The girls have been back to school for almost a month already. Can you believe it? They love their teachers, are happy to see their friends again after a long summer vacation and are looking forward to a year packed with education, fun and new experiences. While they’re at school, Super Dad and I are working hard to make sure they have everything they need. At the top of that list, is a healthy and yummy lunch. When you have three girls with very different tastes, it’s important to make sure they are getting what they like, but more importantly, what they need. Our latest creation? This dairy-free rainbow pepper pizza making kit featuring Daiya dairy-free Mozzarella Style Cutting Board Collection Shreds!
It’s pretty simple to put together! All you’ll need is:
- Flatbread or crackers
- Marinara sauce
- Chopped up bell peppers in a variety of colors
- Dairy-free Daiya Mozzarella Style Cutting Board Collection Shreds
- Any other toppings your kids may enjoy
Using a BPA-free stacking bento box lunch box that has 4 compartments and is microwave-safe, I’m able to provide all of the necessary ingredients to create this fun and yummy recipe!
I fill the two smaller containers with marinara sauce and Daiya Mozzarella Style Cutting Board Collection Shreds. Daiya’s Cutting Board Collection Shreds have more dairy-like flavor, texture and aroma than ever, and stretch and melt like the real thing! It’s hard to tell that they are dairy-free!
The first big compartment is filled with their favorite healthy topping(s). In Falynn’s case, that’s red, orange, yellow and green bell peppers, placed to look like a rainbow. The final compartment holds the base for your pizza. We use flatbread or crackers.
The best part about this lunch box idea is that Falynn doesn’t need to bring an extra snack because she snacks on the leftover peppers, once she’s finished enjoying her pizza. When you are creating yours, make sure that the toppings you include are things that your kids already love! You’re more likely to get an empty lunchbox at the end of the school day.
Your kids can easily put together their pizza at school, by spreading marinara sauce on the bread or crackers and then placing the toppings on. The pizza can be eaten as is, or if the school allows them to, they can microwave the pizza as well. Just make sure that the container is microwave-safe!
This also makes the perfect after school snack because it’s easy to make and the kids love it! Falynn has even made Super Dad and I a dairy-free pizza and has become quite the little chef! She loves to switch up the toppings and see what she can create!
Daiya offers a variety of products including dairy-free style shreds and cheeze sticks. Made from an award-winning formula, the Cutting Board Collection tastes like dairy-based cheese and is made with 100% plant-based and non-GMO ingredients. They are available in Cheddar Style, Mozzarella Style and Pepperjack Style. They make a great addition to your favorite after-school recipes, including nachos, quest dip, pizza and more!
So tell me, what type of toppings would your kids love? Make sure to check out our other family-friendly recipes.
This is such a great idea for lunch! It makes it easier for them to get involved in making their own.
I think this sounds like a nice, fresh lunch option. My kids would enjoy this for a meal. I need to try these shreds.
People who are allergic to dairy can now rejoice! Pizza is very popular, and now can be enjoyed by my friends and family who are allergic to dairy products.
This is such an awesome idea. All my kids would love it, I’ll have to give it a try.
This is my favorite cheese for pizza. I am allergic to dairy so I am glad that I can still have pizza.
I’m dairy-free and LOVE all Daiya products! This is such a great idea 🙂 So easy but looks absolutely delicious.
Peppers are so dang delicious! I friggin’ love them. I saw someone else post them yesterday and I have been craving them ever since!!!
Such a good idea for preparing school lunch for your kids. Diary free pizza is always a treat for the lunch and snack, and I can imagine the happiness of your kids when they eat them.