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I make gluten free waffles in the weekend and freeze them, my daughter likes
them in her lunches. Usually she has them plain, but sometimes she likes a
bit of jam/jelly and peanut butter on them.
The other thing she likes is cold toasted sandwiches, and toasted panini,
usually with gf ham and cheese in them. She also likes toasted sandwiches
with peanut butter. When the bread is toasted like that it seems to stay
soft enough for her to eat.

We tried gf wraps, but found they got quite hard.

Cheers,
Carmen


On 20/6/08 9:09 AM, "[log in to unmask]" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

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> My 11 year old son's taste buds are constantly changing. We send him with
> gluten free chips/fritos/pretzels, rice cakes, popcorn, gluten free cookies,
> fruit, cheese sticks and no sugar chocolate pudding. Not the best  - but he
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> not complain.
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> We tried the rolls, crackers and breads but they either got soggy  or hard
> and he would throw them away.
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> David
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> Hi Everyone!
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> I'm sorry to ask this question  again - but the last couple of times I saw=
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> I'm looking for lunch ideas (elementary school age)  for kids with Celiac.=
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> school has no possibility to heat  things up so I either need to send thin=
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> I think with Celiac it is easy to put yourself in a rut  - but it doesn't =
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> be - I'm sure there are great ideas out  there.  Please help!!!
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> I WILL summarize.  Note - Rude  responses are never included in my summari=
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> Thanks for your  help!
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> Regards,
> Laura
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