Lunchbox # 59 (for 4 year old girl)
- sandwich made of white bread roll, butter and ham, strawberry lace bow to keep everything together
- rhino shaped biscuit
- Babybel cheese
- cherry tomatoes
- blueberries
- half of the apple
- clementine with flower shaped cut for easy opening
- package of blackcurrant juice (not pictured)
- mini box of raisins & apricots
- large paper napkin (not pictured)
- wipe wrapped in aluminum foil with a sticker (not pictured)
Everything placed together with large ice pack in drawstring bag.
More lunchbox ideas can be found here: Lunchbox Food.
And here you can read about Packing Children Lunches.
Some of the lunchbox accessories can be found in my Amazon aStore.
This is my entry for my own event: “Wholesome Lunchbox”. If you want to participate, please send link to your entry before 15th of each month.
I can’t help but wonder and ask: Just exactly how many lunch boxes do you have hidden away in your cupboard? :) Just curious.
Only 4 (for my daughter) plus some more plain food containers, but I need one more cute one so I could have different one every day of the week, thanks for asking :)
margot: You sound like me…there is always a need for more boxes! I saw a similar box to yours in a red apple!
What I’d give to be your 4 yr. old daughter, if only for one day.
This latest lunch creation is way over the top. It is as much fun to ogle as it would be to eat.
And I love clementines; I’ve had clementine juice running through my veins since the lovely fruit came into season.
Have a good weekend Margo!
Cute clementine cutout! Have to remember that one :)
Love your bento Margot!
soooo cute, love the idea of “tying” the sandwich with the licorice! and the cut-out on the orange peel is just the perfect little final touch :-)
Adorable! I love how you’ve attached the cute rhino biscuit to the sandwich, and the cheerfulness of this whole ensemble. And of course, the green apple box makes me smile every time!
(BTW, I’ve tagged you with an award–please come by to pick it up–would love to learn more about you and congratulate you on this delightful site!http://bentobird.blogspot.com/2010/01/awards.html)
Margot, czy mogłabyś mnie adoptować ;) Dostawałabym wówczas śniadanko w takim ślicznym pudełku, koledzy z projektu uschli by z zazdrości :D
Pozdrowionka!
The flower cutout for peeling ease is genius. Mind if I “borrow” the idea?
I’m a huge Beatles fan so I’m very attracted to the green apple box. :)
What a cute lunch box! I love all your ideas…. I am always thinking what to pack my 3 year old for school.