There are all sorts of varieties of bagels, rolls or biscuits. You can also start your sandwich with English muffins, hotdog or hamburger buns. Wrap sandwiches are very versatile and can be tailor-made to suit your personal tastes. You no longer have to go to the health food store to find fresh tortillas or whole grain wraps, they can be found in the bread or refrigerated section of your supermarket. For example, you can use sliced turkey, tuna, salad greens and sprouts, American cheese or whatever your kid will eat on bread, and combine them for your sandwich.
Most kids adore good old peanut butter and jelly.
Make different fillings for as many sandwiches as you like. For each 2 tablespoons of peanut butter, add half a sliced banana. Let cream cheese soften and add raisins - around eight for each sandwich. Sliced Turkey with low-fat mayonnaise on a triangle sandwich. Most schools have a daily Snack Time that children really look forward to.