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Christmas for Kids- Creating a Reindeer Lunch

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Christmas for Kids- Creating a Reindeer Lunch
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I usually share with you JDaniel’s reaction to lunches I have created or how I put them together. Today I thought JDaniel and I would walk you through how we put this reindeer lunch together in a bento box.
Christmas for Kids- Creating a Reindeer Lunch

JDaniel used a barely sharp plastic knife to cut antlers out of Swiss cheese. He ended up cutting out about four antlers for our reindeer. Why? Well, he kept eating the antlers. I thought it would be a good idea to cut everything we needed first before we constructed the lunch. That turned out to be a very bad idea.
Christmas for Kids- Creating a Reindeer Lunch

Cutting out the bread didn’t pose the same problem that cutting out the cheese did. We had scraps we didn’t need and JDaniel was able to snack on them.
Christmas for Kids- Creating a Reindeer Lunch

Slicing the tomato for the nose was a little tricky. The tomato kept rolling around. Finally I  started out the cut and JDaniel was able to finish it.

Christmas for Kids- Creating a Reindeer Lunch

Once the foods we needed to cut out were done, we started to construct the sandwich. The cheese antlers when into the box first. The bread head was placed on top of them. JDaniel’s favorite sausage slices leftover from dinner were placed on the head for the eyes and the tomato slice was placed on as his nose.

Christmas for Kids- Creating a Reindeer Lunch

Black olives were added to the deer for his pupils. I gave the reindeer lunch. JDaniel didn’t think kids would like them for Christmas and even reindeer might not like them. I put them in anyway. The reindeer was also given homemade granola and an abstract art bell.
It turns out reindeer eating children eat everything, but the carrots. I guess JDaniel was right!

If you like this reindeer lunch, here are some more food creations:

Star Wars Breakfast

Watermelon Cookie Cutter Cutouts

 

You will find more food creation for kids on my Food Creations board on Pinterest.

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  3. LOL.. what a really cute idea. I might have to take it an make this for my Grandson.

  4. My kids would love this! I’ll have to give it a try (although it probably won’t resemble anything other than a mangled blob when I’m done)!

  13. You know, I don’t have kids, but I just love looking at the cute things you do for his lunchbox!

  15. You are just SOOOOOO creative!! Where DO you get all that energy to be so awesome? I barely cut up cheese and bologna and throw it in a baggie for my kids’ lunches! I commend you mama!! 🙂

  16. Super cute!! You’re so creative and full of patience. Will you make my lunch too? Please 🙂 (my lunch as in I’d have a blast eating some of the lunches you’ve made)

  17. I would be happy to eat all of the olives that the kids wouldn’t eat. 😉 I love them!

    Super cute…as always!

  22. He makes me laugh so much! The way he tries to logic you into doing things his way…LOL!

  28. I do love your lunch box ideas, they are always so fun!

    Thank you for sharing on Kids Get Crafty!

    Maggy

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