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Piece Together Lunch With Sandwich Cutters
Filed under: Mealtime, Gear Guides: Toddlers & Preschoolers, Gear Guides: Big Kids
Piece together the perfect lunch for your kids. Credit: The Spoon Sisters
If you're already puzzled over how to make those packed lunches more exciting for your kids, we've got the perfect solution.
Match & Munch Sandwich Cutters split sandwiches into interlocking puzzle pieces that your kids will want to eat. Cut single sandwiches into pieces they can reconnect, or let them cut and assemble from different types of sandwiches for silly combos, such as peanut butter and cheese.
They're also great for making huge puzzle sandwiches for parties or even puzzle cakes.
Bonus: They're made from food-grade plastic, BPA-, lead- and phthalate-free.
Available at The Spoon Sisters for $16.95.
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