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The 'no mess' hack making school lunches easier for parents and kids

Gabrielle Oehlmann

Most parents will agree that packing kids' school lunches is no easy feat.

Striking the perfect balance between something nutritious and something the kids actually want to eat is a fine line to walk – not to mention the struggle of trying to keep it looking and tasting fresh by the time lunchtime rolls around.

There are plenty of lunchbox tips and tricks circling the internet to answer this parenting woe, and There are plenty of lunchbox tips and tricks has jumped on board with a helpful solution.

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Schoolgirls eating a healthy lunch. They have a lunch box with vegetables and fruit and a lettuce and chicken sandwich. They are wearing school uniforms.

Parents will agree that packing school lunches can be a nightmare. Getty

If you find yourself sending the kids off to school with an immaculately packed lunch box only for it to come back with a half-eaten apple, loose popcorn kernels and a barely-touched wrap or sandwich that has fallen out of its plastic wrap – you're not alone.

Lunch box brand Wrap'd knows just how frustrating it is.

Plastic wrap often just doesn't cut it when it comes to packing a salad-filled sandwich or wrap, so the brand have created a solution to keep those hard-to-pack school lunches tasty and intact.

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Wrap'd holder

Wrap'd has a clever solution for those lunchtime woes. Wrap'd

Wrap'd is a reusable silicone wrap holder that peels open like a banana and is a practical way to pack wraps and rolls, keeping all the ingredients securely inside.

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The product was designed by West Australian-based mum-of-three Jade.

She noticed her kids struggled to eat wraps without them unravelling and spilling everywhere and after failing to find a solution online she decided to create one herself.

The lunch box heroes are perfect for packing wraps and rolls but they can also be used for all sorts of lunchtime treats; from vegetable sticks to sushi and hot dogs.

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The silicone can also be used to hold warm foods like sausage rolls to help reduce the transfer of heat. You can learn more about Wrap'ds many uses here.

"My grandsons love taking wraps for school lunch but would complain they were messy to eat," Wrap'd customer Anmaree recalled.

"Now with the perfect holder, they love having their favourite lunch again. No mess, easy to use and mum loves the easy clean-up of their lunch boxes."

Wrap'd holder

Wrap'd is a resulable silicone wrap holder. Wrap'd

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The Wrap'd holders also come in a range of vibrant colours to keep the little ones happy which you can find here.

The product is also dishwasher safe, BPA, PVC and phthalate-free and requires no disposable waste, making for a zero-waste and eco-friendly solution.

While they're perfect for the little ones, they make a great solution for work lunches, too.

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The Wrap'd holder can be used for all sorts of lunchtime treats.  Wrap'd

"Just used for first time today at work," Wrap'd customer Cathy said.

"The Wrap stayed fresh and didn't come apart when eating it. All the bits that usually fall out were contained in the Wrap'd. Have recommended to my work colleagues."

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Wrap'd is also great for work lunches. Wrap'd

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You can read more about the Wrap'd lunch time solution here.

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