The Lunch Less Ordinary Blogger Challenge #7 : Wrap Art

This week, Mission Deli Wraps challenged us to try out some wrap art for their Lunch Less Ordinary blogger challenge. I'd been seriously impressed by Lunchbox World's fabulous movie and country-inspired wrap art last week, but we decided to aim a lot lower as the kids wanted to get involved. Can you guess what we made?

A Christmas tree, held together with Nutella and decorated with silver balls, raisins, dried apricots and cake decorations ! 

OK, so it may not be a work of art but the kids had great fun making it and then eating it for their lunch !

If you're looking for a fun activity to keep the kids entertained during half term, I highly recommend buying a pack of wraps and seeing how creative you can get with them. Best of all, there's no mess because you just eat it all !

Don't forget, to help the nation liberate its lunch, Mission Deli Wraps have also launched an on pack competition, giving you the chance to have lunch in some of the most exciting places in the world or £10,000 cash. To be in with a chance of winning, simply pick up a promotional pack, enter the unique code into the competition app onMissionWrapsUK Facebook or via the website at Missionwraps.co.uk, step in the Mission elevator and see which floor you visit!

The winning prizes include trips to experience:

-Mardi Gras in New Orleans

- La Tomatina in Valencia

- Holi Fest in India

- Camel racing in the Sahara

- Meeting an Amazon tribe

Runners up prizes include:

Rough Guide’s Make The Most of Your Time on Earth book and bespoke picnic hampers worth £50.

Disclosure : This is my entry for the Lunch Less Ordinary Blogger Challenge - find out more at  www.facebook.com/MissionWrapsUK. I received some wraps and am in the running to win some fab prizes.

Other blogposts you may be interested in :

The Lunch Less Ordinary Blogger Challenge #4 : Globe-wrapping

The Lunch Less Ordinary Blogger Challenge #1 : How many ways can you eat a tomato?

The Lunch Less Ordinary Blogger Challenge #2 : Put the Kids in Charge of Lunch for a week