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Egyptian Pyramids

July 11, 2012 by Amy Hudson

I recently bought a box of sesame crackers for the girls to use to dip into the fresh, homemade peach jam that our neighbor brought over the other day!  It’s a blessing to have such great neighbors!

I thought a great use of those sesame chips would be to create a pyramid.  So easy!  
First, I pulled up this photo and taught the little one about pyramids:
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 Next, I created the lunch by using the crackers to build the pyramid, creating a dessert-looking ground using some leftover mexican lasagna (recipe – so good!), and adding an Egyptian sun by slicing the top off of a clementine orange and thinly slicing the section I removed into little rays.

Variations:
Ground: oatmeal, sliced cheese, anything that looks like the desert.
Pyramid blocks: chunks of bread, chunks of pineapple
Sun: slice of cheddar cheese cut to shape. 

(linked HERE) 

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Filed Under: history, leftovers, lunches, oranges, pyramid Tagged With: history, leftovers, Lunches, oranges, pyramid

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I'm Amy. One of my passions is serving my two little girls healthy, wholesome food in unexpected ways. Lunch time has become a time of learning, imagining, and bonding for us as we use great food to create little works of art... Read More…

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