Frankly, I am not sure as I have not tried or really looked into lunchables in my whole life! I will have to go to the store later today and check them out. My lunchables inspirations are mostly from my bento friends.
I also made a simple elephant bento last week with our easy to use Lunchpunch.
Here is a DIY lunchables packed in our Ecolunchbox solo cube.
In this lunchables:
- Multigrain crackers, turkey slices and mild cheddar slices.
- Edamame topped with a baran.
- Organic red grapes and cotton candy grapes ( I am into them since I love cotton candy).
Elephant bento packed in our Ecolunchbox solo rectangle.
In this bento lunch:
- Elephant shaped sandwich with icing eye and raisin eyes for baby elephant. They are on top of veggie sticks.
- Organic sweet red, yellow and orange bell pepper pieces.
- Elephant shaped and stamped watermelon slices.
The lunchables are so neatly packed! :)
ReplyDeleteMing, thank you, they are very easy to make too! :-)
Deletegosh....the elephant shaped and stamped watermelon so cute ^_^ Lovely lunch!
ReplyDeletekw bentodiary, thank you for your kind comment,the cutters came to my rescue on a busy morning!:-)
DeleteYour lunchables look so cute and yummy!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much bentodays!:)
Deletethe elephant lunch is so cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Shirley!:)
DeleteLove the DIY lunchables and the watermelon elephants! Fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Sarah!:)
Deletewhat do you do to keep the cheese from drying out?
ReplyDeleteDamaris, I packed the lunch in the morning and included an ice pack with his lunch in his insulated lunch bag.
DeleteWhat are cotton candy grapes, never heard of them?
ReplyDeleteLisa, the grapes taste just like cotton candy and you can read more about them here: http://www.melissas.com/Products/Products/Cotton-Candy-Grapes.aspx OR you could google cotton candy grapes. They are really delicious if you love cotton candy:)
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