Sandwiches

Pinwheel Bites

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kraft

Roll some fun into your lunchbox routine with our tasty take on the turkey-and-cheese sandwich. Even your pickiest eaters will be looking forward to the noon bell.

time

prep:

5 min

total:

5 min

servings

total:

1 serving

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What You Need

slice whole wheat bread, crust removed

tsp. MIRACLE WHIP Dressing

slices OSCAR MAYER Deli Fresh Oven Roasted Turkey Breast

KRAFT Singles

Make It

FLATTEN bread with rolling pin; spread with dressing.

TOP with turkey and Singles; roll up tightly. Cut crosswise into 4 pinwheels.

SERVE immediately. Or stack pinwheels on top of each other; wrap in plastic wrap. Refrigerate until ready to serve.

Kraft Kitchens Tips

Cooking Know-How

If you don't have a rolling pin, use the side of a drinking glass or jar to flatten the bread slice before topping with remaining ingredients.

Serving Suggestion

Serve with 6 cucumber slices, 1 single-serve pkt. CHIPS AHOY! Cookies or OREO Cookies, and 1 pouch CAPRI SUN.

Serving Suggestion

Serve with 1 banana, 1 pkg. RITZ and Cheese HANDI-SNACK and 1 pouch CAPRI SUN Roarin' Waters Tropical Fruit.

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ONWSC95

posted:4/13/2010

Finally something different than the same old sandwich. Easy prep and everything stays together. My 4 year old loves to roll them up.

steiner5

posted:12/16/2009

I made these pinwheels for my son who was really bored with his sack lunches. He really liked them.

lisahugan

posted:9/7/2009

I've made these several times for my oldest son to take to school. He thinks they are fun to eat. Sometimes I put ranch on them instead of mayo.

mschanck525

posted:2/26/2009

I had some issues with getting them to stay together without toothpicks, but a really fun way to spice up the lunchbox for the avid turkey and cheese eater.

crystahw

posted:2/12/2009

I really like how it brought the fun factor in. I thought it was a great idea!

itsjustdee

posted:1/20/2009

I let the cheese sit a bit before wrapping it up so that it wasn't cold and didn't break. Kids eat less when there are more pieces and they had no clue it was only one piece of bread.

krazikate

posted:1/20/2009

I have been doing this for years. My son's fav is bologna and cheese with mustard. I just make sure when the deli cuts the meat/cheese they slice it thin enough so it won't break or tear.

raycha2586

posted:1/20/2009

This is another lunch box fave of my 5 year old son. He thinks they're just cool and yummy.

sherriep314