Spooky Lunchbox Ideas


This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Chobani for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine.

I absolutely adore autumn. I love everything from breathing in the crisp air to pumpkin carving and trick-or-treating. Counting down the days to Halloween, I decided to celebrate this fun holiday with these Spooky Lunchbox Ideas. Delicious and full of nutrients, your kids will absolutely adore this festive meal.

Spooky Lunchbox Ideas

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Pretzel Broomsticks: Cut a cheese stick into fourths. Stick one end of the cheese onto a sliced carrot and peel the other end to look like the bristles of a broom.

Cheese Spiderweb: With your leftover string cheese, peel and make a spiderweb. Use small pieces of olives or carrots as bugs caught in the web.

Pumpkin Orange: Using a permanent marker, draw a pumpkin face on the side of your orange.

Spider Sandwich: Using a cookie cutter, make your bread circular. Fill with your favorite sandwich toppings. Use pretzels for the legs and olives for the eyes.

Mummy Yogurt: Using a white napkin, wrap your yogurt to look like a mummy. Best of all, when you unwrap the mummy, your child will have something to wipes their hands with.

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Because Halloween time is often accompanied with treats, sweets, and candy, I love finding ways to incorporate nourishing food into my son’s diet. Adding a Chobani Kids Tube into my son’s lunch (as a mummy) instantly brings a smile to his face. Not only does he enjoy the spooky appearance, but each tube contains real fruits and veggies. Containing 25% less sugar than other yogurt tubes, Chobani Kids Tubes contain no preservatives or gluten.

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Looking for other tasty and smart lunchbox choices? Be sure to visit Chobani Kids Savings and check out Chobani Kids Pouches (featuring Spider-Man and Doc McStuffins) and Chobani Tots Pouches (designed for babies starting at six months).

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How do you make your lunchboxes spooky?


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19 Comments

  1. What a simple yet adorable lunch idea just in time for Halloween. My kids eat a lot of yogurt but I have yet to see Chobani tubes in stores.

  2. What a smart idea with the yougurt tube. I need to do that for my kiddos, I don’t usually send them to school but with the paper towel like that… I just may!

  3. Those are grab ideas. I love how you turned the yogurt into a mummy. It’s not as hard as you’d might think to make an adorable lunch.

  4. What fun ideas to change up lunch for Halloween time. I can imagine my kids would be sooo excited they would be busy showing all their friends.

  5. This is such a cute and creative idea. I will have to so this for my husbands lunch the week of Halloween. He will get a kick out of it.

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