Sandwich Sushi
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Sandwiches are the very most common thing parents pack into their children’s lunch. They’re easy & cheap – and everyone knows how to make a sandwich. Â With the back to school season in high gear, I’ve been experimenting with different ideas to shake up your sandwiches. Â Making sandwiches into sushi is a great way to jazz up the normal boring sandwich – and it’s so simple too. Â Plus, it’s a great way to sneak some veggies into the kiddos’ tummies.
The ‘secret’ to this look is thinly sliced veggie sticks. Think vegetables in matchstick form. Â I’ve used carrots & cucumber in mine. Just lay out a piece of bread (crusts on or off), lay out your lunch meat & a slice of cheese – then right down the middle arrange your vegetable matchsticks.
If you want condiments – spread them on the meat instead of on the bread so the bread doesn’t get soggy. Â Or, just serve them on the side for ‘dipping’.
Now, tightly roll it all up. Â I suppose take the crust off the bread would make it look a bit more authentic, but my kids like crust – so on they stayed.
Slice it up using a sharp knife & arrange in your lunch container.
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Love this idea. Wish my 8-year old son didn’t always just want PB&J, but I suppose I could do a little messing around with it and see what I can come up with! Thanks for the inspiration! ♥