I saw this recipe, and thought- what a great idea for someone who is on a gluten free diet!

My nephew and my best friend have to be super careful about the wheat in their diets, so having them over for dinner can be a challenge- and really expensive when you factor int he cost of spcial buns, bread, etc. for them.

Since my nephew is also "allergic" to things that even look like veggies, I made them "custom" My friend just had a bout of diverculititus (not sure of the spelling- but basically, a tear in the intestine that has to heal by limiting fibre in the diet for a while)

I left off the lettuce and tomatoe, and made them with a slice of cheese and pea-meal bacon ( pre-cooked, and trimmed to fit) They were a hit- like little mini sliders! The cheese melted beautifully , holding them together.

Can't wait to try with different ingredients..

These were a great idea and fun to make, but probably will only be a one time thing. They were kinda hard to eat and not quite worth the trouble aha. But they were fun!

These are such a fun supper idea for the kids. I made these before with bacon and lettuce for my husband and I. Next time I am going to add the tomatoe!

This is a great treat for kids and so easy to make

This is such a creative and fun meal my kid had fun eating his and it gives me so much pleasure seeing him eating so peacefully and healthy

Such a fun way to serve sandwiches! Kids enjoy the cute smiles, while adults will like how endless the options are!!

How did I never think of doing this before?!
This is a super cute and super easy lunch that kids of all ages with love.

What an amazing idea - to add same size fried to a mini sandwich - but not just any sandwich a BLT!!!!
I had to buy double smiles to ensure there were more than enough to go around!!
I have also made these mini BLT's minus the bread and put the BLT right on the smiles!! They were fantastic and an awesome tv watching treat!!!