This is a sponsored post written by me as part of the BJ’s Wholesale Club Ambassador Program. All opinions are 100% my own.
We’ve been back to school for several weeks now and the never-ending chore of packing your kids lunches has begun. Since my husband and I both despise packing lunches, we’re trying a new approach this year and getting the kids involved!
I let them come with me to pick out their favorite back-t0-school lunchbox items at BJ’s Wholesale Club. This way, they’re getting what they like. The assortment of allergy friendly and healthy items is endless and when we shop in bulk, I only have to go once every 3-4 weeks. With packing school lunches and snacks, also comes the challenge of meeting your classroom allergy needs. Luckily, my kids don’t have any allergies (other than being allergic to dairy as babies,) but I like to be as compliant as I can to the kids around them who do.
These are all some great ideas you can stock up on during your BJ’s Wholesale shopping trip. I know every one of these things always ends up in our cart! Pirates Booty & apples are a perfect lunchbox addition and the gluten free cheese pizza is a great afternoon snack! I know my kids can’t be the only ones who always seem to come home starving.. regardless of what they had for lunch. I even got some great tips from Chef Glyn Lyman at a BJ’s Wholesale Back-t0-School event last year, so head over to refresh your memory and get some inspiration using the above snacks!
My kids put together a fun little video showing your our three easy tips for packing your school lunches using all of our favorites from BJ’s. Check it out! We would love for you to give them a “thumbs up” too!
Also.. as a quick reminder, BJ’s also participates in Box Tops for Education and they have some great promos going on where you can earn even more! Check out these participating brands!
And lastly, you can still snag a FREE 90 day trial membership! Shoppers can print the Free 90-Day Membership coupon at www.BJs.com/savings and visit their local BJ’s club to activate their trial.
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