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    7 Awesome Lunch Sandwiches Your Kid Won't Want to Trade

    By | Shine Food – Thu, Aug 23, 2012 1:49 PM EDT

    Photo by: Ole & Shaina Olmanson
    Lego Man Pesto Cheese Sandwiches
    These awesome pesto cheese sandwiches will remind them of their favorite game.
    Make pesto cheese sandwiches
    Ingredients:
    2 slices ... more 
    Photo by: Ole & Shaina Olmanson
    Lego Man Pesto Cheese Sandwiches
    These awesome pesto cheese sandwiches will remind them of their favorite game.
    Make pesto cheese sandwiches
    Ingredients:
    2 slices bread
    3 tablespoons pesto
    4 slices cheddar cheese
    4 ripe olives
    Directions:
    Using a 2-3″ circular cookie cutter and a knife, cut semicircles with a small knob at the top from the bread (2 per slice) and cheese. Spread the pesto on the bread and top with the cheese slice. Slice olives into facial expressions and place on the cheese. less 
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    Back-to-school time means the return of dreaded lunchbox-packing-time. It's always fun to pack lunchboxes for the first few days, and then you begin to scratch your head for new ideas. If you are in need of some cool new sandwich inspiration, here are 7 kid-approved recipes. Good luck in your lunchbox packing quest! - By Kelsey Banfield



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