Here is a sheet of Free Printable Halloween Kids Lunch Box Jokes I created. This set of six free Halloween printables are in an easy pdf format, each one is different. Print out on light cardstock, cut out each one and add them to your kid’s lunches for a little bit of extra fun. Heck, go ahead and toss them in an adult’s lunch too, we could all use an extra chuckle here and there, right?!

Free Printable Halloween Kids Lunch Box Jokes (PDF Format)

And for more Halloween fun, here are a few more Halloween jokes which I may just make into another set of printable Halloween jokes.

Q: What do you call a hot dog with nothing inside it?
A: A “hollow-weenie!”

Q: Why doesn’t anybody like Dracula?
A: He has a bat temper.

Q: Why is a ghost such a messy eater?
A: Because he is always a goblin.

Q: What is a ghost’s favorite ride at the carnival?
A: The roller-ghoster

Q: Why was the mummy so tense?
A: Because he was all wound up.

Q: What do skeletons say before they begin dining?
A: Bone appetit!

A few more Halloween posts you may also like…

Deliciously Wicked Halloween Cupcakes Ideas – fun list, everything from bloody eyeball cupcakes to glow in the dark cupcakes. There are quite a few really cool ideas in this batch.

Fun and Creative Easy To Make DIY Kids Halloween Costumes – all sorts of ideas including a beautiful monarch butterfly costume and a fun paper doll costume.

Healthy Halloween Snack Ideas Roundup List – Halloween goodies are awesome, but it is also nice to have some healthier options on hand too, so why not make them fun?!

And more free printable lunch box jokes…

Free Printable Easter Kids Lunch Box Jokes, set of six.

Free Printable St. Patrick’s Day Kids Lunch Box Jokes, set of eight.

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If you are looking for a few healthy ways to jazz up your coffee, then I have a list of several ideas. I love drinking coffee, but I admit I get a bit bored with just plain black coffee every single day, day in, day out. There are so many wonderful spices and natural sweeteners out there, so I thought why not use them to add some excitement to coffee, right?! It is an easy way get a fix for a “fancy coffee” without having to fork over big bucks at one of those fancy coffee places all the time. It just goes against every frugal fiber of my being to pay 5 bucks for a cup of coffee. This way, I can satisfy my urge for something different without having to spend much doing so. Anyway, for those days that a plain jane cup of joe just won’t do, here are several healthy (and frugal) ways to flavor your coffee.

1. Cocoa. Add 1 teaspoon of all natural unsweetened baking cocoa and 1 packet of powdered stevia, any brand. I like Pure Via Stevia. An alternative to stevia is monk fruit. I sometimes buy my baking cocoa at Aldi, which is very reasonably priced there. If you want to take it a step further, check out this Viva Naturals Certified Organic Cacao Powder, which gets great reviews and reasonably priced, especially for the amount you get.

2. Cinnamon. Add a cinnamon stick or a touch of ground cinnamon (about 1/2 teaspoon). I have found great deals on cinnamon sticks at a nearby natural foods store, it’s surprisingly quite a bit cheaper than at the grocery store. Or, if you go through a lot of ground cinnamon like I do, I find it cheaper to buy in bulk online. Starwest Organic Ground Cinnamon has been my favorite I have tried so far.

3. Stevia. Add a few drops of liquid flavored stevia like SweetLeaf Vanilla Creme like or Sweetleaf English Toffee. What I like about liquid stevia is that a little bit goes a really long way. So it may seem pricey for a small bottle, but it is very concentrated and lasts a super long time in my experience.

4. Peppermint. Add Peppermint Extract. NOTE: A tiny little bit goes a really long way, trust me on this, I have learned the hard way. LOL

5. AlmondMilk. Don’t like it sweet? Add Almond or Coconut Milk instead. You can typically find half gallons for around $3.00 at various stores and they stay fresh a long time in the refrigerator, quite a bit long than regular milk. My favorite is Silk Unsweetened Almond Milk.

6. Pumpkin Spice (which is generally a combination of nutmeg,cloves & other spices) Add Pumpkin Spice, Vanilla Extract and stevia for a robust, fall flavor.

7. Homemade Whipped Cream. It’s easier than you think! A super quick sugar-free whipped cream recipe: 1 cup of heavy whipping cream, 1 Tbs stevia, 1 tsp vanilla. Beat whipping cream with hand mixer until stiff, then add sweetener & vanilla. (Note: you can make it without any sweetener as well).

8. Cardamom. Add one cardamom pod or a pinch of ground cardamom. Cardamom is typically used in Turkish coffee and adds a nice, rich flavor.

9. Lemon or Orange. Add a slice of fresh lemon or orange for an energizing boost.

10. Coconut Oil. Add a teaspoon of coconut oil for a rich, sweet flavor. Stir it again once you’re about halfway through drinking it so it doesn’t settle at the top (ewww).

