Not gonna lie... lunch took me all of 10 minutes to throw together. Not my finest work but some days, we all have better things to do - am I right? ;)
Lunch is a sanwich I cut out with my gingerbread man cookie cutter. I used candy icing eyes, gave him a scarf made of provalone cheese colored with my green Betty Crocker food writer pen, and used red sprinkles for his buttons.
Around the sandwich are cauliflower pieces, raisins, and a babybel with our countdown number "10" carved out of the wax.
Top left is sugar free vanilla pudding with Christmasy sprinkles. Top right is cantaloupe bites in a holiday cupcake liner and a santa head pick.
All packed inside an EasyLunchBox.
If you get a chance to check out those $1 bins at the front of your local Target store, look for these sprinkles: Only $1 for the cute holly leaves & berries. This mama especially was happy for the fact it says specifically on the label "produced in a peanut free facility" - WOOHOO!
Sorry for the glare/ flash in the pic.
Yes!!! I love those sprinkles :) Super cute bento, but I do have to say that Mr. Snowman has the "crazy eyes" kickin' :)hehe
ReplyDeleteHaha, I know... the pupils are a little "off". We'll just say he had too much caffeine today. :D
ReplyDeleteHooray for peanut-free treats for your Little Miss!
ReplyDeleteCute!! I always like the idea of putting lunches together quickly.BTW,where did you get your BettyCrocker food safe markers? The ones I am using are just hopeless.
ReplyDeletelol, thanks Candy Girl ;)
ReplyDeleteIt's actually not too bad finding sprinkles she can have - I know what brands are OK but it never feels the cute little ones that are a "deal" are usually NEVER safe... so I would have to spend 5..6..$7 on sprinkles! Not happening. lol, I was so happy to find these for $1!
@Rina - They sell them in about every grocery store around me :) they're usually right down the baking aisle with your icings & cake mixes. Hope that helps! They're only like $4 too - you get 4 colors but they work great for the price!