Nurturing Palates, Inspiring Curiosity
We make NSLP-approved food products & provide culinary-based enrichments for students from preschool to high school.
We provide nutritious, pre-packaged food products as well as culinary education programming for K-12 that kids, parents & school administrators love. Stay tuned for product launches!
We believe kids must understand the why behind health & nutrition. By teaching students about healthy eating and involving them in food preparation, we increase their understanding & preference for nutritious options.
We exceed the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) standards with our food products, and all of our curricula are crafted by certified teachers in collaboration with formally trained chefs.
Crustless Sammies, Reinvented!
We specialize in crafting NSLP-approved, high-quality, clean label, whole grain crustless sandwiches featuring an array of adventurous flavors such as Choco-Dipped Banana & Chocolate Churro. All sammies are non-GMO, plant-based & nut-free.
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Culinary Enrichment Programs
Our enrichment classes foster a more connected relationship to food, introducing everything from nutrition education and cooking classes to food entrepreneurship. Our programs develop culinary skills, promote cultural awareness, and cultivate teamwork and leadership.
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Together, let's transform the way our children nourish their bodies and minds
Founded by three-time entrepreneur, mom of two & LA native, Natasha Case, Lunch Bunch exists to revolutionize school nutrition, connecting kids and community over good food.
Testimonials
Parent,
Lunch Bunch Cooking Class
"I am so happy to hear my son is enjoying it! He brought home the rainbow smoothie recipe and we made it over the weekend and even made popsicles with what was leftover. :)"
Brightstar Schools
“Non-stop we hear the kiddos talking about cooking class…It's something that our students really look forward to each week."
Parent, Lunch Bunch Cooking Class
"Yesterday was our last class. My son really loved his teachers. He had tears in his eyes as we left. They were great."
