Prank Your Kids on April Fools' Day With These Hilarious Lunchbox Tricks

We love how healthy this prank is! The french fries are actually baked apple slices, and the hotdog is a banana wrapped in a pink-colored pancake.

Everything here is exactly as it appears — a cheese sandwich, some fruit, pretzels, and a few veggies. That lollipop might seem a little out of place . . . until it's opened and revealed to be a cherry tomato!

We love just how many pranks you can fit into one lunch! Half of those orange slices have jello instead of fruit inside, the bag of fruit snacks is filled with corn, and the wrapped "chocolate" eggs are just more grapes!

A couple of toy spiders, a plastic rat, and one big bite out of this kid's lunch are sure to be a surprise!

The googly eyes on the food is one thing, but do you see that worm working his way out of that apple? It's a fun way to prank your kids that they can't be too mad about — who doesn't love gummy worms?!

If you really want to spook your kids, drop a gummy or plastic ear in their peach yogurt. Kids who love things that are a little icky will get a kick out of it.

If you're short on time, simple can be just as effective: grab some plastic bugs, and toss them inside all the snack bags.

You've got to actually open these items to realize you're being pranked! The ramen is a cheese sandwich (with the cheese wrapper still on, of course), the Cheez-It container is full of apples, the thermos is packed with veggie straws, the M&M's container is holding carrots (don't worry, the egg has some M&M's to soften the blow), and that water bottle is full of sprite! Mixing up packaging is an easy way to deliver a lot of silly impact.

This one looks so much like the real thing, it might be hard to stomach, even though you know it's just creatively shaped Nutella biscotti.

For the kiddo who always gets a superhealthy lunch, these nachos would be a sweet surprise treat! Look closely and you will find colored frosting, colored coconut shreds, halved maraschino cherries, and diced black licorice on a bed of cinnamon pita chips.

An April Fools' trick friendly enough for even the littlest one in your family, this prank will have your kids telling all their friends where doughnuts come from.

If you have a kid who loves bagels and lox, treat them to this slightly sugary version — a doughnut, slices of cantaloupe, and some cream cheese! Just be sure to include something a little less sugary so they can stay focused through the rest of the afternoon.