What is it about crust on sandwich bread that many kids just seem to hate?! It is so common for kids to eat around the crust, ask for the crust to be cut off, or avoid a sandwich altogether if they see even a hint of crust.
Sure you can spend your hard earned dough on a package of uncrustables at the grocery. Better yet, you can make your own! Use your favorite sandwich bread, your favorite peanut or other nut butter, and your favorite jam, jelly, or fruit preserves.
Don’t forget the fun shapes! Those store-bought sandwiches only come in rounds. You can make triangles, squares, hearts, stars, pumpkins… any shape that you have in a cookie cutter.
These homemade uncrustables are perfect to tuck into school lunch, or serve on a big fun platter like you see pictured here complete with fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, fruit leather, and other yummy snacks.
Uncrustables
Ingredients
- 8 slices sandwich bread
- peanut butter
- fruit preserves
Instructions
- Spread a piece of sandwich bread with peanut butter, and another with fruit preserves.
- Sandwich the two pieces together and cut with a cookie cutter into a fun shape.
Love these peanut butter and jam sandwiches! My little grandson has such fun ‘helping’ me make them! He picks the fun shapes to cut them and it’s a perfect, delicious occasion!! Thank you!
They are so yummy!
I love the fruit rolls!