Deliciously easy deli meat lunchbox combos for you and the kids

By Bashiera Parker, 3 December 2005

Have you tried these snack box solutions using Woolworths’ deli meat? They make lunchbox packing and snacking quick, easy and delicious.

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Woolworths’ Good to Go and Simply Add deli meat ranges make lunchbox packing quick, easy and delicious.

With little to no time to mull over what will excite you and your little ones on busy mornings, ready-to-eat snack box solutions are the way to go.

For your kiddies (or you, we won’t tell), try Woolworths' smoked ham-and-Gouda rolls, salami-and-mozzarella rolls and beef pastrami-and-biltong spread rolls, along with crisp lettuce and shredded carrots, rolled up into a tortilla to make colourful pinwheels.

No-bake pinwheels

No-bake pinwheels

For you: an anything but ordinary chicken mayo sandwich made with pickles, dill and two types of chicken! Woolworths' Simply Add sliced spiced chicken breast and smoked chicken breast are good to go.

Chicken mayo sandwich

Chicken mayo sandwich

And to really beef things up, we suggest including a few extra lunchbox faves such as Woolworths' salami sticks and chorizo coins.

No complicated recipes, no special equipment, no stress – just simple combos that work every time, for everyone.

So snag a pinwheel while you’re at it – the same deli stars that will turn your kid into a snack time hero will have you excited for lunch too, proving that good food is good food regardless of your age.

Find more lunchbox ideas here

Photography: Shavan Rahim

Recipes and production: Marcelle van Rooyen

Food assistant: Bianca Jones

Woolworths' Good to Go and Simply Add deli meat ranges are the perfect addition to snacking when you need to put together a quick and easy meal when you're low on energy and time. Woolies comes to the rescue with a variety of deli meats and cheeses that offer a simple yet indulgent way to fill lunchboxes – and tummies.

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