DIY: Purim-themed lunchbox

A festive Purim lunchbox - fit for little queens and little kings

Oh hi little "No Bake” Hamantaschen! Guess what? You’re the star of our Purim themed lunch!

“No Bake” Hamantaschen - learn how to make them here!

Since they’re as easy to make as a peanut butter sandwich, I thought they would be fun and festive packed in a lunchbox, and the results were adorable and delicious!

Our cute lunchbox features thee hamantaschen - one filled with peanut butter and topped with a dried blueberry and two Nutella filled - one topped with a banana chip and another with rainbow sprinkles (must have sprinkles for dessert - hehe)!

To continue our theme, I included a royal jewelled sapphire and ruby fruit kabob (the plumpest and sweetest blueberries and raspberries)! We made a second lunch box that had a little cup of Mordecai Munchies (a mixture of granola and dried fruit).

A lunchbox filled with “No Bake” Hamantaschen just makes everyone smile!

One extra-special touch to include in your lunchbox - a sweet note. I loved writing notes for my daughters, and I know it made them feel warm and happy too!

So are you ready to make your little a Purim themed lunchbox? To learn how we made these yummy sandwiches, click here for all the steps in photos and to see all the fillings and toppings we love to use. What else would be fun in a Purim themed lunchbox? Share with us your ideas! We would love to hear from you!

There are so so many ways to have fun with littles and bigger kids during Purim! Some of our favorite activities include, DIY mini royal crowns, DIY groggers (noise makers), bake real delicious hamantaschen, bake gluten-free double orange hamantaschen, and play dress-up and making “costumes” for our own DIY Purim clothespin dolls!

Happy Purim!

~Jennifer