I'm not sure that there's a more iconic children's literary character than Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat. He's definitely on the Mt. Rushmore of children's book legends. It has been awhile since I made a Dr. Seuss school lunch recipe for my kids, but since it's his birthday this week, along with Read Across America Day, it was definitely time. These fun book recipes always bring a smile to my kids' faces so I'm not ashamed to admit that I took a bit longer to make these lunches this week.

My three kids have developed different tastebuds when it comes to certain foods so the background of the pinwheel sandwiches in each of my kids' lunches are all different. Feel free to fill the sandwich with whatever ingredients your child prefers. The three varieties I made were nut-free spread and strawberry jam, grilled cheese and turkey (pictured above), and pesto, turkey, cheese, and fresh spinach. Follow the directions below to see how to make the rest of this Dr. Seuss lunch for your children!

Star Wars The Book of Boba Fett Food Art School Lunch Recipe

 

Have you been enjoying The Book of Boba Fett on Disney+ like we have? This show has received mixed reviews but I'm here for any show or movie that features the legendary bounty hunter. He was my favorite Star Wars villain growing up, I even dressed like him for Halloween one year. The guest appearances by other epic Star Wars characters like The Mandalorian, Grogu (Baby Yoda), Jawas, and Tusken Raiders are just bonuses. 

Because of the fun that we've been having experiencing the series as a family, I had to make my kids a Boba Fett food art school lunch to celebrate. This lunch features a Boba sandwich, Baby Yoda side of fruit, and Jawas dessert. Keep reading to find out how to make it for your kids!

How to Make a Valentine's Day Lunch Recipe With Items From Target

 

Valentine's Day lunch recipes can be super fun to make for kids for school or adults for work! When you can find all of the ingredients at one store, it makes it even easier. So I visited Target to find everything I needed for this heart-shaped waffle lunch for my kids to take to school with them. People always think of waffles as a breakfast food but they work just as well as leftovers in a lunch! Here is how to make this school lunch that will show your kids that you love them. 

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How to Turn an Easy Dinner Recipe Into Lunch the Next Day!

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Raise your hand if the weekdays seem to fly by and before you know it, you have to somehow figure out dinner and pack a school lunch. I knew it wasn't only me. That is why I like to come up with ideas like this one so that we can make an easy dinner recipe and transform the leftovers into a simple lunch for the next day. It all starts with a new convenient entree recipe with AdapTable Meals!