Fun for the lunch box, these gluten-free grilled cheese kabobs are easy to make and easy to customize. These lunch skewers are fun for kids! I used slices of gluten-free Heritage loaves from Canyon Bakehouse, so they’ve sponsored this post! Want to know what my favorite store-bought gluten-free bread is? Canyon Bakehouse Heritage Loaves! I first tried these out in January when Canyon Bakehouse sent me them as part of their launch. The first meal I made with a loaf was these gluten-free triple meat sandwiches that my family loved! Since then, we’ve had French Toast, toast with peanut butter, PB&J, ham sandwiches and many grilled cheese sandwiches on loaves of Canyon Bakehouse Heritage Bread. I love that it’s full size loaves of bread so buying it isn’t a waste of money! One day when I made grilled cheese sandwiches for my family, I had the idea to switch them up a bit. My idea was to cube them up, let them cool, and put them on little skewers with ham for kabobs that would fit in their lunchbox. I tried it out that day with my boys and they loved them! They were a fun change from the usual lunch box ideas. You can even make these the night before. My youngest is not a fan of tomatoes at all, even our homegrown sweet cherry tomatoes, so he asked for strawberries on his. I figured why not?! He just pulls it off and eats it first! I’ve heard of people putting jam on their grilled cheese sandwiches, so this is kind of similar anyhow! Once you pick up your loaf of Canyon Bakehouse Heritage Bread, here are a few other recipes from my fellow bloggers that you can make with those loaves. This gluten-free turkey, gouda and apple sandwich looks like an easy and healthy lunch! My meat loving family would love this Big, Buff, and Cheesy Gluten-free Sandwich for lunch or dinner. I’ve never had a Fluffernutter sandwich but this Gluten-free Fluffernutter Sandwich looks like a fun sandwich to try soon! Hope you and your kiddos enjoy these! Fun twist on the usual sandwich, these gluten-free grilled cheese kabobs are an easy, kid-friendly lunch idea. As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, I earn from qualifying purchases. This sponsored post was created through my partnership with Canyon Bakehouse. As always, all opinions are my own. Collaborating with brands I love allows me to keep bringing you new and varied recipes! Thanks for your support! Notes on ingredients for these gluten-free grilled cheese kabobs:
Gluten-free Grilled Cheese Skewers Recipe:
Gluten-free Grilled Cheese Kabobs
Ingredients
Instructions
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Yield: 6-8 kabobs
Prep Time
3 minutes
Cook Time
5 minutes
Additional Time
3 minutes
Total Time
11 minutes
stefany
Sunday 2nd of September 2018
How do they taste if you make them in the morning and the kids eat them at lunch time? My kids always complain the bread doesn't taste good and it's not hot and soggy.