11. Ginger Root. Add a bit of ginger and a teaspoon of honey for a nice uplift.

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Here is a set of Fathers Day Free Printable Labels that would be great to attach to your homemade food gift. These labels are ready to print in an easy pdf format. Embellish your yummy homemade goodies with one of these Father’s Day food labels to add an extra special touch to your gift. These would also be appropriate for many other occasions like birthdays or just because you’re thinking of someone special. It’s so much fun to give a thoughtful homemade gift any time of the year, right?!

Fathers Day Free Printable Labels Set

In addition, here are a few Father’s Day quotes for inspiration…

“My father gave me the greatest gift anyone could give another person, he believed in me.” – Jim Valvano

“When a father gives to his son, both laugh; when a son gives to his father, both cry.” – William Shakespeare

“The most important thing in the world is family and love.” – John Wooden

“I decided in my life that I would do nothing that did not reflect positively on my father’s life.” – Sidney Poitier

“When it comes to Father’s Day, I will remember my dad for both being there to nurture me and also for the times he gave me on my own to cultivate my own interests and to nurture my own spirit.” – Jennifer Grant

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Add a little pizzazz to your Mother’s Day present with these pretty Mothers Day Free Printable Gift Tags. Each tag is a little bit different and unique, so there is something for everyone. You can easily print these out on light card stock, cut out and put them on your packages. You could also print them out on sticker labels too. Either way would make a nice, extra special touch for sure.

Mothers Day Free Printable Gift Tags Set (PDF format).

In addition, to celebrate the awesomeness of Motherhood, here are a few Mother’s Day Quotes I ran across.

Motherhood: All love begins and ends there. – Robert Browning

Sometimes the strength of motherhood is greater than natural laws. – Barbara Kingsolver

All that I am, or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother. – Abraham Lincoln

A mother is a person who seeing there are only four pieces of pie for five people, promptly announces she never did care for pie. – Tenneva Jordan

A mother is not a person to lean upon, but a person to make leaning unnecessary. – Dorothy Canfield Fisher

God could not be everywhere, and therefore he made mothers. – Rudyard Kipling

The Miracle of Life nurtured by a woman who gave us love and sacrifice…MOTHER. – Joel Barquez

Mothers: to the world you might just be one person, but to one person you might just be the world. – Author Unknown

Your arms were always open when I needed a hug. Your heart understood when I needed a friend. Your gentle eyes were stern when I needed a lesson. Your strength and love has guided me and gave me wings to fly. – Sarah Malin

Most mothers are instinctive philosophers. – Harriet Beecher Stowe

Mother love is the fuel that enables a normal human being to do the impossible. – Marion C. Garretty

You may also like…

15 Easy Mother’s Day Kids Crafts, a fun list of kid’s crafts, perfect for Mother’s Day gifts.

25 Awesome Mother’s Day Crafts you can make yourself, all sorts of great ideas!

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Here is a set of 6 Free Printable Easter Tags, festive and bright for the occasion. There are six tags that all print out on one page via pdf format. Each one is completely unique and there is something for everyone. Print them out on card stock, cut out and enjoy, easy peasy. I think these would be so pretty with a lacy ribbon tied onto an Easter Basket. Or you can use them as gift tags. As an idea, buy a box of themed Easter Candy, add one of these tags, and voila, an instant gift and with a special touch.

Set of Free Printable Easter Tags (PDF format)

You may also enjoy…

Free Printable Easter Lunch Box Jokes.

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Here is a fun set of Free Printable St. Patrick’s Day Kids Lunch Box Jokes. These free downloadable lunch box jokes in easy to print PDF format are sure to brighten your kids’ day. They can pass them around at the lunch table and have a good laugh with their friends.

Printable St. Patrick’s Day Lunch Box Jokes (PDF format).

Speaking of St. Patrick’s Day, here is a cute poem I came across I thought would be fun to share.

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To Be A Real Leprechaun

To be a real leprechaun,
and have a pot of gold.
To be able to enjoy the music,
and not be left out in the cold.
Their life of enjoyment,
can be seen in their face.
To be a living leprechaun,
is something I can embrace.
Their little deeds of mischief,
and the matching of their wit.
And a toast of Irish whiskey,
to make this seem legit.
I’d love to be a leprechaun,
So life can be a treasure.
I know that I would love this,
beyond any kind of measure.
Dancing in the moonlight,
and hiding in the flowers.
The weeks are so carefree,
that days seem like hours.
From a thousand shades of green,
that’s called the emerald isle.
I know the life of merriment,
is really quite worthwhile.
To be a living leprechaun,
is something of what I dream.
For if I really was one,
I would be held in high esteem.

