Since I often make food for the same people and they have limited food they will eat, it sometimes takes a lot of creative thinking to come up with new ideas for my meals. My 11 year old nephew likes fruit and waffles. Somehow I came up with making waffle flags. I enjoyed creating this series and he liked eating these fun flags. Some of these were served for breakfast and some for lunch.

Container: EasyLunchBoxes

Top: Flag of Canada – waffle, fruit flat, maple leaf cut with mini cookie cutter

Bottom Left: Broccoli

Bottom Right: Mixed nuts

Container: EasyLunchBoxes

Top: Flag of Finland – waffle, blueberries

Bottom Left: Red bell pepper

Bottom Right: Cashews

Container: EasyLunchBoxes

Top: Flag of France – waffle, blueberries, raspberries

Bottom Left: Rhubarb crumb cake

Bottom Right: Maple syrup

My nephew wanted to try dill pickles in a meal but we both would not recommend it for many reasons – smell and juice from pickles.

Container: EasyLunchBoxes

Top: Flag of Denmark – waffle, raspberries

Bottom Left: Dill pickles, syrup

Bottom Right: Peanuts

Container: EasyLunchBoxes

Top: Flag of Israel – waffle, blueberries, Cheddar cheese cut with cookie cutter and decorated with food coloring marker

Bottom Left: Potato and green bell pepper hash brown potatoes baked in a muffin tin

Bottom Right: Star of David – Cheddar cheese cut with cookie cutter

Container: EasyLunchBoxes

Top: Flag of Panama – waffle, blueberries, raspberries, cheese stars cut with cookie cutter and colored with food coloring markers

Bottom Left: Raspberry yogurt

Bottom Right: Granola

I hope that you now have some easy and fun ideas to make your waffle into a flag. If you make some, please share your photo with me.