Six Quick and Easy Hummus Lunch Boxes

Six simple school and adult lunch box ideas made with Sabra Hummus, fruit, vegetables, and more. These back-to-schoolQuick and Easy Box Lunch Recipesare nutritious and tasty, and there are so many variations!

I love back-to-school season! It feels like like a great time to get back on a schedule, revisit your goals now that the hustle and bustle of summer vacation has passed, and regroup and get organized. One of my favorite ways to get organized is to collecta whole bunch of school lunchbox ideasand put them to use. I’m not trying to reinvent the wheel every morning and my kids aren’t getting burnt out on the same things over and over again.

Hummus is my favorite dip to stick in lunch boxes because it’s thick enough to not make a huge mess.With so many Sabra Hummus flavors to choose from, you’ll never have to repeat a lunch box twice. I like to make some main dish hummus recipes like hummus and veggie sandwiches, hummus ham roll-ups, and hummus chip dip and also use it as a side dish with veggies, crackers, or pretzels. Plus, it’s a healthy and simple after school snack when you pair it with an already preppedveggie box.

I have SIX different lunch box ideas all ready for you!The goal is to make school mornings quick and lunch delicious. Sabra and I are here to help. ENJOY!

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Tips for Getting an Easy Packed Lunch Out the Door:

• To cut down on morning prep time, make aveggie boxand have the kids take from it for their lunches. Chopping the veggies ahead of time is a big time saver.
• If you have little kids below school age, it’s nice to make their lunch box (and yours!) in the morning when you are making the other lunches.I just stick the little boys’ lunches in the fridge and then lunch is done for everyone, even the ones at home!
• Have your kids help you decide what they want for lunch and get them involved in the prepping/packing.When my kids have a little say in their lunch, they are much more likely to eat it.
• Use cupcake liners to keep food separated.

More Lunch Recipes to Consider

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A recipe card for lunch boxes isn’t always ideal, so I thought I’d show you the individual lunches and give you some more details on each.And don’t let what I did be the hard-and-fast rule; get creative with your lunches and change things up as you see fit.

Easy Hummus Chip Dip Lunchbox Idea:

• Sabra Hummus topped with tomatoes, black olives, and sliced green onion
• salsa
• blueberries
• tortilla chips
• chocolate covered candies

Boiled Egg Lunchbox Idea:

• 2 boiled eggs
• crackers
• black olives
• cucumber
• bell pepper slices
• Sabra Hummus for dipping
• fresh peach

Hummus and Ham Roll-ups Lunch Box Idea:

• Sabra Hummus and ham roll-up
• blackberries
• bell pepper slices
• cherry tomatoes
• chocolate covered candies and pecans

Dippins Lunchbox Idea:

• Sabra Hummus for dipping
• The Best Caramel Dipfor dipping
• pretzels (good dipped in hummus and caramel)
• apples (for the caramel)
• cucumber
• cherry tomatoes
• bell pepper slices

Hummus and Vegetable Sandwich Lunch Box Idea:

• The Ultimate Hummus and Veggie Sandwich(whole or half)
• Ants on a log (celery with nut butter and raisins)
• dill pickles
• grapes

Cheese and Crackers Lunch Box Ideas:

• sliced cheese stick
• pepperoni
• salami
• crackers
• bell pepper slices
• cucumber
• Sabra Hummus for dipping
• chocolate chips, pecans, and almonds

And there you have it, lunch boxes ideas that will get you out of a rut!

I hope these help to inspire you, make your life just a bit easier, and get you and the kids out the door in the morning with something delicious for lunch.