Bring your sandwiches to life

Often, children avoid sandwiches not because they taste bad, but because their shape or presentation is boring. Remember that children, especially, are influenced by what they see and then by taste. That’s why many food companies seek to offer or display their products in attractive colors and shapes for kids, so they will buy and consume them. Thus, at home, we should keep this important point in mind and try to add a special touch to meals. For this occasion, we want to recommend preparing sandwiches in fun shapes, which can be made using bread molds. You can buy the molds at any supermarket, and they aren't expensive. You can see some examples here. Sandwich Recipes Now that you have learned a bit about presenting sandwiches for the little ones, why not prepare some using the following recipes we recommend? Take note. (Remember to click on the recipe title to see more details) Gourmet Cheese Sandwich A delicious dinner to turn a sandwich night with the kids into a gourmet night. Picadillo and Cheese Sandwich These delicious open-faced picadillo and cheese sandwiches are tasty and loved by kids. Cucumber and Chervil Sandwiches Cucumber sandwiches are typical in England for tea time. They also make a delicious snack. Gourmet Tuna Sandwich These delicious tuna sandwiches are prepared with a rich combination of zucchini, ricotta cheese, and sun-dried tomatoes.. Cheese and Fig Sandwich A very tasty and easy recipe that turns a simple cheese sandwich into a gourmet dish. Grilled Chicken Sandwich with Sun-Dried Tomato A delicious grilled chicken sandwich with sun-dried tomatoes, grilled onions, and goat cheese. The chicken is marinated with spices and vinegar, making it delightful.