Is it a bad sign if there's an angry bird in your lunch? I suspect that you're okay, if you only have one angry bird, but if you had 3 or 4 it would definitely mean trouble.
How did I make it? I made homemade bread in the bread machine and added plenty of red food coloring. Then I used food scissors to cut out the shape. The eyes are string cheese, the beak is American cheese, and the black details are cut from a sheet of seaweed. In addition, Pierce had a homemade oatmeal chocolate chip pumpkin cookies, grapes, and pretzels.
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Very cool! And incredibly creative. I would never think to turn bread a specific color :-) I bet your kids were pretty excited about this lunch!
ReplyDeleteThats just plan cool! !!!!!!! Hope you have a great start to your week
ReplyDeleteI think you made a perfect angry bird. I bet Pierce loved it.
ReplyDeleteA lot of work but it really looks nice.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful Mom you are creative lunches for your kids. B
ReplyDeleteThat is fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of seaweed...how do you eat that stuff! I tried it a couple of weeks ago and thought I'd die!
Hilarious. I would totally not want to eat it and ruin the look of the bird. He's too adorable to eat. LOL
ReplyDeleteThat angry bird looks amazing! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteHa, coolest lunch at the gap this morning!
ReplyDeleteThat is just too cute! I can't help but wonder if he pretended to be angry while eating his angry bird. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my! I wish I were so talented. I bet any one of my grandchildren would have eaten that lunch. I am stoping over to Muffin Tin Mom. I have got to do lunches like that.
ReplyDeleteYou always come up with the cutest lunch ideas!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun lunch!! I see angry birds everywhere when I go shopping.... Some of the customers are angry too!
ReplyDeleteThat is super cute Lisa! I haven't ever thought of putting food coloring in my bread. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteToo cute!!! :D
ReplyDeleteHow cute is that!! You get more clever as time passes. ;)
ReplyDeleteSo cute--too cute to eat! I love the red bread and the seaweed eyebrows.
ReplyDeleteyou are a sandwich artist!
ReplyDeleteSO cute! My big boys would like this!
ReplyDeleteLove it!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! Very creative :)
ReplyDeleteVery creative and fun!
ReplyDeleteYou really put a lot of work into Muffin Tin Monday. You are such a good MOM.
ReplyDeleteLove that angry bird! Good job.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, that's GREAT!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteLove this! I totally cannot show my daughter your creations. lol She will be expecting Angry Birds in her lunchbox.
ReplyDeleteyou are such a clever rabbit.. Ben would love that angry bird bread. You make lunches look so delicious.. I have started making Ben lunches for school after watching what you do with food.. He loves to carry his lunch.. He says "GranAnnie it's such a surprise when I open my lunch box".
ReplyDeleteThanks for your Monday lunches.. you are tiggeriffic~! ta ta for now from Iowa...
Pretty funny. I was asked many years ago if I wanted a bread maker and I said I had one, my kids. I make most of mine during the cold months, but miss my helpers.
ReplyDeleteLisa, This angry little lunch sure makes me smile! ;)
ReplyDeleteYour boys are so lucky to have a mom that goes to so much trouble for meals. So clever!
ReplyDeleteWhat lucky little boys to have a food artist mom!!11 Your muffin mondays are so cute.
ReplyDeletei love seeing these little lunches! so cute and sweet to get them to eat.
ReplyDelete"That is awesome",says the Angry Bird fan (myself).
ReplyDeleteI now have my hubby playing it.:)
What a great idea. I love the fun meals to get the kids to eat! I wish I would have thought of that years ago when mine were little.
ReplyDeleteToo cute for words!
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