This Day in History: On April 3, 1860 the Pony Express began. It was an American mail delivery service that used horses and young riders to deliver mail across rough terrain as fast as possible. It only lasted 18 months.
This lunch did not turn out as I had imagined. I think that the horse is the problem (and lack of a rider). My horse cookie cutter was not running, it was standing so I used a unicorn cutter and cut off the horn. But this lunch tasted delicious and it was fun to eat the cute apple slices.
Container: EasyLunchBoxes
Background: Celery sticks
Horse: Flatout Flatbread – Heritage Wheat (toasted), eye (dried blueberry), rough terrain (Trader Joe’s Veggie & Flaxseed Tortilla Chips)
Lettering: Carrot (glued on with some peanut butter)
Mini Horses: Apples
Hummus: Homemade with some paprika on top
Eclectic Lamb 
I love it! Maybe I could get my picky-eater grandson to try this. Sometimes it isn’t the food, it’s how a five year old perceives it!
Thank you! You are right.
This is informative, healthy and cute 🙂
Another great post from you and a very creative bento, love it! 🙂
Interesting bit of history, and great lunch! I love it!
I love it!!
I think it is a very fun bento an that the horse looks great… it probably threw its rider!
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much!
Thank you!
Thank you!
I love that comment – the horse threw the rider –
poor rider!
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The cut out horse apple pieces are great
Thank you!
I love your flat bread horse!
Thank you so much!