Piano Sandwich Food Art

The key to liven up lunchtime is made out of bread! A white key is a strip of white bread, and a black key can be made with the cut-off crusts or strips of pumpernickel bread.

This fun activity can be closely followed by a fancy meal or elegant snack from your efforts – if you can stand to eat your work of art! This will also be a helpful recipe for your littler ones to practice basic kitchen skills while cutting bread in strips and neatly spreading on the sandwich filling.

Enjoy the creative kick of this food art recipe and nibbling up these dainty little sandwiches.

Piano Sandwich Food Art

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Course Main Course

Ingredients

10 slices of white bread (a firmer style of breadis best to make clean cut keys)
Sandwich filling: egg salad, tuna, ham, chicken
Preferred condiments
Butter

Instructions

Cut all crusts from the bread.
Cut bread into 1-inch strips and then cut them in half lengthwise.
Lay down bread strips side-by-side on a plate or platter to make your piano as big as you’d like.
Add preferred condiments and sandwich filling.
Put bread on top of each sandwich strip.
Cut crusts to ½ inchwide and half as long as the white bread.
Spread butter on a crust and put between white bread strips to stick on the ‘black keys’
Continue until the piano is made.
Take a picture of the musical creation and then serve it up.