Guess what packed lunch item got confiscated and handed to me at the end of the day?

[WhatWasGoneFromTheBox]

DD aged 8 almost 9 (end of July), Year 4. Has SN incase it's relevant.

Packed lunch of:

Leftover Chicken in a white roll
2 finger kitkat
Sliced up grapes
Cucumber Sticks
Babybel
Carton of juice
Dip Pot of ketchup (for the sandwich)

Usually school don’t take items off children because the HT says she used to send her own DC to primary school with packed lunches and she hated having stuff taken from their lunch boxes – it’s a mainstream LA primary but higher than average number of SN/EHCPs according to most recent ofsted (December 22) so they’re generally understanding about fussiness/SN issues. DD has only once before had something confiscated.

So what did the lunch staff take issue with from DDs lunch?

Just say what it was. This isn’t interesting enough for pages of guesses.

The ketchup.

Ketchup

Grapes in case she choked.

Cheese due to high fat or juice due to sugar. Whichever seems unnecessary .

Ketchup?

Not the ketchup

The Kit Kat

ketchup. Or maybe the juice if the school has a 'water only' rule.

Kitkat or juice? We wouldn’t be allowed either of those at DDs school

I think the kitkat is the obvious one but I'm guessing I'm going to be surprised.

Speak to the school again. One of mine has SEN and it able to take in safe foods.

Snap

babybel. Ours banned them because of the packaging…

Was it chicken nuggets in a roll?

Why would you want ketchup with a cold sandwich??

Anyway, I vote either the ketchup or the white roll by itself.

@BatshitIsTheOnlyExplanation No leftover chicken from the roast dinner I did yesterday.

The kitkat is the obvious choice, yes. I bet it was the ketchup or juice though.

Was it the ketchup?

Not the ketchup

Not the kitkat

Grapes or ketchup

I’m going for Babybel. And a stern telling off for the Kitkat.

Ok, the cucumber sticks, were they cut in a way that could cause choking? I don't know, just clutching at straws here!

Just tell us before we have to list every item in the lunchbox

Guessing games are so tedious.

Carton of juice, because the kids never finish it and they won't let them leave any rubbish at school. So everything has to go back in the bags, then it leaks everywhere. Or because they have a no juice only water policy