Anyone who knows my family knows that we are huge Golden State Warriors fans. I grew up in Northern California and we lived in the bay area for many years. My kids were all born there. We live in OKC now but we haven't given up our bay area roots when it comes to the NBA. Of course, we all love Steph Curry as well. he not only lights it up on the court but seems to be a genuinely nice guy. 

I have made Warriors food art for my kids before, but this time it's the end of the school year and it's the end of the NBA season. Maybe this can help my kids, The Warriors, and Curry to finish strong? This lunch features an Oakland Forever Warriors jersey sandwich and mandarin orange basketball. Read below to see the ingredients I used.

How to Make a Baby Yoda Grogu Sandwich for Star Wars Day May the 4th!

Star Wars Day May the 4th is almost here once again and it's not too late to celebrate! It's pretty much a holiday in my house so we, of course, have to make some food art for it. We will probably wear some Star Wars gear as well, but this year I thought I would make a lunch with some of my kids' favorite characters and things from the movies and T.V. shows like The Mandalorian. 

You can check out the directions below but this includes a Baby Yoda (Grogu) sandwich, Darth Maul chocolate strawberry, and an apple TIE-Fighter. Which characters would you need to include for your kids?

3 Ideas to Create an Unforgettable Family Movie Night

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

Family movie nights are a go-to staple in our house but every once in a while it's fun to take things up a notch! In order to make lasting memories, sure it sometimes it takes a little extra time, but it's always worth it. While a great film is a start, our three simple bonus ideas will create a movie experience that your kids will want to replay again and again. All you need is a little bit of time to shop for a few props plus some Quaker Chewy Bars, and you will be on your way!

How to Make a Despicable Me Banana Minions Lunch Recipe!

 

What kid doesn't like Minions? I feel like these characters from Despicable Me have morphed from cute sidekicks to timeless characters that will be loved by generations. This is why my youngest to my oldest all love these creatures. Not to mention that Gru wouldn't be able to do half the stuff he does without them! This is why I had to make them into a lunch again. 

Bananas are of course the perfect base for this lunch since Minions are obsessed with them anyway. I paired this with a teddy bear sandwich shaped like the Minions' favorite stuffed animal and also a blue and yellow treat. It's also fun to include some random stickers to complete the look. Fortunately, Minions are into pretty much everything so many stickers will work, Keep reading to find out how to make the actual food!

How to Make a Marvel Falcon and The Winter Soldier Food Art Lunch!

My family has been loving Falcon and The Winter Soldier on Disney+! Of course, we have been loving these Avengers superheroes all along in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The problem with Wandavision ending was that we were going to be without our beloved Marvel superhero shows. Then this show came along to fill our time and we aren't complaining. The only problem is that we are a little behind but don't tell anyone, we will catch up soon!

Until then I had to celebrate this amazing season one with Sam and Bucky and make my kids a Falcon and The Winter Soldier food art lunch! It is complete with a Captain America shield sandwich and Falcon uniform dessert. I guess this will have to tide us over until Loki finally debuts! Keep reading for how to make it.

A Beverley Cleary The Mouse and The Motorcycle Food Art Lunch Recipe

 If you talk to my family about children's books for any length of time, you won't get too far into the conversation without bringing up multiple Beverley Cleary books. She impacted my wife and me, as well as our kids, with her timeless characters such as Henry Huggins, Ramona and Beezus, and more. My personal favorite story of hers was The Mouse and The Motorcycle. I read it to my kids as soon as they were old enough. 

I still remember sitting in my classroom in elementary school and reading this book for the first time. I was so engrossed in the story that I tuned out everything else around me and thirty minutes later was startled back to reality by a noise. I wanted to be like Keith and have my own mouse named Ralph who could drive toy motorcycles around. What kid wouldn't dream of this? 

My family was saddened by her passing but in honor of Beverley Cleary's life, I made my son a Ralph S. Mouse The Mouse and The Motorcycle lunch. Can you spot the references to the book in this lunchbox? 

How to Make an Easter Bunny Lunch for Your Kids!

 

I'm always looking for new Easter food art ideas when it occurred to me. Why can't I turn the famous bunny pancake food art idea into a sandwich for Easter? So that is exactly what I did. It was pretty easy with a few tortillas and some circle cutters. You can make it for your kids as well and I'm going to show you how!