How to Make a Sloth School Lunch Recipe For Your Kids!

 This is a sponsored post in partnership with Quaker Chewy bars. All opinions are my own.

Now that the school year is in full swing, I thought I would try a new food art recipe. I wanted to create a design that my kids would love, but that I had never made before. I spotted these new Quaker Chewy Dipps Sloth-Tastic bars and I had my inspiration! Can you believe that I have never made a sloth school lunch before? I figured it was time to change that. This sloth sandwich lunch is great for a lunch at school, at home, or even an after school snack!

Ever since these new Quaker Dipps Sloth-Tastic bars came in the door my kids have been begging to have them again and again. They love them! These granola bars are made with 100% whole grains and other delicious ingredients, dipped and drizzled with vanilla cream. Don't get me wrong they taste pretty darn good but as a parent what I love is that Quaker is partnering with AdoptAClassroom.org. 

Just visit QuakerBacktoSchool.com and enter the UPC code on participating Quaker products from now until 9/30/20. The school of your choice could be one of three daily winners of a $1,000 credit to AdoptAClassroom to help purchase classroom school supplies. For more information, including participating Quaker products and official rules, visit QuakerBacktoSchool.com. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Limit is one entry per day/email address.

Once you grab a box of Quaker Chewy Dipps Sloth-Tastic, enter the UPC code at QuakerBacktoSchool.com. Also, scroll down to make this sloth themed recipe for your kids! Remember that this can work in a lunchbox to take to school or on a plate if your kids are learning virtually.

Sloth Lunch Recipe

Ingredients: Quaker Chewy Dipps Sloth-Tastic bar, green apple, dried mango, raisins, three different shades of bread, white cheese, lunch meat.

Directions: 

1. Place Quaker Chewy Dipps Sloth-Tastic bar on a plate for the tree trunk. I bent mine slightly to look like the tree was curved. Cut green apple pieces into the shape of leaves. I used a vegetable cutter to make it easy but you could use a knife as well. Arrange around the Quaker Chewy Dipps Sloth-Tastic bar.

2. Cut two pieces of whole wheat bread into the shape of a circle. Place lunch meat and cheese (as well as any other sandwich filling that your kids love) between the two circles. This is the sloth's head. 

3. Top with a lighter shade of bread that is cut into the shape of a circular heart. This will be the sloth's face. Use a dark wheat piece of bread to make the mouth, nose, eyes, and little tuft of hair on top. Finish by cutting two small slivers of white cheese for the eyelids. Arrange as shown in the photo above. 

4. Make dried fruit butterflies using dried mango for the wings and raisins for the bodies and antennae. Place anywhere around the sloth.

Have fun with a sloth this back to season and don't forget to pick up a box or two of Quaker Chewy Dipps Sloth-Tastic bars at the store and enter those UPC codes at QuakerBacktoSchool.com to nominate your school for a chance to win!