By Bernard J. Howe

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Here we have a roundup of delicious looking yet healthy St. Patrick’s Day treats and snacks. I am always looking for recipes that are simple to make, that are healthy and that do not cost a whole lot to make. That’s not too much to ask right? With green being such a dominant color for St. Patrick’s Day, there are all sorts of ideas to come up with because we are blessed with such an abundance of green fruits and vegetables, not to mention a veritable rainbow of other fresh fruits and veggies. My particular favorite is the Green Bell Pepper. Not only is it’s vibrant green color perfect for St. Patrick’s Day, but when the pepper is sliced, it lends itself to a clover shape, perfect for this holiday! Here are a few yummy ideas to add to your St. Patrick’s Day festivities.

Shamrock Tortilla Chips from Spiced Blog made with Spinach tortilla wraps.

Leprechaun Sandwich with a green apple hat from the Meet the Dubiens. This adorable leprechaun is absolutely ingenious!

Lucky Rainbow Breakfast from Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons. This delicious looking breakfast includes scrambled eggs along with a wonderful combination of fresh fruit as an addition.

Leprechaun Lunch from Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons. So cute!

Kale Hummus Cucumber Bites from Apron Strings Blog. I love the combination of hummus and cucumbers, it sounds like a perfect pairing!

St. Patrick’s Day Sugar-Free Mint Fudge from Whole New Mom. I cannot WAIT to try out this recipe.

St. Patrick’s Day Pops from Cutting Tiny Bites, made with yogurt and fruit, sounds delish!

Avocado Chocolate Chip Cookies from Peanut Butter & Peppers. This one looks like a great way to incorporate avocado in a yummy treat!

St. Patrick’s Day Chia Seed Pudding from Susi’s Kochen Und Backen Adventures. A whimsical treat packed with super healthy chia seeds, win win!

St. Patrick’s Day 5 Minute Vegan Coconut Cream Dessert topped with Strawberries from Reluctant Entertainer. Yum!

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Here is a set of Free Printable Valentines Tags for Valentine’s Day coming up. Make your gifts stand out with these pretty Valentine’s gift tags. While these would make a nice touch with any gift, I think they would look especially great when paired with a DIY crafty Valentines gift or homemade food treat. Print these tags out on white cardstock, cut them out and you’re ready to go!

Print the Valentine’s Day Gift Tags (PDF format)

Plus, for your amusement, check out this roundup of funny Valentine’s Day quips.

All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn’t hurt. ~ Charles M. Schulz

True love comes quietly, without banners or flashing lights. If you hear bells, get your ears checked.. ~ Erich Segal

I love being married. It’s so great to find one special person you want to annoy for the rest of your life. ~ Rita Rudner

Happy Valentine’s Day! And if this is news to you, my guess is you’re probably alone. ~ Jon Stewart

Valentine’s Day money-saving tip: Break up on February 13th, get back together on the 15th. ~ David Letterman

Love is a game that two can play and both win. ~ Eva Gabor

Love is an electric blanket with somebody else in control of the switch. ~ Cathy Carlyle

People Call it Valentine’s Day, I call it Saturday. ~ Anonymous

OTHER POSTS YOU MAY LIKE:

Free Printable Heart Gift Tags.

Free Kids Valentine’s Day Cards Roundup

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In celebration of Valentine’s Day, I thought it would be fun to do a roundup of Valentine’s Day treats and snacks. And since I have switched to eating healthier foods, I thought it would be even more fun to post about healthy Valentine’s Day treats. After all, we are SO blessed with having such an amazing variety of natural, beautiful fresh fruits and vegetables in glorious, vibrant colors. Instead of using coloring food dyes and all the other chemicals that go into highly processed food, isn’t wonderful to enjoy what is in nature and all around us? Anyway, since I have embraced a healthier lifestyle over the last couple of years, I wanted to share a few amazing ideas I found around the internet for fun and delicious alternative Valentine’s Day snacks to the more traditional sugary treats.

How to Make a Heart-Shaped Egg from Anna the Red. What a fantastic idea on how to make heart shaped hard-boiled eggs! I just love this idea and plan on giving this one a try myself!

Show the Love Valentine’s Day Heart Salad from Jo and Sue. This one includes Mozarella cheese, radishes and plum tomatoes, a great idea!

Raspberries and Cream Popsicles from Eat Good 4 Life. This yummy looking treat includes one of my favorite ingredients, greek yogurt.

Sweetheart Citrus Salad from the Clean Dish. Such a delightfully pretty plate, sure to please at any gathering.

Fresh Fruit Skewers from Worth Pinning. Simply beautiful!

Gluten-Free Valentine’s Day Cookies from the Cupcake Project. Easy, tasty looking recipe, sugar-free too.

Valentine’s Day Fruit Love Bugs from Farmer’s Wife Rambles. What an absolutely adorable idea.

Avocado Valentine’s Day Treat from Mimi Avocado.

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