Getting children to eat healthy food can be a challenge. Get children involved by asking them to choose and pack their own picnic items from a selection of healthy alternatives to the traditional crisps and chocolate bars.
See the food ideas below for more inspiration.
 Children are more likely to eat fruit which is easy to eat and looks fun. Try chopping carrots into batons and peeling fruit such as satsumas and put the pieces in a Baco Rainbow snack bag. The smaller portions are easy to manage and the bags can be resealed for later on.
Try a variety of breads for sandwiches, including brown, wholemeal, pitta, wraps and rolls.
Salads are a great change from sandwiches and they are packed with essential vitamins and minerals. Eat a rainbow of colours by using a selection of salad vegetables, including radish, grated carrot, red, yellow and green peppers, it’s a great way of ensuring your child is eating a range of vitamins and minerals.
Replace crisps with cherry tomatoes, cucumber and carrot batons
Encourage your child to eat a wider variety of fruit by making fruit kebabs using small pieces of kiwi, mango, strawberries, grapes and pineapple.
Dried fruit can also be included as part of your child’s recommended 5-a-day fruit and vegetable portions.
For more recipe ideas and activity suggestions, why not log on to Baco Rainbow Island and click on the Parent Zone.
PS
Baco Rainbow Tip of the Month: The Baco Rainbow range of products can also be used for non-food items throughout the holiday; when collecting unusual shells and pebbles on the beach, taking hair bands for the swimming pool and carrying crayons for impromptu colouring in the car.
Baco Rainbow Island
Creating a tasty and healthy lunch to-go has never been easier with the help of the Baco Rainbow Range. The range includes colour printed foils, re-sealable snack packs and colourful sandwich bags with stickers which make food preparation fun for the whole family.
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