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How To Make A Halloween Mickey Mouse Bento Lunch

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This Halloween Mickey Mouse Bento Lunch is the perfect portable lunch for the Halloween season for children of all ages, 2 to 102.

How To Make A Halloween Mickey Mouse Bento Lunch - From Val's Kitchen

Bento boxes are great. They give the opportunity for you to pack anything you want in a box sized perfectly for one. Some people use Bento boxes as a way to get rid of leftovers. Other people design them like works of art, finding creative ways to make food look fun and cute. Mickey is one of the most popular characters there is today. Halloween is a favorite holiday for many, both children and adults alike. This Halloween Mickey Mouse Bento Lunch is the perfect portable lunch for the fall and accompanying Halloween holiday. Here’s how to make it.

Halloween Mickey Mouse Bento Lunch

LUNCH DETAILS

  • Mickey Mouse sandwich with ham.
  • Trail mix candy corn
  • Green jello slime with mini chocolate chips
  • Salad with Mickey grape tomatoes, RIP mini Babybel, Colby Jack Cheese flower

EQUIPMENT NEEDED

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INGREDIENTS

  • 2 slice of bread, white or wheat
  • 2 slices of ham lunch meat
  • bag of trail mix
  • candy corn
  • 1 individual cup of green jello
  • 1 handful of mini chocolate chips
  • salad mix
  • 4 grape tomatoes
  • 2 mini Babybels
  • 2 CowPals Snack cheese slices
  • Wilton Black Foodwriter

Halloween Mickey Mouse Bento Lunch

INSTRUCTIONS

Using the Mickey Mouse cookie cutter, cut the individual slices of bread into Mickey.

On one slice draw the Mickey Mouse face with the Wilton black foodwriter.

Place 2 slices of ham on the sandwich

Include a handful of chex mix with a few pieces of candy corn tossed in.

Add an individual green jello cup with a some mini chocolate chips added.

Include two TBSP of salad mix.

Cut two grape tomatoes in half, add each half to a side of a whole grape tomato looking like Mickey Mouse head.

Unwrap the two mini Babybel, using the Wilton Foodwriter, print RIP on each.

Using a mini flower cookie cutter, cut out the two flowers in the CowPals Snack Cheese slices.

Place in the Bento box for a lunch time treat with a special note included.

Halloween Mickey Mouse Bento Lunch

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How To Make A Halloween Mickey Mouse Bento Lunch - From Val's Kitchen

 

Halloween Mickey Mouse Bento Lunch

How To Make A Halloween Mickey Mouse Bento Lunch - From Val's Kitchen

Instructions

  1. Using the Mickey Mouse cookie cutter, cut the individual slices of bread into Mickey.
  2. On one slice draw the Mickey Mouse face with the Wilton black foodwriter.
  3. Place 2 slices of ham on the sandwich
  4. Include a handful of chex mix with a few pieces of candy corn tossed in.
  5. Add an individual green jello cup with a some mini chocolate chips added.
  6. Include two TBSP of salad mix.
  7. Cut two grape tomatoes in half, add each half to a side of a whole grape tomato looking like Mickey Mouse head.
  8. Unwrap the two mini Babybel, using the Wilton Foodwriter, print RIP on each.
  9. Using a mini flower cookie cutter, cut out the two flowers in the CowPals Snack Cheese slices.
  10. Place in the Bento box for a lunch time treat with a special note included.
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Amber

Tuesday 6th of October 2015

This is so cute. I wish I could be this creative! Nice!

Toughcookiemommy

Tuesday 6th of October 2015

This is such a cute lunch for Halloween. My boys would love to find these foods in their lunchbox.

Ave

Tuesday 6th of October 2015

My daughter loves Halloween and I'm sure she would be delighted to have a Halloween Mickey Mouse themed lunch! Those sandwiches are really cute!

Mykidsguide

Tuesday 6th of October 2015

This is a very cute idea. I've never used those food markers before. I will get them next time.

Liz Mays

Monday 5th of October 2015

I love this idea. A cute lunch like this would be an awesome surprise for the kids.

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