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    Beach Food for a Moana Road Trip

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    This blog article was originally posted on my first blog In Our Pond.  I started out trying to put all my travel content on my homeschooling blog, but it grew to be too big.  So, I'm moving all the road trip stuff over here!  It'll probably take me a while to move all the posts, but I'll also be posting new content on here as well.  In Our Pond will now be exclusively for homeschooling and parenting content, while this blog (Party Through the USA) is for all the family travel posts.  Check them both out!



    These are the foods we ate on our Moana road trip to the beach!


    Snacks

    - mini coconuts (roasted chickpeas)
    - Moana Mix (tropical dried fruits)
    - surprise eggs (easter eggs with candy)
    - Tamatoa gold (cheese cubes)
    - salted meat (jerky)
    - boat snacks (applesauce pouches)
    - sea coral (grape swords)
    - seashells (bugle chips)


    Beach Food Ideas from In Our Pond

    Shark Tooth Bowls
    - Ritz mini peanut sandwich crackers
    - shark tooth candy necklace (here)



    Lunches

    We decided that we wanted to pack our lunches for this trip to give us the most flexibility in where we ate.  I packed our meals in 3-section plastic containers by Ziplock.  The containers sealed up very well, and the kids were able to get the lids off themselves.
    Beach Food Ideas from In Our Pond
    Shells (Wed)
    - shell pasta salad
    - grapes
    - shark teeth cheese
    - octopus candy (here)

    Sea Star (Thurs)
    - PBJ star shaped sandwich (star cutter)
    - blueberry ocean
    - sea urchin chips (poppables)
    - star veggies (veggie cutters)



    Beach Food Ideas from In Our Pond

    Maui (Fri)
    - fish (round bread, round cheese, heart cut outs)
    - fish crackers
    - fish candy
    - carrot coral


    Beach (Sat)
    - seaweed spirls (roll ups sandwiches)
    - veggie swords
    - b.e.a.c.h cheese (mini cutters)
    - fruit



    Moana (Sun)
    - flower PBJ
    - tropical fruits (veggie cutters)
    - Ti Fiti broccoli mountain
    - Tamatoa gold cheese cubes
    - M.o.a.n.a cut out of cheese



    {Lunch Pinspiration}

    Beach Food Ideas from In Our Pond
    Blueberry Ocean Box


    Beach Food Ideas from In Our Pond
    Island Lunch


    Beach Food Ideas from In Our Pond
    Octopus


    Beach Food Ideas from In Our Pond
    Fish and Flipflops





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