Peanut butter, honey, and sunflower seed monster sandwich, Celery sticks, Jack-o-Lantern tangerine, Pirate's booty, Granola bar, Baby carrots, Fruit bites
Sometimes the chic has a hard time peeling tangerines. I cut the tangerine like a jack-o-lantern and then used the orange peeler tool (that orange thing from Tupperware) to cut through the skin. This made it look more like a pumpkin AND she will have an easy time peeling it tomorrow.
I have to admit that I am hopelessly unmotivated by the plastic baggie lunch. It seems that the chic will have a lot of field trips this year so I would LOVE suggestions for more creative field trip lunches!!
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HA! Such a cute sandwich :-D
The sandwich and tangerine are super cute! I'm not sure how to make a baggie lunch any better, you did a great job!
Very cool! And I love the nails. :)
I have to make a field trip disposable next week; I'll probably have to do something similar :) I have used cute Disney cardboard boxes that fold closed at the top (like happy meals) before. They work great and look cute. I have also used those takeout bento boxes you get from Asian markets, plastic with clear lids.
Disposable doesn't mean it has to be in plastic baggies, right? Re-use plastic or aluminum take-out containers to make your usual bento-style lunches. Divide the food with paper cupcake liners or plastic food separators (like sushi grass). I love the Lunch in a Box website for inspiration:
http://lunchinabox.net/2007/09/26/disposable-lunches-for-airplane/
and
http://lunchinabox.net/2007/06/19/disposable-bento-for-airplane/
The packaging ideas are all great! What do you fill them with that doesn't have to be refrigerated?
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