After awhile, packing the same ole’ peanut butter and jelly sandwich on regular bread may get a little boring.
Every once in awhile, why not spice things up?
All I am talking about is a simple switcher-oo of the kind of bread being used!
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How about using pita bread?
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Or a wrap?
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You must check out these adorable PB&J sushi sandwiches!
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Mix it up by using waffles.
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Mini bagels are super fun.
Happy Buddies like small things.
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And then there are hot dog buns.
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I am always up for an English Muffin.
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Crackers just make me happy.
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You could also use a piece of whole wheat and a piece of white bread to make this jazzed up sandwich.
So cute. So simple.
Go ahead and add some pizzazz to the PB&J!
Happy Beating the Blahs-ing! 
The bento boxes are cute and all but I have two questions. 1. How on earth do you get enough food to fill a 10 year old boy in one of those tiny boxes? 2. How on earth do you get the cute to survive a backpack and make it out cute on the other side? 3. Does cutting the veg up into cute little shapes REALLY encourage the kids to eat it? (Okay, I guess I have three questions!) I think my kids would say, “blech, veg”; not “oh man, what a cute little star, let me eat that. What? It’s veg? Who knew??? Man, I’m glad I tried that!”
Of course, I have three boys (grades 1, 2 and 6) and I don’t really think they’d go for the cute anyway. My girl may next year when she starts K though!
Such great ideas! I’d like to invite you to link up at my Friday Favorites party!
love the ideas! especially the pbnj rolls….my kids have peanut butter allergy, but maybe i can do this with some other spreads….thanks!!
What great ideas! My kids would love the pb and j sushi =o)
You make lunch look fun! I’m thinking I should invest in some of those silicon baking cups. They up the cute factor tremendously and since adults are known to eat with their eyes, I bet kids do even more so.
I just saw them at the dollar store! (just incase little ones throw them away… Not a big deal!)
I love fun lunch ideas. The waffle and sushi rolls are my favorite Thanks for sharing!
love Love LOOOOOVING all the lunchbox ideas!!!! Thank you SOOO much!!! Mrs. Swanson actually called our lunches “works of art”
hee-hee You are WONDERFUL Julie!!!! xoxoxo
Great ideas! I made a wafflewich last week w/ PB & Honey, cut it into 3 concentric circles then cut in half to make a 6 piece sort of puzzle. It was very well loved by my 4 & 5 yr olds.
Andrea, that sounds so fun!!!