ok, so I'm not perfect. I (again) did a trial and error with what I saw in my brain versus what went down on the plate and in the box. It didn't seem like enough food, but now that I have time to sit down and post this - I realize that they ate all of the food without any left over. That differs from the amounts that I've been throwing away on some days. This was actually a pretty packed lunch and my kids aren't asking for snacks yet, so we are good for now.
Plate lunch:
- Jack O Lantern cheese slice. I just cut out the pieces with a knife
- Monster jaws eating a green bug. Of course, I did the red and white backwards, but you can't see white on a white plate, so go figure. The white is a writer white chocolate pen (Duff's line sold at Michael's), strawberries, and a piece of celery.
- Apple slices cut out with cookie cutter, two chocolate chips for eyes, cheese nose, celery mouth. Also, two sugar candy bones that I found in some halloween decoration that we bought recently.
- Frankenstein chicken sandwich with butter - cut out with larger version of same cookie cutter, celery for hair, grape tomato eyes, cheese nose and mouth.
Bento version:
- Monster jaws eating a green bug. Of course, I did the red and white backwards. The white is a writer white chocolate pen (Duff's line sold at Michael's), strawberries, and some slices of avocado with sprinkles as eyes
- Frankenstein apple slice under sandwich (same shape as sandwich)
- Frankenstein chicken sandwich with avocado for hair, tortilla bread, grape tomatoes for eyes and a small cheese slice for his mouth
As always, thanks for stopping by my site. I've been having great fun with these lunches and I hope I can share some of my ideas with you. If you have any suggestions, or thoughts, I'd love to hear from you in the comments below!