This giveaway is now closed. You can enter to win again on Wednesday’s giveaway!
Winners are:
Lorraine who says…“my biggest challenge is coming up with new and fun ideas. Seems like I’m also making the same basic lunches for my kids.”
and
Janelle who says…”I can’t seem to get a good variety for lunch. We are always eating the same things!”
Congrats ladies!
It’s day 2 of the daily giveaways of my Breakfast and Lunch Cookbook!
This cookbook is filled with wonderful, delicious and easy recipes that will help you get your day started out on the right foot! Here are some of our favorites…
Breakfast
- Chocolate Chip Raspberry Pancakes
- Bacon and Egg Quesadillas
- Vanilla Almond French Toast
- Overnight Honey Nut Granola
Lunch
I’ll be giving away 2 copies each day this week…you can enter up to 3 times each day. Please leave separate comments for your separate entries!
1. Contests will start and end at 7 am EST each day this week.
- Entry #1: Leave a comment just sharing your biggest struggle with the lunch hour.
- Entry #2: Tweet the following on Twitter: “I’ve entered to a copy of @5dollardinners Breakfast and Lunch Cookbook. Have you?! http://bit.ly/tuesdaygiveaway #backtoschool”
- Entry #3: Become a Facebook Fan, or subscribe by email or in an RSS reader!
2. Winner will be selected by Random.org. Winners will be announced back here on this post, and notified via email with further instructions.
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My biggest lunch challenge is just deciding what to eat. It’s to the point that I’m hating lunchtime
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I have one very picky eater and coming up with ideas using the same ingredients is becoming more difficult!!
My biggest struggle is trying to get lunch together when I am also trying to get ready for work. Planning ahead would help me out so much.
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My struggle is keeping the kids interested in eating their fruits and veggies!
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Having lunch made and ready to eat while it’s still lunch time!…yep, still trying to tackle that one.
Just became a facebook fan!
I subscribe by email! Thank you!
My biggest struggle with lunch hour is that I homeschool three kids, ages 11, 9, and 5. It’s hard to find the time to stop and prepare a lunch, one that’s semi-healthy, but affordable, that everyone likes! (my oldest has an aversion to cheese and dairy products, I am highly sensitive to gluten) Plus, I have to prepare a lunch everyday for my husband to take to work! I love your dinner cookbook and use it quite often, so I’ve been wanting this cookbook for some time now!
Thanks for the chance to win! 
I’m an email subscriber for a few years now. Would love to win the book.
Thanks, Irene D.
I can’t wait to see whats in the cookbook. Hubby and I have on the go jobs so this would be great so we can eat on the go. Also we wont have to go through the fast food line and spend money and calories
My biggest struggle is finding a variety of healthy foods for myself and my kids (and hubby on the weekend) we seem to get in a rut all the time with lunch…I am pretty tired of it. I am wanting to jazz up the kds lunches for school this year too/
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biggest challenge is keeping a variety of food for lunches.
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Getting lunch ready in a decent amount of time! When I go to fix lunch the bay wants to nurse, one of my other boys needs help in the bathroom or I am playing ref between my 3 year old twins!
My biggest struggle is finding something quick and easy that I wouldn’t have to go to the store to pick up.
I have your cookbook right now from the library and I love it! Would love to have
a copy of my own!
My biggest challenge is coming up with variety for my son to eat, and getting him to eat healthy foods.
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I pack my husbands lunch every day and get tired of packing the same types of sandwiches
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My biggest struggle with making lunches is finding something everyone will eat and within budget.
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the hardest thing is to try to make something my five kidos and husband will like with a budget and trying to be creative and not have the same meals over and over
My biggest challenge this Summer has been with 3 teenagers and a 4 year old having varying sleep schedules! We have been on an every man for themselves brunch/ lunchtime routine (?) for at least the last month of Summer vacation (4 year old excepting) .
My biggest lunch hour struggle is….finding something quick and healthy to serve that my young & picky children will actually eat.
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I’m already a fb fan! I hate giving my son deli meat but that’s all he seems to want. Don’t know how to get him hooked on anything else.
My family is all on a different schedule which makes it difficult to prepare something for everyone. Also, trying to stick to a budget is not as easy with everyone on different schedules.
my biggest challenge is coming up with new and fun ideas. Seems like I’m also making the same basic lunches for my kids.
I struggle with not serving the same thing over and over
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My biggest lunch time struggle is finding something that is quick but super healthy too!
I am a facebook fan!
LOVE your site! Glad I found it thanks to Budget Saavy Diva!! My biggest lunch challenge is finding something to eat that is fast, easy to make, and reasonably priced!!!
My biggest struggle is finding new recipes that kids like
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My kids are tired of sandwiches. I am running out of ideas….
I tweeted your giveaway!
My biggest struggle with the lunch hour is usually figuring out what to make.
My biggest struggle with lunch is having time to make anything. Rush home from work, eat and go back!
Finding good vegetarian alternatives.
I am vegetarian and my family only eats meat 3 times a week. Most vegetarian recipes have ingredients that I’ve never heard of and/or are hard to find. I would think that staying under $5 would be easier without the meat element.
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I am an email subscriber!
Not serving the same things all the time!
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