10 Easy Halloween Lunch Box Ideas for Kids

By Karen Petersen

The Halloween season is in full swing. And come the big day, your kids will be decked out in their silly or creepy Halloween costumes, your house will be decorated and the amount of sugar everyone consumes will be over-the-top. So why not try and get your kids to eat a halfway decent lunch before they fill up on chocolate and caramel the rest of the day? There are some really fun Halloween lunch box ideas out there that don’t focus on dessert. Spider shaped sandwiches, mummified milk boxes and ghost-like mozzarella sticks are just a few examples of Halloween lunch box ideas that will please your kids. The only problem is that you won’t be able to see their surprised faces when they open their lunch boxes and see what cute and creepy foods you included. Most of these ideas are pretty quick and easy too, which is a bonus if you’re like me and put together lunch at the last minute.

Getting clever with your kids’ Halloween lunch box couldn’t be easier with these fun ideas:

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10 Halloween Lunch Box Ideas

  • Lunch Box Halloween Bento

    Halloween bento boxes are super versatile. Include face sandwiches and add other spooky touches like an olive spider on hummus and cute Halloween-themed tortilla chips.

    Credit: Wendolonia

  • Lunch Box Halloween Laughs

    Crack your kids up at the lunch table with a printable Halloween joke. Add a crepe paper or tissue wrapped milk box to create a mummy and ghost-like cheese sticks to make them smile.

    Credit: The Suburban Mom

  • Lunch Box Mummy Dogs

    These Mummy Dogs are so easy to make - just wrap some crescent dough around the hot dogs and bake them. Wrap them in foil to keep them warm in your little one's lunch box.

    Credit: Home Made Interest

  • Lunch Box Franken-kiwis

    These Franken-kiwis are an easy, really cute, healthy Halloween lunch box idea! Your kids can even help prepare them.

    Credit: Two Healthy Kitchens

  • Lunch Box Apple Monster Faces

    These silly apple monster faces will be sure to make your kiddos giggle, and they are made with nut-free butter so your child can share them with their classmates.

    Credit: Two Healthy Kitchens

  • Lunch Box Nutella Banana Mummy Rolls

    Use Bananas, Pillsbury Crescent Sheets, Nutella, and candy googly eyes to create this deliciously frightening Halloween delight. A perfect make-ahead treat, too!

    Credit: Our Best Bites

  • Lunch Box Ghost Sandwiches

    You can make these ghost sandwiches without any fancy tools. Just cut out the ghosts with a knife and top them with olive eyes and mouths. Make cheese jack-o-lanterns as a fun side.

    Credit:  Mom Endeavors

  • Lunch Box Mini Spider Pizzas

    These adorable mini spider pizzas are so easy to make that your kids can help you put them together. 

    Credit: Recipe Runner

  • Lunch Box Grilled Cheese Spiders

    Cute, festive, and just a little creepy, these spider halloween grilled cheese sandwiches will have your kids giggling and grinning. They can be served cold and they still taste great!

    Credit: Rachel Cooks

  • Lunch Box Halloween Cheese and Crackers

    All you have to do to make Halloween cheese and crackers is press cookie cutters into the cheese and pop out the spooky shapes.

    Credit: Peas and Crayons

Karen Petersen

Karen Petersen is a cookbook author and food blogger at 365 Days of Slow Cooking.  Mostly she writes about the new foods and recipes she's been making at her home for her husband and two children.  She loves easy recipes that are full of flavor.  She is a crockpot connoisseur and has created over 1000 slow cooker recipes in the past 5 1/2 years.  She loves dessert more than anything else in the whole world and likes to plan it, make it, eat it, talk about it while eating it and then review it after it's gone. You can also visit Karen on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google+, and Pinterest.

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