I packed bunny rabbits for Pickle today, so I had rabbits on my mind when I made his sisters'. All the vegetables would make good rabbit food too!
The little girls got "rabbit food" muffin tins filled with:
I left the bunny fruit gummies in the packet so they wouldn't be tempted to nibble on them right away. It worked, they ate up their veggies & sandwiches before they asked me to open it :)
- Annie's Organic Bunny Fruit Snacks
- yogurt with rabbit head sprinkles
- a spoon for the yogurt, and a dip cup of peanut butter
- celery sticks to dip in the peanut butter
- rabbit sandwiches (PB for Sprout, cheese for Birdie)
- baby carrots with leaf picks
In the main section of her EasyLunchbox, Bella has a cheddar & turkey flatbread wrap, celery sticks & a dip cup of peanut butter, & a mozzarella string cheese. In the smaller sections she has baby carrots with leaf pick stems, & cucumber slices in a flower cup, with a bunny pick.
Pickle has a whole warren of mini peanut butter rabbit sandwiches. His stamped sandwiches were inspired by a beautiful fruit platter by Bentos On The Bayou. The stamped melon bears reminded me that I have the same set of cutters & stamps, which includes a bunny, a bear, & an elephant too!
Bella was sneezing a lot while getting ready for school - allergies - so I added this Lunchbox Love note with a fact about sneezes :)
Some of the stuff I used to make these lunches:
Love all those little bunnies!
ReplyDeleteSo fun, warrens of rabbits
ReplyDeleteVery cute bunnies!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love bunnies. And I love those little leaf picks, too!
ReplyDeleteYay bunnies! So cute! And I love the use of the leaf pics in the carrots! Brilliant :D
ReplyDeleteAww...all bunnies so kawaii ^_^
ReplyDeleteLove all the bunnies! So adorable!
ReplyDeleteCute bunnies! :)
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