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Car Lunch Box – Car themed lunch boxes for boys

August 24, 2017 By Morgan Last Updated: December 6, 2020

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If your kiddo loves vehicles, send them to school with a fun car lunch box! These car themed lunch boxes are a fun and simple twist on a boring school lunch box.

The reality of it is that my oldest son Ryan is just obsessed with anything and everything vehicle. He loves being in the car because he can point out cars as we pass them and as he gets older, he even knows makes and models of cars.

So obviously, when I started thinking about making fun lunches for Ryan to take to school year, I thought of car themed lunch boxes.

Car Lunch Boxes

I’ve said before that one of the reasons I’m so excited for Ry to start school is because I can’t wait to make him fun lunches. I’ll be starting with these fun car themed lunch boxes!

a hoagie roll turned into a race car with skewers and pepper rounds with traffic light apples and traffic cone carrots.

Race Car Lunch Box

Main: Make a sandwich of your choice on a small oval roll. Cut 4 circles out of a fruit or veggie of your choice (I used green bell pepper) and skewer on 2 wooden kabob sticks.

I used one that I cut in half – you might want to file the ends though. Lift the top of your sandwich and nestle your ‘axles’ on to your sandwich before returning your car’s ‘roof’.

Sides:

  • Cut 3 apples (red, green, yellow) into small strips to fit into container and order in ‘stop light’ order.
  • Traffic Cone Carrot Snacks
step by step image for how to make an edible traffic cone using asquare cheese cracker, a carrot, and cream cheese
edible traffic cone using asquare cheese cracker, a carrot, and cream cheese on a wooden picnic table.
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Traffic Cone Carrot Snacks

A fun, healthy snack for a car lunch box and car loving kid would love.

Author Morgan

Ingredients

  • Square cheese cracker cheez-it
  • Carrot
  • Cream cheese or nut butter

Instructions

  1. Choose carrots that have a defined cone shape at the end – you can use baby carrots with the bases cut so long as they are smaller at one end. 

  2. Peel and cut the tip of the carrot to about 1 inch and then cut a small amount of the top to create the top half of a traffic cone looking shape. 

  3. Add a small dollop or cream cheese to the bottom of your carrot and press it into a Cheeze-It.

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a stop light lunch box with traffic light sandwiches, popcorn and bell peppers.

Stop Light Car Lunch Box

Main: Cut a sandwich into a square and then cut in half to make 2 rectangles for your stop light themed sandwich. Using a small circle cookie cutter, cut rounds out of apples to create two red, yellow, and green circles. Place on top of the rectangles to create stop lights. (red, yellow, green)

Sides:

  • Cut a red, green, and yellow bell pepper into strips the length of the container you plan to store them. Add a layer of dip (I usually do ranch or hummus) to the bottom of your container before layering your peppers in ‘stop light’ order.
  • Add a snack your kiddos love. Top with stoplight colored candies!

Okay, so tell me – what is your kid obsessed with? Were they obsessed with it since day one? Let me know in the comments!

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