I'm here today talking all about our snack storage. I made my big Kroger run this morning, so the pantry is stocked for the rest of the week and this is how I go about storing snacks.
Those two maroon baskets are where I keep snacks.
I got my baskets at Dollar Tree, where everything is $1. I was in Dollar Tree Friday (Nov. 6, 2015) and here were some similar options in the store now. All for just $1 each.
First thing I do is dump out any leftover snacks that are still in there from the last time I filled 'er up.
Then, I start to portion out the snacks into "snack size" (AKA portion control) baggies.
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My daughter is in elementary school, so I pack a lunch for her every day, as well as a morning snack. The boys go only one morning a week, so we eat at home for lunch most days. It is very helpful to already have a good bit of the food in snack bags so I can throw them into lunch boxes for school, or into my purse for a trip to the grocery store or even a visit to the park. When in doubt, always have a snack for kids (and you!). We do eat some of these snack-ey foods for lunches at home, so I don't portion them all out into baggies or I'd just be wasting the little bags. I stick the crackers that I know we'll probably eat for lunch in their full sleeves into the second snack box that I keep on the left side.
Here it is, and I this week it also has some chips leftover from a party.
I go ahead and make some peanut butter crackers and put those into the bags, and once they're all portioned out, I toss them into the basket. Then, I put the older snacks on top so we can eat those first. I am left with a few boxes that I cut Box Tops off of, then break down and take to the recycling bin. ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgtRJnP7Zf2fia6aQR-C0jFAu1jp6VChfKbXqKVWlJyPxyRjHsEdaFxaQUCEPLSDAkNUgyp-N2LvU2y_nUMUBSmGgJi7zpjMBWm5nEKb3x_5PJwKrrtv3Q3JaErIVj3P3jC1QJ-OOS2f5T9/s640/blogger-image-1350833102.jpg)
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My snack boxes are all filled up and ready to grab for lunches or just if we're zooming out the door and I think the kids might need something while we're out. I also will tell my daughter, who is tall enough to see in there, she can grab a snack after school and she can really just choose whatever she wants. ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg5YHRyYrlhCMssDmxXl1fyjqv8w1_7d5gHJciN3dtvNJGwHh_ZQA9CInWDT86VMsV7g3zKuADDaa5P6VlifK7Kq_7BU6TXXQWD_RpuX0WV3pKy8b11IuzwUfqINbko_q5GV9XNKaXnTfqG/s640/blogger-image-792661530.jpg)
The snack boxes really come in handy and seem to save a little space in the pantry and a lot of time when I'm in a hurry. Hopefully this, or some version, can help you out as well!![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg5YHRyYrlhCMssDmxXl1fyjqv8w1_7d5gHJciN3dtvNJGwHh_ZQA9CInWDT86VMsV7g3zKuADDaa5P6VlifK7Kq_7BU6TXXQWD_RpuX0WV3pKy8b11IuzwUfqINbko_q5GV9XNKaXnTfqG/s640/blogger-image-792661530.jpg)
Here are some similar ideas:
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