Not everything has to be sweet
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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1 week · savory tiffin
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Some kids do not want another almond cookie. They want jeera. They want crunch. They want the tiffin to taste like food.
Cumin biscuits, wheat flakes you can eat dry, rice cakes plus peanut butter. Still nuts. Still not a cartoon box.
If they also want a cookie, add the Cookie Tin. Don't put both in the same box on day one.
Why these snacks
- Jeera biscuits — cumin, no maida.
- Wheat flakes for dry crunch.
- Rice cakes and creamy peanut butter.
- Millet bites if they still want something cereal-shaped.
Common questions
Are the jeera biscuits sweet?
A little. They taste like jeera biscuits, not namkeen, and not a sweet cookie.
Can I pack this for a nut-free school?
No. The jeera biscuits use almond flour, and the jar is peanut butter.
Next Sunday
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 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 Cookie Tin
Four better biscuits. One restock. Coconut and almond cookies to restock the biscuit tin. Treats, not the whole tiffin.