How to Make Crustless Sandwiches for Kids Lunches | Funeta
Crustless sandwiches can make school lunch prep faster and easier to pack. A cutter and sealer lets you trim the crust and press the sandwich edges closed in one simple prep step.
See the Funeta Round & Square Sandwich Cutter and Sealer Set
How do you make crustless sealed sandwiches at home?
Place your filling between two slices of bread, center the cutter over the sandwich, press to cut away the outer crust, then use the sealing edge to press the bread together around the filling.
What fillings work well in a sandwich cutter and sealer?
Soft fillings such as peanut butter and jelly or other smooth sandwich fillings are generally easier to seal than very bulky ingredients. Avoid overfilling so the edges can press together cleanly.
Round or square sandwich cutter: which is better?
Both can work well. A round cutter creates a classic sealed shape, while a square cutter uses more of the bread's natural shape. The Funeta set includes both so you can choose based on the bread, lunchbox, or child's preference.
Are sandwich cutters useful for bento boxes?
They can be. Smaller, neat crustless sandwiches can be easier to arrange alongside fruit, vegetables, snacks, and other lunchbox items.
Can sandwich cutters help with school lunch prep?
A reusable cutter and sealer can make it quicker to prepare similar sandwiches for multiple school days or multiple children.