An Earth made of blueberries and green grapes looks amazing in my head. My husband tried to guess what this creation was and couldn't. Even after pointing out the Florida he was unsure.
So what do you do when your Earch does work, you deconstruct it. The fruit salad Earth became fruit in a muffin tin. Some of the fruit was used to top blueberry yogurt which isn't really blue. Some went into its own cups and some was used to make blueberry jelly. I am just kidding. The jam came right from a jar and was spread on English muffin earthlings.
I placed homemade granola in the cup between the earthlings.
JDaniel didn't seem to care about how the meal looked. He just dug right in and enjoyed it.
This post is linked to Muffin Tin Monday.
I totally knew that was an Earth! Very creative.
ReplyDeleteI love the little earthlings!
ReplyDeleteSuch creative meals! Love them both!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so fun! Great job!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Kristine
I knew it was the earth, so creative!
ReplyDeleteI knew I liked the way you see things.
DeleteOh! Sorry it didn't work. But yes, kids will LOVE it anyway. :) Yum!
ReplyDeleteCentral America was the toughest to make work.
DeleteAwww I think you did a great job making the earth!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
DeleteLove that fruity earth!
ReplyDelete=)
It tasted wonderful!
DeleteAt the end of the meal, the food all ends up in the same place but I love how hard you tried for the Earth.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right!
DeleteYou did a great job! I also love the idea of eating out of the muffin tin. Hmmm, maybe that would encourage my kids to eat dinner!
ReplyDeleteThere is a site for muffin tin lunches listed above. The blogger has wonderful food ideas!
DeleteI see Florida! You really do such a great job feeding your son so well
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you can see it.
DeleteI think you did a great job. Love the earthlings too. I tried to think of a way to make something that would be Earth day related, but I completely blanked.
ReplyDeleteThere was amazing Earth Day Bento blog hop. I was amazed at what they came up with last week. I thought is was a hard theme.
DeleteI think it's adorable. What do husbands know about this anyway?
ReplyDeleteHe loved eating the deconstructed fruit. He knew he would like that.
DeleteIt looked a little like earth if I squinted.
ReplyDeleteI think that Earth looks great! You did an amazing job!
ReplyDeletelooks great to me!!!
ReplyDeleteOh goodness - that is soooooo clever! I love the blueberry/grape earth!
ReplyDeleteI could see it was the Earth - although to be fair to your husband, the title of your post did say "Earth Day"! :) But like you said, it doesn't matter if it doesn't always work out how you imagined it - the lunch looks really yummy anyway, and JDaniel obviously enjoyed it!
ReplyDeletewhat a creative earth in fruit. love that. my kids would too! thank you for all the inspiration, as always!
ReplyDeletei thought it was the earth when i saw it...
ReplyDeletegreat job!! love the earthlings....
I think it looks great! And the fact that he ate is even better!
ReplyDeleteI've read some of your writing and your writing is indeed very good, I'll try to follow your advice, thank you
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