This week Dai Bee is going to Lego Camp. He’s been very excited about it since I signed up back in April. Finally it’s here. This is probably the only bento lunch I’m making him for this week since the location requests not to bring non-kosher food (no pork, no shellfish). The next few days will just be fried rice or noodles in a thermos.
In this box: PBJ sandwich over cheddar cheese, slice of tomato and turkey deli meat, and slices of apples.
Updated on August 6, 2010 –
I managed to squeeze a few more of them this week. I’m including them in this blog just so that I have all the Lego Camp lunches all in one post.
In this box entitled 3 Friends at the Lego Camp – Mac and cheese, deli turkey, Milano mint cookies, and apples.
In this box entitled The Guy with the Lego – Egg sandwich with carrots, apples and shrimp chips.
“Today I am thankful for a good night sleep…”
Wow! This is so creative! How in the word did you make those lego designs? Lego camp sounds fun, even for adults!
Thank you, Sonoma Bento
The lego designs are so easy to make you wouldn’t even believe it. Cut the meat or cheese or what have you in a rectangular or square shape, then use a straw or a small round cutter to cut out the circles. Place the tiny circles on top of the rectangular shape. That’s it!
Brilliant! Can’t wait to try this one!
The little LEGO blocks are so cute! Great ideas.
Thanks, Angeleyes, yours don’t look bad either!
I just love these! Ben is finally into Lego and got a bunch for his birthday. I have to show these to him in the morning.
Thanks for adding it to last week’s link up!
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Thank you, Shannon…these are fairly easy to make.
Love those Lego blocks.. I will try to make some one day.. My boy loves Lego too..
bobo, these are very easy to make too!!
I love the creativity- I can’t figure out what you made them out of without the captions. BTW, kosher means not mixing milk products and meat (not just no pig and shellfish products) in the same meal.
Ah. Thanks for the clarification. Good to know.
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