Katharina Buczek
Finally, you can also stick some pretzel sticks into pieces of cheese sticks to create brooms.
Gabriella even added a bunch of fruit that represented each of the four Hogwarts House colors and a chocolate-covered Pocky stick to represent a wand.
So, there is plenty of room to play around with the Harry Potter inspiration and make this lunch iteration your own!
If your daughter is an absolute girly girl, she is going to freak out over this entirely pink lunch box meal.
Plus, it is super easy to curate since the only prep you really need is to buy pink ingredients!
Gabriella opted to purchase pink-colored Goldfish, pink pudding, strawberry wafers, sliced radishes, and sliced pink lady apples.
Then, you can just assemble these snacks in different sections of your child’s lunch box.
Finally, for the main meal, Gabriella suggests creating a dragon fruit smoothie bowl. The final product is this gorgeous hot pink color– which you can top with more strawberries, flax seed, or any other ingredients your child loves!
This lunch idea will bring all of the lovable sci-fi magic from the big screen to life right in your child’s cafeteria.
