Since Z was disappointed that we could not go outside and build a snowman, I decided to make him a snowman for lunch. I know, I know.....definitely not the same thing. But, as parents, sometimes we just have to improvise, don't we? I had this cute snowman scrapbook paper and thought it was a really fun backdrop for a snowman lunch.
This is such a simple lunch to do.....no special cutting tools needed.
In this lunch:
*jumbo orange silicone cup with homemade tuna casserole- This is the sun for our happy snow family.
*blue "clouds" with blueberries and 3 blue organic fruit snacks
*sweet peas and Applegate hotdog with black olive "buttons" for the snowman body
*mini marshmallows for some added snow
*linked to:Becoming a Bentoholic/ Leftovers on Friday
*linked to:Eats Amazing/ Fun Food Friday
Some of the things I used to make this lunch:
The lunch is so cute. That's very creative how you made the snowman. I have not made tuna casserole in quite some time. I'll make some later this week for my daughter. She does love tuna.
ReplyDeleteI should be getting my sandwich cutter today. I ordered it through your affiliate link. I'll let you know how I like it. :) I do believe I'm more excited about that cutter than my daughter. :)
This is completely off topic but I had a chance to look at your about page. I'm really impressed with what you do at your local prison. I do outreach work for our Lutheran churches Food Closet and the Homeless Shelter where we prepare meals.
Thanks, Opal. My kids love tuna any way I fix it. My kids like a tuna croquette that I make, too. Z won't eat them cold or I would put them in his lunch. Thanks for ordering the Funbites! There's a little bit of a learning curve with I using it, but I'm sure you will figure it out. Yes, my prison ministry is very near and dear to my heart. You do a very wonderful work, too. The prison is very special part of my life. I'm sure you know exactly how I feel.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Thanks for sharing it at Leftovers on Fridays
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