Darth Vader and Son by Jeffery Brown is a cute little book. Boogs bought it for his dad last Father's Day. It is one of the only Star Wars books in the house that is not a Lego Star Wars book. So, Luke and Darth Vader made their way into Boogs' lunch.
Sometimes my lunches do not turn out how I pictured them in my head. Boogs pointed out to me, "Princess Leia's hair should not look like buns on the side of her head if Yoda is going to be in the lunch. Her hair was different in the movies with Yoda." That is true.
In the Laptop Lunchbox: spinach tortellini Yoda, Babybel cheese split in half for twins Luke and Leia, mini pb&j Han Solo sandwich, falafel Chewbacca, Darth Vader on top of marshmallows, salad with radish stars, yogurt (not pictured), and Star Wars logo on top of applesauce. Luke and Darth Vader are holding lightsaber picks.
Here is a look back at my favorite Star Wars lunch.
In the lunchbox: marshmallow Stormtrooper, carrot stick lightsabers, nori Darth Vader, Yoda spinach tortilla quesadilla, Trash Compactor scene of leftover rice/beans/cheese/sour cream "garbage" with Luke, Leia, & Han cheese heads, chocolate Teddy Graham Chewbacca, and a pretzel rod to brace the walls of the compactor.
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So awesome, I love them both!
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DeleteVery cute! So many creative details - from your Yoda spinach tortellini, to splitting the Babybel for the twins.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kathy.
DeleteOne of our favorite books!
ReplyDeleteIt is a cute book.
DeleteWow very creative use of ingredients!
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DeleteSo funny that kids know all the details of the characters. Love the tortellini Yoda
ReplyDeleteThanks! Boogs is very detail oriented. He lets me know when things are not quite right with his lunches.
DeleteSuper cute lunch! I love that book <3
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DeleteSo cool! I love it!
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DeleteLove the Yoda tortellini...so creative Keitha!! Both lunches are awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tracy. I had a scare when I discovered my husband eating the leftover tortellini. I asked him if there were any left. I was able to snag 7 pieces.
DeleteLove the tortellini Yoda!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jackie!
Deletegreat job on the lunch. Love the book!
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DeleteSuper cool!!
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DeleteGreat job, love all the little details you put in your lunches! Your tortellini Yoda rocks!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Grace.
DeletePopping by from Fun Food Friday to admire this lunch again, thank you for linking up!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Grace!
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