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Lunchables Holiday Packs Inspired By Some Of The Seasons’ Parental Stressors

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It’s called “The Holidays,” but the lead-up to Christmas can be ridiculously stressful for parents. This year Lunchables wants to add a little levity inspired by the most mentioned stressors parents mentioned on Twitter last season while also helping kids distracted with a limited edition Holiday Pack.

Lunchables Holiday Packs are available in three different offerings. “Son of a Nutcracker! I Forgot to Hide the Elf!” gives parents license to approve pizza for breakfast and buy time to hide the elf in a new spot. “It’s December 24, Where’s the Wrench?!” is a turkey, cheddar, cracker, and cookie combination that’s inspired by last-minute putting together gifts like bicycles, drum kits, and doll houses. Finally, “How is the Gift Still Two States Away?!” is a ham, cheddar, cracker, and cookie meal that let’s “Santa” duck out to look for a backup gift for the one stuck in transit. All three also include stickers.

Each box features fun graphics like a gingerbread cookie frowning holding a wrench, penguins separated from shipping boxes on different pieces of ice, and an elf. The packaging also serves as a backdrop for kid-created Lunchables builds for festive playtime at the table that apes the recent JKR redesign.

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