Today was a very exciting day in our house. Molly's little sister was the snack person and had a blast sharing her fruity froggie face snack at preschool. (See Below) Then, we had dance class for both of the girls. Finally, Molly had a dentist appointment. She had a fantastic report, no cavities, plus her smile is perfect. The dentist said that Molly's tooth was really loose but we could leave it and let it fall out on it's own, which Molly seemed happy with. But, when we got to the car, she started crying a little bit. She said that she was having trouble eating and that her tooth hurt in school. So, back into the dentist office we went and had the dentist take it out. Now, we are pleased to report that the Tooth Fairy, herself, will be visiting our house. A full report will be included in tomorrow's post.
Our main entree is peanut butter and jelly. We cut these into fall fun shapes, including leaves and acorns. (The acorns look a little like bells to us) We figured that these would be easy to eat for Molly with her missing tooth.
Our vegetable side is sliced cucumbers. We used our crinkle knife to make Molly's favorite shapes. She said that they taste better when they are cut like this.
Our fruit side is green grapes. We added a few plastic cupcake picks in the shape of leaves to match our sandwiches.
Finally, our dairy/dessert is the return of Molly's favorite Chobani Champions Verry Berry. She doesn't know that we picked these up at the store. We think that she'll be very excited to see this. Almost as excited as she will be with her visit from the Tooth Fairy!
*These are the Fruity Froggy Faces that we sent in for the Preschool Snack today for "F,f" day. We try to keep our snacks healthy and fun. These are apples, with cream cheese balls with an added mini-chocolate chip for eyes and a piece of fruit roll up for a tongue. They were a big hit! Nothing was sent home but the container. ☺
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Showing posts with label Preschool Snack. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Hello, Tooth Fairy!!!
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Chobani Champions,
Cucumbers,
Exciting Day,
Green Grapes,
Letter F Snack,
peanut butter and jelly,
Preschool Snack,
Tooth Fairy
Monday, October 17, 2011
Fun Fruity Froggies!
Whoa, what a crazy night here. We have been super busy but we keep on going. Tomorrow, Molly's little sister is the snack person at preschool. It is the letter "F,f" day so we decided to make fruity frogs. We were right in the middle of making them when we realized that there would be no way to bring them to school all in one piece. So, now we are doing fruity frog faces. The feet just didn't fit. But, Molly is the lucky recipient of two fruity frogs since she has a perfect container for them.
Our main entree is a Trader Joe's pimento cheese sandwich. Yes, the return of one of Molly's favorite lunches of all time! We used Trader Joe's flat bread, spread some Trader Joe's Pimento Cheese Spread on it and cut it into triangles. Molly's Daddy was nice enough to make this for us since we were still working on the preschool treat.
Our vegetable side is carrot sticks. Daddy chopped these up for us too. He's so awesome to help out and put extra love in Molly's lunch.
Our fruit side is the fruity frogs. They are quartered Granny Smith apples (core removed) with a slit cut out for the mouth. Then we halved green grapes, notched out toes, and set them in front. Next, we rolled a few little cream cheese balls and put mini chocolate chips in the center for the eyes and pushed them onto the faces. Finally, we cut a little bit of a fruit by the foot fruit roll up into a long tongue. Never know when there might be a fly hanging around at lunch time.
Finally, our dairy/dessert is low fat strawberry yogurt. This will be a nice creamy end to a super fun lunch.
Our main entree is a Trader Joe's pimento cheese sandwich. Yes, the return of one of Molly's favorite lunches of all time! We used Trader Joe's flat bread, spread some Trader Joe's Pimento Cheese Spread on it and cut it into triangles. Molly's Daddy was nice enough to make this for us since we were still working on the preschool treat.
Our vegetable side is carrot sticks. Daddy chopped these up for us too. He's so awesome to help out and put extra love in Molly's lunch.
Our fruit side is the fruity frogs. They are quartered Granny Smith apples (core removed) with a slit cut out for the mouth. Then we halved green grapes, notched out toes, and set them in front. Next, we rolled a few little cream cheese balls and put mini chocolate chips in the center for the eyes and pushed them onto the faces. Finally, we cut a little bit of a fruit by the foot fruit roll up into a long tongue. Never know when there might be a fly hanging around at lunch time.
Finally, our dairy/dessert is low fat strawberry yogurt. This will be a nice creamy end to a super fun lunch.
Labels:
Carrots,
Fruity Frogs,
Granny Smith Apple,
Letter F Day,
Low Fat Strawberry Yogurt,
Preschool Snack,
Trader Joe's Middle Eastern Flat Bread,
Trader Joe's Pimento Cheese Spread
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Peanut Butter and Jelly Roll Ups
I've been working on Molly's little sister's preschool snack tonight so I don't have much else to say but...wait until tomorrow's lunch for some Super Bowl inspired treats!
Our main entrée is peanut butter and jelly roll ups. This is a simple and fun way to mix up a classic. We made a regular pb&j and rolled it up. Then we cut it into sushi-like slices.
Our vegetable side is cucumbers that have been sliced with a crinkle cutter knife. They will be a nice crunch and refreshing taste.
Our fruit side is a clementine. The citrus will be a great contrast to the peanut butter.
Finally, our dairy/dessert is Dannon Light and Fit vanilla yogurt. One of Molly's favorite.
Our main entrée is peanut butter and jelly roll ups. This is a simple and fun way to mix up a classic. We made a regular pb&j and rolled it up. Then we cut it into sushi-like slices.
Our vegetable side is cucumbers that have been sliced with a crinkle cutter knife. They will be a nice crunch and refreshing taste.
Our fruit side is a clementine. The citrus will be a great contrast to the peanut butter.
Finally, our dairy/dessert is Dannon Light and Fit vanilla yogurt. One of Molly's favorite.
Labels:
Clementine,
Cucumbers,
Dannon Light and Fit,
Peanut Butter and Jelly Roll Ups,
Preschool Snack
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