Start with apple, and orange slice feathers, and cheese legs.
Add, a round sandwich of your choice. Cut the bread with a large glass, save the left over pieces, to dry for Thanksgiving stuffing.
Use a flattened piece of crust, for a head.
Cut a triangle of cheese for the beak...
...raisin halves for eyes, and a piece of fruit roll up, or craisin if you have one, for a snood.
(Place gobble related pun here).
It's great to be a homeschooler.
It's great to be a homeschooler.
That is so cute. We made fruit salad breakfasts with pears for the body similar to this last year, but I think that this is even cuter!
ReplyDeleteAnd then gobble it down.......
ReplyDelete...or gobble it up! :0)
ReplyDeleteBeyond cute! I'm putting this on my list to do this week. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThose are sooo cute!!!
ReplyDeleteHello, i like very much your sandwiches.
ReplyDeleteI was looking around when i found your blog, and guess what?? I´m a happy homeschool mom too, haha.
I have to come back very soon to see all your blog.
What fun. I enjoy your tutorial posts very much!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute!
ReplyDeleteI love these! I shared them on my Little Lunches facebook page! They are adorable.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute. We've been making cute turkey crafts and now my 2 year old seems totally freaked out about "eating the turkey" for thanksgiving! Maybe these will help!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I love the cheese legs. I'll be linking.
ReplyDeleteJust made these with a group of toddlers. They weren't impressed with all the lovely hard work we (moms) put into their creations but enjoyed taking them apart and eating their favorite parts. This is a creative way to present food to them and we'll be doing this again!
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