**Full Disclosure: This article is financially supported by Fruit Shoot. All opinions are my own.
Lunches around here are pretty dull. James likes to eat the same thing day in and day out – turkey & cheese wraps. Every night while I do the dishes, James makes his wrap. Before school the next day, I put the same items in his lunch box. A turkey & cheese wrap, fruit, veggies and juice. It’s what he likes.
When I want to surprise James with something new and exciting, I buy a new drink or add a special note. This week, I changed up lunch even more by making turkey & cheese pinwheels out of his wrap and adding a Fruit Shoot!
The turkey & cheese pinwheels are the same amount of food as James’ usual wrap, but apparently it wasn’t enough! He really liked that I made them more fun to eat but asked if I would double it next time.
How to make turkey & cheese pinwheels:
You’ll need: a tortilla, sliced turkey & cheese and whatever else you want (spinach, ranch dressing, etc).
- Place the tortilla flat on a cutting board.
- Add at least two slices of turkey and one slice of cheese. If you are adding anything else, now’s the time!
- Firmly but gently roll the tortilla & fillings to make a ‘tube’.
- Cut the ‘tube’ at about every inch (you don’t have to be precise). You can stick a toothpick (or pretzel stick, maybe!) through each piece if you want, but it’s not necessary.
- Ta-da – Turkey & Cheese Pinwheels! Enjoy!
James enjoyed the Fruit Shoot Berry Burst and asked if he could have another very soon.
About Fruit Shoot’s Angry Birds Game:
With purchase of Fruit Shoot, there is the option for a free download of an Angry Birds game, perfect for parents to play with their kids. Download the Angry Birds game and enter the code on the back of your Fruit Shoot bottle to play!
Fruit Shoot is available in 3 regular flavors: Strawberry & Rasperry, Berry Burst and Orange. It is also available in 4 no sugar added flavors: Apple, Orange, Strawberry & Raspberry and Berry Burst.
Visit the Robinsons Fruit Shoot Facebook page for more lunch ideas!!
What is your kiddo’s favorite lunch?
I like the idea of the pinwheels, I think it makes for fun eating for the little ones.
My girls love pinwheel sandwiches too! They are great for picnics and park playdates.
My kids love these! They are a favorite in our house.
I bet David would love the pinwheels for lunch. He normally likes lunchables, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, or turkey sandwiches
The pin wheels looks great, and what a refreshing way to wash them down.
no sugar added flavors would be awesome in my house! the pin wheels are ever so cute! Fun for lunch too
Your pinwheels look delicious! My grandsons would be excited about eating those!