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On Tuesday morning of this week, my son woke up at 5:30 to remind me that it was Tuesday. I was surprised by this because he normally sleeps until 7:00 and he does not usually keep track of the days, unless he is looking forward to the weekend. So, when he came in to tell me so assuredly that it was Tuesday, I said, “Yes it is Tuesday.” and waited for him to elaborate. He then said, “Mom, Tuesday is when Lego Scooby-Dooby-Doo Haunted Hollywood is out! We need to buy it!”
Since he and his sister had been playing with Legos all weekend and because they both love Legos, Scooby-Doo, and “scary things”, I did buy the movie. They watched it after dinner, homework, violin practice, and baths were all finished. They enjoyed the movie and it inspired me to pack the lunches below.
This lunch is for my daughter. It is packed in our red Lego block bento box. She has carrots, sugar snap peas, sweet pepper rings on a “Beware” pick, blackberries, raspberries, a couple of apple slices with a Scooby-Doo pick, and whole bunch of green grapes. I included the pumpkin head pick and bat picks to represent the “haunted” aspects of the movie. In the little Lego block containers, she has almonds, and crackers with a mummy ring to represent one of the movie characters. A string cheese is also tucked in behind the fruits and veggies.
The picture above shows a closer view of some of the picks. The Scooby-Doo and pumpkin-head guy are vintage picks from the Mothergoose Collectibles shop on eBay. The mummy ring is from this Halloween robot set.
In the picture above, you can see the tops for the little containers I used inside the bigger red box. These are handy for keeping crackers crispy and for helping to keep the foods separated.
I packed my son’s lunch in our two tier pink Lego block box (sort of like this one) because it will be easier for him to open. One tier has mini vanilla wafers, blackberries, and raspberries. The other tier holds cucumber slices, pepper rings on a “Boo!” pick, green grapes, sugar snap peas, and apple slices.
The red container holds his crackers and the small pink container is filled with almonds. I also included a little package of Scooby-Doo! Sour Straws with both kids’ lunches.
My son and my daughter enjoyed the movie and they were pretty impressed that their mom had the pumpkin head man and other coordinating accessories on hand to make these lunches. 
My son declared it Lego night and continued the fun by building with Legos and reading some Lego City books before bed.
Thanks for visiting my blog. If you have time, click around to check out some of the other fun lunches I have made for my kids. Here are some suggested posts that also include lunches packed in Lego style boxes:
- A Sandwich You can Read
- Lunch for the 100th Day of School
- Letter B Themed Lunches
- Kindergarten Lunches and Snacks
- A Cute Dog Lunch in our Blue Lego Bento Box
- Food Prepared with Love
