St. Patrick's Day is one of our favorite holidays! We go back to Savannah almost every year for the big parade! Taia LOVES it! We can't wait to go this weekend! In anticipation, she had a St. Pat's lunch on Monday!
She has:-MY VERY FIRST (I think....haha) Checkered apple. If I've ever done one that I'm forgetting about, I'm sure it was it was even more sad than this one!
-Grapes with St. Pat's picks
-Shamrock sandwiches made with Trader Joe's pita bread. All 3 fillings are different. PB, hummus and turkey. The only one she ate was the Peanut butter. I was hoping she'd try the hummus because it was green! I actually got it when we were at Trader Joe's specifically for St. Pat's!
(If only my order from the Chocolate Craft Studio that I ordered yesterday was here, the sandwiches could be green!! That's what I get for procrastinating! Next year..... next year!)
-A Pot of Gold! (Yellow and orange dye free Trader Joe's jellybeans.)
Now go check out what cuteness Crystal's Ramblings has going on for St. Patrick's Day!!
Your apple looks wonderful. I have yet to attempt a checkered apple. Great lunch!
ReplyDeleteCheckered apples terrify me! They look so cute and I'm pretty sure I'd butcher them. LOL! LOVE the Pot of Gold idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the apple!!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking lunch, seriously! :) love the pot of gokd idea too!
Love your lunch! Those pita sandwiches look great!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your first checkered apple and love the pot o gold!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty lunch! The apple is amazing!
ReplyDeletehow did you DO the checkered apple? with a knife, or square cookie cutter? it looks great!
ReplyDeleteThe grapes with the shamrock picks look like they are bunches on the vine :) Cute lunch!
ReplyDeletei love the sandwich variety!
ReplyDeleteThe pot of gold is so cute, and I am so impressed with your apple!
ReplyDeleteYum! Nice work on the apple! I'm pretty sure that if I tried, I would butcher it... or myself!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!! All the shamrocks are so fun and festive :D
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU! I used a little paring knife for the apple. I wouldn't have thought of using a cutter! Now I want to attempt that! Hmmm... funbites??
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