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We use alot of frozen stuff - veggies, spinach or kale and fruit (to put into green smoothies), raviolis

We also keep chickpeas and beans in the pantry and my LO (who is weird) will eat those plain. We use pouches, but I think cans are probably the same.

Canned ravioli/spaghettios, turkey and cream cheese rolled up in a tortilla, PB and banana sandwiches, quesadillas, frozen pre cooked chicken nuggets?

I keep chicken nuggets, meatballs, sausages (hot dog, breakfast sausage, chicken sausage, etc) in the fridge or freezer at all times. I can pop a few frozen ones in the microwave for a minute or two and be ready to go. Plain omelet also works. And rice in the rice cooker and nori. He will almost always eat sticky rice, with or without nori, and fruit.

I second @snowjewelz: and the TJ's frozen things. My kids would eat their weight in sweet potato gnocchi if I'd let them, and the spelt risotto (strangely...despite it being full of vegetables!) is a huge hit too.

They also tend to like all variety of breakfast foods -- scrambled eggs (60s in microwave), french toast, pancakes, oatmeal, chicken apple sausage. When/if I'm feeling ambitious, I'll make a batch of pancakes at home with an extra egg or two, some fruit, and PB thrown in and then just freeze the leftover ones in a gallon ziploc so they can easily be nuked.

There is a brand called kid fresh. They are frozen meals that can be microwaved or cooked in the oven. We usually get a box of fish sticks and chicken meatballs to have on hand if we get home late.

For nights when I want her to eat something and she won't eat what I made for dinner, I try to offer something pretty boring- crackers, plain yogurt. If I offer something she really likes like cheese or waffles or pbj in afraid she would always hold our for that. She will almost always eat frozen veggies though, either peas or the mixed ones. So especially if I'm giving her something she might now eat I make sure to have those veggies.

But I also always keep frozen tortellini, chicken nuggets, and meatballs on hand. And randomly she really likes these lentil pouches from Costco.