Disney PLANES Fire & Rescue Windlifter Lunch

Wednesday, July 30, 2014


Back to School season is already here for many families. Because it's that crazy time of year again, I have some fun ideas for you to make the transition from summer to school easier. Last week I took my kids to see the Disney movie Planes Fire & Rescue. We had so much fun that I had to make some Planes lunches this week! Monday I posted my Dusty Crophopper lunch. You can see it HERE. Today is Windlifter flying over the burning forest. I had to put in trail mix again because it's pretty healthy and the movie takes place in the woods.

I made this lunch in an Easy Lunch Boxes container. Pacific Foods also sent me some food to try out so I included their Fruit Company Pears and organic almond milk in this lunch. 

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Ingredients
Pear
Tortilla
Broccoli
Cheddar Cheese
Whole Wheat Bread
Trail mix
Pepperoni
Nori (dried seaweed)
Organic Almond Milk
Black food coloring or food color markers

Directions
1. Slice pear in half. Cut one large strip and two smaller strips from a tortilla. Draw facial features on pear and tortilla strips as shown in picture.

2. Cut two strips of whole wheat bread. Attach bread and tortilla on using toothpicks. 

3. Cut slice of cheddar cheese into smaller flame shaped pieces. Place nori as background in main container. Next put cheese and then broccoli on top of that. Last, put Windlifter helicopter on top. Use the picture as your guide or come up with your own fun scene!

4. Arrange pepperoni or other reddish lunchmeat in side dish. Cut out the Planes name and logo from tortilla scraps and put on top. I used pepperoni because the Planes logo is red and I had it on hand.

5. In second side dish, put trail mix of your choice. I served the almond milk on the side for this lunch.  It came in a convenient "juice box" type container from Pacific Foods. 


Disclosure: I received the above mentioned two products for free from Pacific Foods. I have received no other compensation for this post and the opinions I’m expressing here are solely my own.
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1 comment:

  1. I toasted a piece and spread it with butter and flake salt the other day. The combination of melty chocolate chips and salty butter was a revelation! Take a chance on this one. You will not be sorry. I've recently begun making this with slightly damaged but not overly ripe bananas, and I think I like it more! The outcome is a loaf that is somewhat less sweet but just as wonderful. This dish is dairy- and nut-free, and it's simple to make vegan by using flax eggs instead of eggs. It travels well in a lunchbox and may be served at any time of day. Is games.lol safe? Yes and you can get more games to them.

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