The end result is that about once a week Oliver gets one of these babies in his lunchbox. He gives it a pretty good rating on the "nom scale".
21 October 2008
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The end result is that about once a week Oliver gets one of these babies in his lunchbox. He gives it a pretty good rating on the "nom scale".
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That's a fun idea! And the shape wastes less bread, too. I give it a brilliant.
So glad I'm not the only one who has Martha Moments that early in the morning. :-)
That train is really cute - I love the thickness of the cutter and the nice handle/edges.
I keep a stash of the regular old cut-your-hands-with-the-sharp-edges metal cookie cutters in our lunch drawer and whip those out whenever a sandwich goes in her lunch. If I'm feeling crazy, I add eyes to the snowman or dino or whatever...
It takes all of 30 seconds, and it seems like the kid is much likelier to eat a fun-shaped sandwich (without the crusts!) anyway.
That's a good idea. I've seen it done before, but have never thought to do it with my fussy-non-crust eating 3 year old. Must pull out the cookie cutters. May as well as use them for something.
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