School Lunches done right
When I saw an order come in for 30 of my lunch container sets, I had to find out who was buying all these at once. And why. I got a hold of the purchaser to tell her that she certainly qualified for a wholesale account with me, and here’s the reply I got:
Thank you Kelly. I didn’t realize that you did wholesale accounts. I really appreciate the discount. What a great product you’ve created!!
My husband and I own a small farm-to-table restaurant in Muskegon, MI. We recently started a farm-to-school lunch program with a local school district. Our local news was filming this week and I plugged your product – so happy to have found exactly what we were looking for and for the right price!
We are feeding 40-60 kids each day (ages 4-6) and your lunchboxes are perfect! Besides being kid-friendly (easy to open and close), eco-friendly, they are also pocket friendly. They stack nicely in our refrigerators and are able to hold the perfect portion sizes! They’re just right!! We love what you’ve done!! Keep up the good work!
Sincerely,
Jamie Paquin
chef/owner of Mia & Grace, (and happy mother!)
Wow. Super proud my lunch containers are a part of this! Click HERE for the news story
You’ll want to read the news story and watch the VIDEO all about what Jamie and her husband Jeremy are serving to the kids at Pennsylvania Elementary in Michigan’s Reeths-Puffer School District. What a wonderful program!
If you’re interested in bringing better food into your school, HERE’S another company doing a great job of it too. Healthy, organic, tasty, and waste-free lunches delivered to children at schools and daycare centers in the greater Seattle area.
Yep, there are certainly a variety of ways to make sure our kids are eating well while they’re at school. Let’s hope more schools will begin supporting these kinds of programs. How is the food at your child’s school?
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WOW! What an amazing story. I wish we had some of those farm-to-school programs around here! And how cool that they found Easy Lunchboxes just in time!
Corey @ Family Fresh Meals is the cool author of..Spooky Halloween Spiders
Fantastic! ELBs are just perfect for the lunchroom since the lids are easy for kids to open, the tray doesn’t bend or flop when you move it, and the lid comes off completely so doesn’t tip the box when open. Plus they stack nicely for collection and storage! (I started stacking my dirties in the sink – saves a TON of space, since I don’t do dishes every day!) And even my 4-year-old can carry it to the table with the lid off without spilling, in case the kiddos like to switch seats or something!
Ludicrous Mama is the cool author of..Talk Like A Pirate Day Blog Hop and Treasure Hunt! Yarr!