Snowman Sandwiches

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Ordinary sandwiches turned into snowmen accompanied by fresh fruit and and winter treats makes this one snowtastically balanced school lunch.

Servings: lunchbox

Prep Time: 10

Total Time: 10

2 slices white bread, cut into circles
1 slice turkey/ham
1 slice cheese
1 baby carrot
black edible marker, optional for snowman’s face; you can use blueberries or olives instead.
popcorn, optional for “snow” background
2 mini pretzel sticks
1 strawberry
1 orange, cut into slices
grapes
preferred sweet treat, I used Kellogg’s Froot Loops Sweethearts Cereal.

Stack two pieces of bread together. Using the edge of a glass or a circle cookie cutter, create the snowman’s head. Place turkey and cheese slices inside (you may have to fold the slices to fit) and close.
Using an edible marker, draw the snowman’s eyes and smile.
Cut-off a small triangular piece of carrot and place it in the middle for the snowman’s nose. **I attached mine with a toothpick so that everything is held into place. Place the completed snowman into the main compartment of the lunchbox.
Place a strawberry on top for the snowman’s hat and two pretzel sticks inside both sides of the bread for the snowman’s arms.
Place the popcorn all around to create the snow.
In one side compartment add grapes and an orange slice.
In the other side compartment add your preferred sweet treat; I used Kellogg’s Froot Loops Sweethearts Cereal.