The Nutella problem
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.
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1 week · toast and rice cakes
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Kids' toast is often a chocolate spread that is mostly sugar and palm oil. You already know this. You still need something that spreads.
One peanut butter for every day. Three flavours so Wednesday does not feel like Monday.
Spreads are still treats. Rice cakes and peanut butter are the everyday. Hazelnut and strawberry are the yes.
Why these snacks
- Creamy peanut butter as the everyday jar.
- Rice cakes when you want crunch.
- Hazelnut, strawberry, and almond spreads instead of Nutella.
Common questions
Isn't this a lot of sweet spreads?
Peanut butter is the everyday jar. The flavoured ones last weeks, not days — like the Nutella you used to finish in ten days, stretched out and cleaned up.
Can I pack this for a nut-free school?
No. There are peanuts, hazelnuts, and almonds.
Next Sunday
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 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 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.