We are still enjoying this idea, so we had ourselves another muffin tin Monday.
Faith's theme (which she had to guess) was the number 6, because she is 6 years old:
6 strawberry shaped sandwiches of turkey, cheese & cream cheese
6 carrot sticks in ranch dip
6 animal crackers
6 apricots
6 grapes
6 chunks of cheese
Ben's theme, thus, was the number 3, because he's 3:
3 boat shaped sandwiches
3 animal crackers
3 pieces of cheese
3 crackers
3 apricots
3 grapes
3 blueberries
and a melon pudding, because I ran out of 3 ideas.
Faith's theme (which she had to guess) was the number 6, because she is 6 years old:
6 strawberry shaped sandwiches of turkey, cheese & cream cheese
6 carrot sticks in ranch dip
6 animal crackers
6 apricots
6 grapes
6 chunks of cheese
Ben's theme, thus, was the number 3, because he's 3:
3 boat shaped sandwiches
3 animal crackers
3 pieces of cheese
3 crackers
3 apricots
3 grapes
3 blueberries
and a melon pudding, because I ran out of 3 ideas.
shannon, where do you get the melon pudding?
ReplyDeleteOriental grocery, they come in a big jar of a bunch of little containers that are round on top and taper to a star shape on the bottom. Pretty sure it was the one at Legacy/75, but could have been Park & Coit.
ReplyDeleteWe do muffin tin meals quite often. I pull out the big 12 muffin size, then the 3 boys get to share like a picnic. It's easier than a regular meal in my opinion!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great ideas. I just bought my high schooler a Bento box and needed ideas (funny -- he would love your little kids' lunches). I also have two homeschoolers who I think will love your muffin tin lunches.
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