Our main entree is an open quesadilla treasure map. We used flour tortillas, Mexican cheese blend and olives and peppers to create our map including a palm tree and the notorious X that marks the spot of the buried treasure. We rolled up one end and used a skull and crossbones flag to keep it rolled.
Our vegetable is a carrot cannon and black olive cannon balls.
Our fruit side is a kiwi pirate. We used chocolate chips and sprinkles to create his eyes, patch and beard. We also used a strawberry for his bandanna.
Finally, our dessert is a little treasure pouch full of goodies! (a/k/a Rolos)
ps - C.J. is the snack person at preschool tomorrow so we made little pirate ships (blue jell-o with apple slices and a pirate flag) for him to bring and share with his friends.
Every Blogger Buccaneer in this here Hop has a piece o' the treasure map! You'll need to "collect" each piece and put them together in the right order to find the treasure! You'll want some parchment and a quill to keep a log with each clue and each number, because there are 39 scurvy pirates running amok with 30 pieces o' the map to collect! 37 pieces will guide you to the hidden treasure (by spelling out the URL where you can enter to win!) and there are 2 bonus pieces with the "secret passwords" to get two chances to win some pirate booty sponsored by All Things for Sale/BentoUSA.com!
This here's my piece o' the map! Good luck, Mateys!
Now take ye to the next lunch by First Mate, Kat at Obento Mama to get the next piece o' the map! Ahoy!
I love your map and the bonus snack!
ReplyDeleteYour map is incredible!! and love the carrot cannons!!
ReplyDeleteYour pirate is hysterical I love it!
ReplyDeletewow! I love everything!! so much fun in this lunch!
ReplyDeleteAwesome lunch! I love your pirate and map!
ReplyDeleteHAHAHA... that kiwi pirate is SWEET!
ReplyDeleteCute pirate n map!! :)
ReplyDeleteKnock it off with the amazing carrots, wouldya?!? LOL!
ReplyDeleteHAHA the kiwi pirate is to die for!
ReplyDeleteAlso love that you scrolled your map - what a fabulous detail!!
so many cute ideas here! kiwi pirate, carrot cannon, and the pirate ship and jello snack is amazing! I'll need to borrow that idea sometime!
ReplyDeleteI love the pirate.. beard and all! And the map is so creative.. love the curled end! So fun!
ReplyDeleteI love everything from the Kiwi pirate to the carrot cannon and that cool treasure map. Plus the snack was so creative!
ReplyDeleteThe cannons and cannon balls are awesome, and I love the jello pirate ships! Arr
ReplyDeleteThe map is great and I love the cannon.
ReplyDeleteWow - that map is Ah-Mazing! I looks like real parchment and can't believe you detailed only w/ veggies! Great job! :)
ReplyDeleteand that pirate dude is hilarious!
ReplyDeleteKiwi pirate is super adorable, love it!:)
ReplyDeleteThis is ridiculously cute! All the details are amazing!! Great job!
ReplyDeleteLooking great! Love the kiwi pirate!
ReplyDeleteThis is Brillant! The cannon WOW!
ReplyDeleteA carrot cannon and kiwi pirate! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThat kiwi guy is ADORABLE!!!! What a great school snack too!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the map!
ReplyDeleteYar pirate grub looks delicious - and love the boat afloat snack!
ReplyDeleteDelish! Love the kiwi pirate and open-faced quesadilla map!
ReplyDeleteI love the kiwi pirate!
ReplyDeleteSerious skill on the carved carrot cannon!
ReplyDeleteLove the pirate face! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! Love everything! I wish I'd thought of olive cannon balls...
ReplyDeleteThe strawberry bandana is perfect! Love this box!
ReplyDeleteLove your treasure map! And the snacks are so cute!
ReplyDeleteArr...ye map looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteOMG!! Amazing! Love the fruit pirate, and the carrot canon (how did you do that?!!) and how part of the map is still rolled!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore your kiwi pirate! and admire your mad carrot carving skills... again!
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