Mini packs of fruit for lunch box - what are they called?

[Booksandflowers]

I’m trying to do my online Tesco shop and daughter has asked for some pre packaged fruit in her lunchbox. I’m trying to find some small packs of grapes etc but can’t find them. Assume Tesco do them but what do I search under? I’m sure I’ve tried everything

Fruit pots. Or you could go naturally packaged?

I hate to be that poster but can't you just buy bigger packs and decant them into your own tupperware?

Much more cost effective (unless you have a DC like mine who loses as tupperware pot a week!)

Sounds nuts but I always search for mango, it'll come up in the small pots then link to the others.
Also, I really like prepared mango!

On the tesco site they're called snack packs. They seem to be phasing them out though, only apple ones available today. It seems a wasteful and expensive way to eat fruit.

Any chance she would accept a whole fruit chopped up by you then popped in a small Tupperware ? It's extremely wasteful, expensive and environmentally damaging to buy those small pre packaged portions of fruit.

It is wasteful I agree. She only wants them as she’s seen others have them and I think she’d be over it after a week. Had some problems with her eating so happy to facilitate this in the short term.

They aren't wasteful for me, wasteful would be buying a whole melon/pineapple/mango that wouldn't be used.