For parents packing a tiffin every morning

Stop inventing a lunchbox at 6:40 in the morning.

100 tiffin recipes Indian children actually finish — sandwiches, idlis, pulaos, parathas, tikkis, wraps and bakes. Every one photographed, sorted by how much time you have, with a four-week planner so the decision is already made.

✓100 recipes, 100 photographs — see what you're making before you start
✓Sorted by time, not by cuisine — ten-minute Tuesdays, leisurely Sundays
✓A four-week planner already filled in, plus a blank one for the fridge
✓30 printable love notes to tuck under the lid every morning

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100 Lunchbox Recipes Indian Kids Actually Finish — the Skribblo recipe book cover

100recipes

9sections

125pages

You already know how this morning goes

"What do I even pack today?"

Asked at 6:40am, answered with the same three things you packed last week. Again.

The box comes home half full.

You cooked it, you packed it, and it sat next to the water bottle all day.

Pinterest is not a plan.

Twenty saved recipes, no photos of the real thing, none of them in an order you can cook through.

One book on your phone. A hundred recipes, a month already planned, and a photo of every single dish.

Nine sections. Sorted by the morning you're having.

Cookbooks are organised by dish. Parents cook by clock. Open the section that matches the time you have.

Sandwiches & Toasts

18 recipes. Most done inside ten minutes — the Monday-morning section.

Idli & Paniyaram

6 recipes. Soft, mild, eaten with fingers. Safest bet for a fussy eater.

Dosa & Uttapam

6 recipes. Batter keeps for days — the work happens Sunday, not Tuesday.

Rice & Pulao

23 recipes. One pot, travels better than anything else.

Poori, Roti & Paratha

16 recipes. Stuffed breads hold their shape all morning and need no spoon.

Tikkis & Patties

10 recipes. Finger food that feels like a treat. Shape them small.

Pasta & Macaroni

6 recipes. For the week they refuse everything Indian.

Muffins & Pancakes

7 recipes. Bake Sunday, freeze, and four breakfasts are covered.

Rolls & Wraps

8 recipes. Everything in one hand-held parcel — no cutlery, no mess.

What's also in the folder

The four-week planner

A worked month with recipe numbers filled in, plus a blank one to stick on the fridge.

Every recipe, photographed

You see what you're making before you commit a morning to it.

30 printable love notes

Print, cut, keep in a jar by the kitchen. Four seconds each morning.

Four things that decide whether a box comes home empty

Cut it smaller than you think

Four small pieces get finished. One big piece gets abandoned after two bites.

Under-pack for a week

A child who asks for more has won something. A child who can't finish learns lunch is a thing you fail at.

One familiar thing, always

Pair a new recipe with the one dish they never refuse. Experiments work best next to safety.

Change the shape, not the food

The rejected paratha becomes a roll. The refused idli becomes four mini ones. Same dish, new object.

Why this is worth keeping, not just downloading

A single cookbook at the shop costs several hundred rupees and holds about thirty recipes. Abroad, recipe libraries like this are sold as monthly memberships. You pay once, and every dish is photographed so you know what you're making before you start.

A shop cookbook~30 recipes, no photos, finished in a month, then you need another.

A monthly membershipCharges you again every month, stops the day you cancel.

This book100 recipes with photos. Paid once. Plan made for you. Print the planner forever.

Questions parents ask first

Is this an app or a physical book?+

It's a digital PDF — you get it instantly on your phone or laptop after payment. No app needed, no login. Once saved to your device you can open it anywhere, even without internet.

Do I need to print everything?+

The recipe book reads perfectly on your phone in the kitchen — no printing needed. Only the planner and the love notes are worth printing. Those are three pages total.

Are these recipes for all ages?+

The book includes guidance on portions for 2, 4 and 7 year olds. Most recipes are mild enough for toddlers and filling enough for a 7 year old. The packing guide chapter covers how to adapt each section by age.

Is this a subscription?+

No. One payment of ₹199, and the book, planner, and love notes are yours forever. No renewal, no card stored, no login to remember.

What if I lose the file?+

Email us at getskribblo@gmail.com with your order number and we re-send the link free, forever. We reply within 24 hours.