Rudolph Sandwiches

Get creative with different types of bread and spreads to create unique Rudolph sandwiches.

If serving young children, make sure to ask about any allergies to nuts before using peanut butter.

For a healthier alternative, use whole grain bread, natural peanut butter, and a low-sugar jam.

Experiment with different ingredients for the eyes, antlers, and nose.

What type of bread is best for Rudolph sandwiches?

Any type of bread can be used for Rudolph sandwiches, whether it's white, wheat, whole grain, or even gluten-free bread.

Can I use a different spread instead of peanut butter?

You can use almond butter, sunflower seed butter, Nutella, or any other spread you prefer instead of peanut butter.

Are there any other options for the eyes besides raisins?

You can use mini chocolate chips, small candies, dried blueberries, or even small pieces of marshmallows for the eyes on the Rudolph sandwiches.

Can I use something else for the antlers besides pretzels?

You can use pretzel sticks, small pieces of dried fruit, sliced almonds, or even small pieces of celery as an alternative to pretzels for the antlers.

Can I make Rudolph sandwiches ahead of time?

If you are making untoasted sandwiches you can make them up to 8 hours in advance (keep them refrigerated). Toasted sandwiches tend to dry out if made in advance.

Can I make a Rudolph sandwich without jelly?

You can make a Rudolph sandwich with just peanut butter if you prefer or use a different type of jelly or jam.

How should I store Rudolph sandwiches if I have leftovers?

If you have any leftover Rudolph sandwiches, they can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to one day. However, they are best enjoyed fresh.

Knife: To cut the peanut butter and jelly sandwich on the diagonal to create two triangles for the reindeer's face.

Banana Chips: Pair the Rudolph Sandwiches with a side of crunchy banana chips for a fun and playful lunchtime snack. The different textures will keep things interesting.

Cheese and Crackers: Serve the Rudolph Sandwiches alongside a classic cheese and crackers platter.

Carrot Sticks: Balance out the sweetness of the Rudolph Sandwiches with a side of crisp and refreshing carrot sticks.

Cold Milk: Nothing beats a nice cold glass of milk to wash down a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

Apple Juice: Fruit juice like apple juice is a refreshing drink to serve with a PB&J sandwich.