Or Sticky Stacky Sandwiches, as Amy at Super Healthy Kids call them!
And here’s a muffin tin lunch on skewers…big and small…from Lizz and A Little Bit of This and That!
Very fun and clever way to make lunch a little different each day!
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Amy says
Thanks for sharing Erin!
Erin, The $5 Dinner Mom says
You’re welcome Amy…such a clever and fun way to do lunch!
Ashley says
Erin, this has to be the best series you’ve ever done. Thanks for all the fun ideas!
Erin, The $5 Dinner Mom says
Thanks Ashley!
Hoping to do more of these in the future…for holidays, etc. Bringing all the awesome-ness together in one place!
jennifer taylor says
While I love the skewers Idea for lunches. Be careful about sending the long pointy slewrs in your kids lunches. Not only will the use them as swords and possibly hurt each other with them but some school might see them as weapons and suspend your child over them. toothpicks or straw might be safer options.
Erin, The $5 Dinner Mom says
Yes Jennifer! Toothpicks would be the perfect option for smaller lunch box containers too! Hadn’t thought about straws…the coffee straws would be perfect!
Julie says
I had a hard time cramming the coffee straws through ham cues. Used a knife to pre poke holes and then loaded the ham.
Missy says
I have been making lunches/snacks on a stick for years for my girls and they love them. They always want me to make them sandwiches on a stick. To avoid the problem of using sharp skewers, I make them on plastic straws or popsicle sticks instead, and then send along a condiment for dipping.