We’ve been studying vikings and early explorers at our house lately. One day I decided to get a little creative with the kids’ lunches and prepare a fun and easy viking helmet snack. The kids loved it and have asked for this creative lunch twist every day since!
How To Make A Viking Lunch
Make a sandwich. Using a knife, I cut off a small portion of the top in an a rounded arch.
Next, I peeled a banana, divided it in half, and placed both pieces on the sides of the sandwich, pointing up.
Then, using a broken pretzel stick and some raisins, I embellished the viking hat.
Eat and enjoy!
My kids really enjoyed this quick and easy treat! Asher gave it two thumbs up.
Viking Fun Fact: Horned Viking Hats are actually a myth! Traditional Viking Hats were rounded with a piece that hung down in front of their nose.
Our Favorite Viking Books to Read after Lunch
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Voyage with the Vikings (Imagination Station Series)
Luv your Viking Lunch! I really like creative lunches. Thx for linking up at the Thoughtful Spot!
This is adorable! I’ll be featuring you at Meaningful Mama this week. Thanks so much for linking up at Mom’s Library. I hope you’ll be joining us again this week!
Thanks Jodi! Excited about the feature!
Great job on the viking lunch – and great books.
How creative! I’m sure the kids “digested” the lesson better when they got to eat it!