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    Home » Bento Lunches » Alphabet Lunches

    Alphabet Lunches - Letters V & W

    Oct 23, 2014 · 6 Comments

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    It's been a while since I shared any of my alphabet lunches, but the photos for the remaining letters have been sitting there patiently in my archives waiting to be shared.  I actually completed the alphabet at the end of last school year, but I never did get around to blogging them all so today I'm taking a break from Halloween and continuing on with V & W (so very nearly there!).

    Eats Amazing UK - Alphabet Themed Food and Bento School Lunch Ideas for Children V was a really hard letter to theme a lunch around!  Literally the only thing I could think of to start with was Vampire, and that's not really much use (although thinking about it, I really could have got creative around that idea)  I must have been having a bad day that day (or I was in need of a food shop), because the only thing I could think of was to cut a pitta bread into triangles to represent Vampire fangs - it's a stretch I know! Finally I woke up a little and shaped an egg in a heart egg mould then sliced it into V shaped slices which I served up in a Violet coloured silicone cup.  I also packed cucumber slices and raw carrot, cut into V's using an alphabet cutter, red grapes, still on the Vine, and a portion of Vanilla yoghurt.  I finished the lunch off with a few blueberries, and added V alphabet picks to the grapes.

    Eats Amazing - Alphabet Themed Kids Bento Lunches -V is for Vanilla Yoghurt grapes on the Vine Vampire Teeth Pitta Pieces Violet Silicone Cup W was slightly easier, but still not the most exciting of my alphabet lunches!  I started with Wrap Whirls, made in a Wholemeal tortilla Wrap, and filled with houmous, ham, lettuce and grated carrot.  On the side he had red grapes and blueberries, topped with a Wand (made from a star shaped slice of carrot and a polka-dot pick), a White rabbit pick, a W alphabet pick and a Whale pick.  He also had White (natural) yoghurt, and a Woolly sheep cup holding a Wriggly Worm (fruit string).

    Eats Amazing - Alphabet Themed Kids Bento Lunches - W is for Wholemeal Wrap Whirls Wooly Sheep Worms White Yoghurt Wand White Rabbit WhaleI'm very close to finishing my alphabet lunch series, just three more letter lunches to go! Did I miss anything obvious for V or W?

    Grace

    Items used to make these lunches:

    Yumbox Classic in Pomme Green from Eats Amazing UK - Thumbnail Round Silicone Cups Thumbnail Sheep and Squirrel Silicone Cups Thumbnail Heart Star Egg Moulds Thumbnail Polka Dot Picks  Thumbnail Ocean Friends Food Picks Thumbnail Bunny Picks Thumbnail

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    1. My Life As A Mummy says

      October 23, 2014 at 8:30 pm

      I really need to start doing these with Cameron. Such awesome ideas!
      Do they take long to prepare?

      Thank you for linking up with the #WeekendBlogHop

      Laura x x x

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      • Grace says

        October 23, 2014 at 10:11 pm

        Thank you! No, really not long at all, I make all my lunches in the morning whilst the boys are eating breakfast - usually they only take 5 minutes or so, 15 minutes maximum, at the same time as dealing with their breakfasts and chucking down my own!

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    2. Karen says

      October 24, 2014 at 2:05 am

      My first thought was Veggies...

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      • Grace says

        October 24, 2014 at 11:23 am

        *kicks self* how did I not think of that?! I'll have to blame end-of-the-school-year exhaustion!

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    3. Tina P. says

      October 25, 2014 at 2:29 am

      When I saw the heart shaped egg slices, before I read the description, I immediately thought they were "valentines".

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      • Grace says

        November 08, 2014 at 7:57 am

        Oooh, wish I'd thought of that!

        Reply

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