We don’t add anything like picture toothpicks or fancy wrappers, as Luath would spend more time investigating them than eating!
Our Pirate lunch
Skull bread – a Halloween cookie cutter, first press cut the bread but I had to mould the bread into the cutter to get the imprint of the skull.
Cheese crossbones – we have some bone shaped cookie cutter (a present with a book for making dog treats). The cheese is a bit difficult to get out of the cutter as it sticks.
Hard tack malted cereal
Red X marks the spot tomato slices, placed under a broccoli palm tree
Treasure – blueberry jewels and golden sweetcorn
Scurvy preventing orange segments
I had put in on a plate but the treasure corner was a bit cluttered so I separated the contents and put into a muffin case (Luath had already started on the sweetcorn)
(Luath is 17mths)
What a cute lunch! My little guy would love this!
ReplyDeleteGoing to try and do something similar more often as Luath enjoyed it
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