Reader Q&A

Here’s where I answer your questions! I get questions all the time from readers about all kinds of things I share - lunch packing, cooking, meal planning, organization, and more. Each week I am sharing my answers to one of your questions. Make sure you’re signed up for my newsletter so you never miss my weekly reader Q&A.

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This week’s question:

Q: How do I keep sandwiches from getting soggy when I pack them ahead of time?

A: This is another one of the questions I get the most when I talk about packing lunches ahead, so I guess it must be a common problem for a lot of you. If you struggle with how to pack lunches ahead of time I am so here for you. This is my thing!

I pack sandwiches days in advance all the time, I definitely have some tricks that can help! They mostly come down to putting just a little more thought into the construction of your sandwich, and what ingredients and methods are causing it to be soggy. I’ve put all my best tips for packing sandwiches ahead of time in a whole new blog post for you. I promise you that you will definitely want to try these tips because packing lunch ahead of time is one of the best things you can do to make school day mornings easier and less stressful. ➡️ Click here to read that post now.

If you want more tips about packing all kinds of lunches ahead of time, you’ll definitely want to hop over and read this post with all of my tips, because packing lunches ahead is such a time saver and a massive school day morning stress reliever that it’s worth figuring out a few little tweaks to your lunch packing to make this work for you. ➡️ Click here to read that post now.

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Wishing you an easy week ahead!

– Lisa