- a little peach cup of sliced cheddar, secured by Miss Spider
- an EasyLunchboxes Mini Dipper* filled with magical glowing green "Crocodile Tongues" (chopped up gummi fruit snacks)
- an Odwalla Kids bar (no significance other than she wanted one)
- a stack of baby carrots held together by Mrs. Ladybug
- a giant peach cup of strawberries & raspberries with the Earthworm being "buggy for books"
- a blank Lunchbox Love note on which I've written a reminder: Marvelous Things Will Happen
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Does this lunch look right to you? Or left?
In Bella's lunch, inspired by The BFG:
- whizpopped caramel corn rice snacks
- sleeping pill raisins (from Danny the Champion of the World)
- a chunk of snozzcumber
- giant's ears flatbread cheese sandwiches
- a Lunchbox Love note with a little ear fact
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Have you made any scrumdiddlyumptious lunches or treats, today or any other day, that were inspired by Roald Dahl's books?
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Love your lunches! I wonder what crocodile tongues taste like ;) And now I can add The BFG to my must-read list - I still haven't read so many of Roald Dahl's books. Happy Roald Dahl Day!
ReplyDeleteOoh sleeping pill raisins! Love it. Great lunches
ReplyDeleteAwesome as always, and love the crocodile tongues! Totally sharing your post! And thanks for the linky!
ReplyDeleteYour lunches look wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI'm super new to bento making, but just wanted to let you know I love your blog and find your ideas so inspiring! Plus, I've been eying that fruit/veggie silicone set on allthingsforsale, and you've convinced me to put it in my cart already. I also listed you on my blog as a go-to source of bento inspiration: http://howaboutcookie.wordpress.com/2013/09/13/bento-school-lunches/
ReplyDeleteThank you! I'm so pleased to have been an inspiration :) And your bento lunches look great!
DeleteThey all look great!! :)
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