How to Make a Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Rocket Raccoon Food Art Lunch for Your Kids!

 

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 just came out, and since it is one of our favorite movie series to see as a family, my son really wanted to watch it for his birthday. So of course we had to go and I had to make a Rocket Raccoon lunch to celebrate. This is complete with a Rocket sandwich, Groot pretzel sticks, and a blackberry space scene. I chose to make Rocket more cartoon-like for this lunch instead of realistic because the movie was pretty serious in many scenes and I wanted this lunch to be lighthearted. 

I definitely recommend watching this film if you have seen the others. As you watch the movie together, you'll have the chance to experience the story of Rocket unfold together. I won't give away any spoilers but it definitely reveals an important backstory. This can be a wonderful way to connect with your kids and create lasting memories that you'll all cherish for years to come. I still remember watching Return of the Jedi and E.T. with my family in the theatres. Did I just age myself?

So if you're looking for a fun family activity, why not plan a trip to the movies to see Guardians of the Galaxy 3? It's a great way to spend quality time together and create special memories that your children will always remember. Then after that, consider making this Guardians of the Galaxy lunch for them!

Ingredients: Dark wheat bread, sliced cheese, sliced meat, flour tortilla, black olive, blueberries, red fruit leather, yogurt-covered raisins, pretzel sticks, blackberries, star sprinkles, fondant (white, black, green, and brown colored).

Directions:

1. The Rocket sandwich is made with dark wheat bread, cheese, and meat. His facial features are cut from flour tortilla and black olive for the nose. you can also use black olives for the eyes or fondant if you want to get creative with them.

2. His uniform is made from blueberries and red fruit leather and I surrounded him with yogurt-covered raisins but you could use anything. 

3. Groot is just pretzel sticks in a side compartment with a little green fondant for the top of his head and black for his eyes. You could also use green spinach wrap tortilla and blackberries in place of fondant.

4. The space side compartment is blackberries and star-shaped sprinkles.

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