20 Tips To Save Money On School Lunches Story

It’s no secret that the cost of raising a child these days is expensive. According to a report by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, a middle-income family can expect to spend over $270,000 on their child by the time they reach age 18.

So how do you manage to provide for your child when money is tight? One way is to save on school lunches.

A  great way to save money is using leftovers from dinner the night before. Package them in a reusable container and send them off with your child the next day.

Use Leftovers

While prepackaged foods may be convenient, they’re also typically more expensive than their unpackaged counterparts.

Skip Prepackaged Foods

Pack Plenty Of Snacks

If your child is anything like mine, they always ask for snacks. To save money (and keep those little tummies full), pack some healthy snacks like fruits, veggies, or whole grain crackers.

One way to save money on lunches (and snacks) is to purchase items in bulk. Buying in bulk is beneficial if you have more than one child in school. Buying in bulk often leads to significant savings, which you can use to purchase other necessary school supplies.

Purchase In Bulk

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