You can find the full details on the Little Monster 1st Birthday HERE
My absolute favorite part of the things I made for my son's Little Monster birthday party was the monster sandwiches.
I originally planned on making 3 different kind of monsters, but after I made this guy, I thought "how can they get any cuter than this?"
Here's what you need to make your own monster sandwiches:
- Bread
- Olives
- Lunch meat
- Cheese slices
- Toothpicks
- A round cookie cutter or a glass and a knife
First, take a cookie cutter and cut the center out of your bread slices. Don't have a round cookie cutter on hand? No problem, do what I did and turn a glass turned upside down and use a knife to cut around the edges.
Next, put your choice of fillings inside (I went with ham and turkey lunch meat) and any other condiments you think your guests would like.
To make the teeth, simply cut jagged edges around half of a slice of cheese and insert the cheese inside the sandwich on the bottom.
Make the eyes by snapping a toothpick in half, and inserting each half into an olive. Stick the olives in the top of your sandwich.
Ta-dah! Monster sandwich!
How fun would it be to make your child a whole monster-themed lunch for school one day?
If you had the time (and the endurance to cut out multiple monster cheese teeth), you could always make a whole pack of monster sandwiches for a crowd.
You can find the full details on the Little Monster 1st Birthday HERE
My absolute favorite part of the things I made for my son's Little Monster birthday party was the monster sandwiches.
I originally planned on making 3 different kind of monsters, but after I made this guy, I thought "how can they get any cuter than this?"
Here's what you need to make your own monster sandwiches:
- Bread
- Olives
- Lunch meat
- Cheese slices
- Toothpicks
- A round cookie cutter or a glass and a knife
Next, put your choice of fillings inside (I went with ham and turkey lunch meat) and any other condiments you think your guests would like.
To make the teeth, simply cut jagged edges around half of a slice of cheese and insert the cheese inside the sandwich on the bottom.
Make the eyes by snapping a toothpick in half, and inserting each half into an olive. Stick the olives in the top of your sandwich.
Ta-dah! Monster sandwich!
How fun would it be to make your child a whole monster-themed lunch for school one day?
If you had the time (and the endurance to cut out multiple monster cheese teeth), you could always make a whole pack of monster sandwiches for a crowd.
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