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St Patrick’s Day Lunch

My kids love special lunches, especially holiday lunches.  Sometimes that just means a quick note or a funny joke.  This year when Kaleb opened his lunch box, he was surprised by a special St. Patrick’s Day lunch.  Yep, you guessed it…a green lunch and added a couple of jokes written on shamrocks.  Simple, but Kaleb loves it and it makes him feel extra special.

I used shamrock cookie cutters on the apples, kiwi and tortilla PB and J sandwiches.  I really wanted to use the green tortillas, but decided that Spinach and herb did not mix well with PB and J:)  There are also green grapes, green olives, pear sauce and only the green gold fish (I just separated them out of the bag from their colored friends!).  I also made lime shamrock shaped Jello Jigglers, but they were not set yet.  They will be added in the morning.  I try to make the kids lunch the night before so there is one less thing to do in our already rushed morning.

I would love to hear what you put in your kiddos lunch and what you do to make the kids feel extra special.  So far I only have one lunch to make, since Bree is half day Kindergarten and Annika is home with me, but that will change all to quickly!  I would love to get Bento Boxes for the kids school lunches, but this works for now.

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4 thoughts on “St Patrick’s Day Lunch”

  1. Shauna-lee on at 7:15 pm said:

    so what do you get when you cross a pillowcase with a stone?!? 🙂

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    • Tammy on at 3:11 am said:

      A Shamrock! 🙂

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  2. Katrina @HA on at 8:37 pm said:

    This is awesome! I don’t have any kids yet, but as a teacher, this year I got some mini pictures from the school pictures for free. I think they’re meant to use as an emergency picture for parents in case their kiddo is lost and I have no idea why the teachers were given some as well! Either way, they’re stickers so I’ve used a few of them in Mike’s lunches. I just stick them onto a little love note and he has an even more special note from me! Cheezy, but at least I found a way to use them and not throw them away!

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