An Easter Egg Hunt for lunch! A FUN food idea for Easter!
Lately, especially this past week (well and since Sammy was born lol), Eliana's school lunches have been on the plain side. Don't get me wrong-- I'm not upset at all about "plain" lunches! I'm happy to feed her fresh, healthy and good food for lunch every day :) However, both of us miss the special fun lunches I used to make more often. So because today is Eliana's last day of school before break I decided to make her an extra special and fun lunch!
And what could be more fun than an Easter egg hunt during lunch?! (well.. hopefully this goes well.. and is fun... if not-- I apologize in advance to the lunch monitors haha)
And what could be more fun than an Easter egg hunt during lunch?! (well.. hopefully this goes well.. and is fun... if not-- I apologize in advance to the lunch monitors haha)
First I filled her yubo
lunchbox with fake Easter basket grass. Then I took some plastic eggs (I washed and dried them) and filled them with food for her lunch. Inside she has a chocolate soy butter sandwich (cut with a FunBites
square cutter so they fit inside the eggs), blackberries, goldfish, a cut up cheese stick, dried cranberries and some teddy graham crackers. I also used the yubo drink holder
and attached her Thermos to the side of the lunchbox. This is seriously the easiest lunch to put together!
You could fill your eggs with anything, but I would suggest to stay with dry smaller foods. Other great fun food fillers would be pretzels, grapes, cherry tomatoes, raisins, any dried fruit, nuts (for those of you without nut allergies), baby carrots, celery sticks etc. I just wouldn't pack anything that could leak :) I would also make sure you thoroughly dry your washed fruits and veggies to make sure no water leaks through.
lunchbox with fake Easter basket grass. Then I took some plastic eggs (I washed and dried them) and filled them with food for her lunch. Inside she has a chocolate soy butter sandwich (cut with a FunBites square cutter so they fit inside the eggs), blackberries, goldfish, a cut up cheese stick, dried cranberries and some teddy graham crackers. I also used the yubo drink holder and attached her Thermos to the side of the lunchbox. This is seriously the easiest lunch to put together!You could fill your eggs with anything, but I would suggest to stay with dry smaller foods. Other great fun food fillers would be pretzels, grapes, cherry tomatoes, raisins, any dried fruit, nuts (for those of you without nut allergies), baby carrots, celery sticks etc. I just wouldn't pack anything that could leak :) I would also make sure you thoroughly dry your washed fruits and veggies to make sure no water leaks through.
to hold bigger food items :)Eliana was SO excited to bring this lunch that on the way to school she told me she wished it was lunchtime NOW (at 8:00 am) so that she could eat it :)
I hope you all have a wonderful Easter weekend!
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I made her a simple breakfast for lunch. She had three 
. I froze that yogurt overnight to place into her lunch the next day so that it was perfectly thawed out by lunchtime.
... and well what I got was an egg... a ghost decorated egg... I wasn't that impressed but Eliana seemed to like it, so that works for me! Her ghost sandwich was ham and cheese topped with another piece of cheese. I slightly cut the bottom of the cheese to make it look like a ghost. Next to the ghostly egg sandwich is a babybel cheese. I decorated both the sandwich and cheese with my edible food markers for the faces.
inside a spider silicone cup, all packed in her 
, filled with 
, and topped with cheese. I used melted Enjoy Life Chocolate chips (nut free and peanut free) to make the ghost's face.
in a mini dipper inside that pumpkin silicone cup so that she could add to her yogurt. She didn't finish this lunch at school but she finished it when she got home.
