The 3pm cupboard
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.
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1 week · tiffin and after school
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The hard part is not breakfast. It is 3pm, school bag on the floor, and whatever is nearest wins.
Most kids' snacks in India are maida, palm oil, and sugar with a cartoon on the pack. This basket is the Sunday restock: peanut butter on a rice cake, a cookie that is not Parle-G, a spread that is not supermarket Nutella.
It is not a diet. It is a better cupboard for five school days.
Why these snacks
- Creamy peanut butter — 100% peanuts, the jar they will actually finish.
- Plain rice cakes. The flavour is in the spread, not a sugar coating.
- Hazelnut spread instead of Nutella — no palm oil, no extra sugar.
- Almond cookies for 3pm. Millet-oats cookies for the everyday tiffin biscuit.
Common questions
Will this actually last a school week?
The peanut butter and spread usually last longer than a week. The cookies and rice cakes are meant for five school days.
Is this safe for kids?
This is not a diet, and it is not medical advice. It is a cupboard with less hidden sugar. The cookies use erythritol — some kids get a tummy ache if they eat a lot. One cookie is a snack. The pack is not lunch.
Can I pack this for a nut-free school?
No. There are peanuts, almonds, and hazelnuts. Skip this basket if the classroom is nut-free or if your child has a nut allergy.
What happens when I click the button?
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Next Sunday
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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 First Week
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