October 21, 2014
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What are you packing in your Halloween lunches?
Halloween is just around the corner, and with the weather turning colder, packing a spooky warm lunch can be a nice change in the lunch-packing routine!
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Witches’ Soup is easy to make, and the whole family can help. No matter whether you serve it for dinner or pack it for a school lunch in a thermos, it will delight all your Halloween fans.
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My kids love everything about Halloween and love creepy and spooky snacks and foods. Serving them cream cheese and olive “eyeballs” in tomato soup always gets them excited. I love that the kids are eating healthy tomato soup, and the cream cheese and olive not only add a touch of Halloween but also a nice creaminess to the soup. This can be a really fast dinner if you are using your favorite real-ingredient tomato soup or a more hearty dinner if you make your own tomato soup and add a slice of fresh bread.
If you want or need to prep ahead, simply refrigerate the cream cheese balls in a covered container and add the olive slice just before adding it to the soup.
Witches’ Soup
Ingredients
- Cream cheese, about 1 teaspoon per eyeball
- Black olives, sliced
- Tomato soup, favorite recipe
Instructions
- Slice about 1 teaspoon of cream cheese per eyeball off the cream cheese block, and roll them into balls.
- Press one slice of olive into the center of each cream cheese ball.
- Heat the soup on medium heat until hot, and add the “eyeballs.”
- Enjoy!
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