Do you have a crust-hater in your family? Then this is just the sandwich idea you need! See your kid’s lunchbox differently and reconstruct the typical peanut butter and jelly same ol’ by cutting your gluten free bread into the shapes of donuts and creating an inside out sandwich. And it’s just an easy lunch idea to put together that you don’t need outlandish artistic talent to recreate this! Anyone can do this and it doesn’t take much time out of your day either. Oh, and the kiddos will love it. PB&J Donut Sandwiches topped with sprinkles? What was that? Did I just hear a win-win situation. Heck yes, I did.
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And if I walk across the hall and find you in your cubicle, privately eating the tarnish out of these PB&J Donut Sandwiches, my promise to you is that I will look away without judgment. I get that your kids will love this idea but I understand even more how adults love them too.
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PinIngredients
- 2 pieces gluten free bread of choice
- 1 Tbsp. peanut butter (or favorite seed butter)
- 1 Tbsp. jam
- sprinkles
- 1 large biscuit cutter
- 1 small circle cookie cutter
Instructions
- Cut your pieces of bread into a donut shape with the cutters.
- Slather one layer with peanut butter.
- Top with the other piece of bread.
- Slather with jam.
- Top with sprinkles.
PB&J Donut Sandwiches recipe notes: If you have a little one with a nut allergy, simply replace the peanut butter with a tasty seed butter like sunflower or even pumpkin, creating a gosh donut legit allergen-friendly lunchbox idea. Sprinkles are not optional. They are a must!
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Let your kids be the envy among the lunch crowd.
Missy
September 16, 2015 at 3:54 pmJust curious, what kind of gluten-free bread do you eat? I have a little one that is allergic to the top 8, plus many more. The only gf bread I’ve found that doesn’t have any allergens is Ener-g and it is not the most appetizing, I must say. I tried it and immediately spit it out.
Nora (A Clean Bake)
August 20, 2015 at 8:20 amHoly creativity. This is so cute and fun, but so simple! You always think of the best ideas! My only question is how are we defining kid here? Because I want one!
Cara
August 24, 2015 at 7:03 amWe are not discriminatory over here at Fork and Beans as to how you define kid. I mean, take me for example. I don’t have them yet I still get the biggest kick out of this stuff so I give your inner child full permission to get more creative with your food! 😉 xo