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Fondue Lunchbox Recipe

by Megan

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Carter is back in school, a big 1st grader now, and I wanted to surprise him with a special lunch. So instead of his usual peanut butter and jelly, today he gets a fondue lunch! Read on for my fondue lunchbox recipe!

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We love fondue at our house. We have a Velata warmer, and I ordered several tubs of cheese last year on Black Friday, so for fondue night all we have to do is buy the dippers!

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The kids love it, and so do I! Carter loves it so much he calls it “Carter dinner.”

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I thought it would be fun to recreate the fondue experience, lunchbox-style, so after dropping Carter at school, Vanessa and Harrison and I headed to Smart & Final to get the ingredients.

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If you live near a Smart & Final, you should definitely stop by and check them out! They stock warehouse-sized items, without requiring a membership fee, and they have some great deals on a lot of items. It’s a perfect one-stop-shop for everything you need!

And we needed a lot:

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When it comes to fondue, we don’t mess around. The plan was to do french bread, tortilla chips, and cheddar cheese guppies for dipping in the cheese sauce, and bananas, strawberries (not pictured), graham crackers (of the angry variety), and Kookies cereal for chocolate dipping!

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Everything just fit. I’ve never bought one of those “20 piece” food storage sets because I thought the little tiny containers were a rip-off, but I could have used them for the sauces!

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If you’d like to create your own fondue lunchbox, here is the recipe (with room for lots of customization):

Fondue Lunchbox Recipe

Ingredients:

  • 1/4 cup nacho cheese
  • 1/4 cup chocolate syrup
  • slice of french bread
  • banana
  • 2-3 strawberries
  • About a handful of:
  • cookie cereal pieces
  • graham cracker pieces
  • tortilla chips
  • cheddar cheese crackers

Directions:

  1. Pour nacho cheese and chocolate syrup into two small containers with lids
  2. Chop up banana and strawberries, put into a container with graham crackers and cookie cereal
  3. Put tortilla chips, french bread, and cheddar cheese crackers into another container
  4. Pack the lunchbox with the containers, a juice box, and plenty of napkins!

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Kate @ Songs Kate Sang August 13, 2014 - 11:10pm

Your kids are so cute!

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