I was a bit worried as they pretty much look like the heal of the bread so they are all "crust". My boys aren't the biggest crust eaters so I was not sure how the sandwich thins would go over. Turns out they really likes them and I liked that they got less smashed than regular bread. Of course they are way pricier than regular bear and don't have the best ingredients list but I think they will be great lunch occasionally.
Three year old A had a half sandwich of turkey and cheese with some cantelope and strawberries on the side.
The seven year olds had a whole sandwich with cantaloupe and strawberries on the side.
Since I didn't see any gluten free sandwich thins, I had a (not trendy) rice cake with turkeu and cheese with cantelope and strawberries on the side. ;)See more at What's for lunch Wednesday!
We buy the Orowheat Thins and the girls love them. Like the idea of turkey & cheese on a rice cake..I always just add PB&J to mine..lol Stopping by from WFLW :)
ReplyDeleteWe do the Nature's Own MultiGrain or Whole Wheat Sandwich Rounds. Do you have a $Tree near you? Ours sells them and I compared to the Target next door, same product, same expiry dates, same delivery guy even, but $1 a pack, compared to $3.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up this week! :o)
LOL, yeah, I thought those sandwich thins were all great until my husband said they were like the heels of a loaf of bread and that ruined it for me.
ReplyDeleteI like my bread fluffy and full of seeds anyway. ;-)
Cute bentos, as always, Alie! :)
I've had the Nature's Own ones like Shannon mentioned. I really like them. I've used them to make little pizzas too. In fact, that's what I had for dinner last night. LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips guys. I'll check out my local dollar store. :)
ReplyDeleteHi, may i know which brand of crackers did you used for the cheese on crackers? Is it wholemeal?
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