Last week at her drop-off preschool, the letter they were focusing on was 'U.' She came home Tuesday with a paper letter 'U' covered with hole-punched umbrella shapes. She was very excited about it. I had originally planned to use regular and mini-sized umbrella cutters from the Wilton Easter sets, until I remembered the unicorns!
I used EasyLunchBoxes for both of us.
U is for Unicorn
Top (her lunch): See below Bottom (my lunch): PBJ, cheese scraps, Ranch, carrot sticks, strawberries w/blueberries |
Her lunch: Apple-cinnamon rice cake, unicorn PBHoney, pea pods, mozzarella unicorns, strawberries/blueberries |
She's been mostly eating her pea pods when I pack them, so I put some in.
I cut up most of the strawberries, so they'd fit better. Plus they justified adding the 'U' bento pick! But I made sure to leave one big one whole, since she chooses the berry cartons based on the size of the berries. I tossed in some blueberries as an afterthought, to give it more color, but also to be skewered!
She did NOT want to be photographed! I finally gave up. |
She moved the sugar eye onto a cheese unicorn, and it kind of melted in while she was gone. Ewww. She ate all the cheese by the end of the day as well, but I had to throw out the rice cake (since it was all sticky) and most of the sandwich after dinner.
Do you order those eyes or order them?
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That's adorable! Would you like to come over and link up your post to my new link party featuring lunchbox ideas? You can find it here: http://allergyfreecookery.blogspot.com/2011/10/allergy-friendly-lunchbox-love-4-and.html.
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Lisa @ Allergy Free Vintage Cookery