Sunday Baskets
They still get the cookie. You get the week.
Kids don't need a diet. They need a cupboard that isn't full of hidden sugar. One click, and a week of snacks you'd actually pack is on its way to Amazon.
Not a diet
Peanut butter and oats first. Cookies as treats. Never the pharmacy chocolate.
Easy on Amazon
One click. Amazon asks you to confirm. Nothing is bought until you say so.
Made for Sunday
Ten minutes tonight. Monday is already sorted.
This week's baskets
Ready to order. No ice cream — those tubs are sold out.
Start here
A small order. See what they actually eat.
Mornings
Breakfast that isn't dessert.
The Breakfast Week
Breakfast that still feels like breakfast. Muesli, oats, peanut butter, a chocolate cereal they will eat, and strawberry spread — mornings that are not chocolate powder in milk.
The Whole-Food Week
If you don't want erythritol in the tiffin, start here. Peanut butter, oats, muesli, wheat flakes, and rice cakes — a week of snacks with no diet cookies.
The cupboard
Tiffin, 3pm, and treats.
The After-School Basket
They still get the cookie. You skip the crash. Peanut butter, rice cakes, a hazelnut spread, and cookies you'd actually pack — for tiffin and the hungry hour after school.
The Treat Drawer
The drawer you can leave unlocked. Cookies, chocolate, and two hazelnut spreads — the yes foods, so you are not the parent who only says no.
The Toast Station
Toast still happens. The jar on it changes. Peanut butter, rice cakes, and three spreads — hazelnut, strawberry, almond — so toast is not supermarket Nutella.
The Cookie Tin
Four better biscuits. One restock. Coconut and almond cookies to restock the biscuit tin. Treats, not the whole tiffin.
The Savory Tiffin
Jeera biscuits, wheat flakes, rice cakes, peanut butter. Jeera biscuits, wheat flakes, rice cakes, and peanut butter — for the kid who is tired of 'healthy cookies.'
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Common questions
What is a Sunday Basket?
A week of snacks you'd actually pack — tiffin, after-school, breakfast, or treats. One click sends it to Amazon. You still look it over before you buy.
Do I have to add each snack one by one?
No. Pick a basket, click the button, and Amazon opens with the whole week ready. You confirm only if you want to.
Are you putting my kid on a diet?
No. Kids don't need a diet. They need a cupboard that isn't full of hidden sugar. Treats are still treats — just not the whole lunchbox.
Why isn't there ice cream?
The clean tubs we like are sold out on Amazon right now. These baskets are snacks you can actually order this week.
Can I send this to a nut-free school?
Almost every basket has peanuts, almonds, or hazelnuts. If the classroom is nut-free, skip these and pack something else.
What we will not put in a kids' basket
- Pharmacy chocolate sold as "diabetic friendly."
- Bitter dark chocolate they will not eat.
- Diet snacks pretending to be lunch.
- Anything with nuts, unless we warn you first.
- Ice cream that is sold out — you should be able to actually order this.
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