As parents, we all pay a hefty price for the sweet routine the start of the school year brings: packing lunch. 

Complaints that top the list for this daily chore are lunches that don't get eaten, time-consuming prep, and balancing healthy choices. 

As the school year approaches, try the following tips to lessen the lunch-packing pressure.

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Try baked empanadas for a healthy alternative to the traditional deep-fried version.

Get the crisp deliciousness of classic fish and chips without the heaviness and fat from frying. The breaded zucchini slices are a fun way to get vegetables into this comfort food meal. It’s all served with a fresh lemony tartar sauce.

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These babies are fun for an appetizer or hearty enough for an entree.