
I love fun food and what is more fun than food on a stick, right? We enjoyed dinner on the patio tonight and I made a platter of Chef Salad on a Stick skewers for us to eat. They were simple to make and tasted great- even my toddler was excited to eat salad, y’all! Serve with a side of dressing for dipping and enjoy!

In honor of Buddig’s 75th Anniversary they are having a #ThankYouMealMaker video contest. I made this fun dish, Chef Salad on a Stick,
inspired by my Meal Makers, my parents, who always made fun food for me to try growing up!
Check out my latest video and see who I thanked for being my Meal Makers.
Based in Homewood, Illinois, Carl Buddig and Company is owned and operated by third generation Buddig family members. As they celebrate 75 years in business they would like to extend their gratitude to everyone who has purchased their products and supported their family owned business throughout the years.

It’s time to pay tribute and say thank you to the “Meal Makers” that have impacted your life, with a one-minute, online video submission on Buddig’s website here: http://bit.ly/2Lo5DUL
Winners will be selected by the authenticity of their story, context relevance, audience appeal, quality of their video and by the number of votes they receive.
Grand Prize Winner – One lucky winner will be awarded $25,000 and will receive an additional product “Prize Pack” at $125 value.
First Prize – Four candidates will receive $7,500.
Second Prize – 20 candidates will receive $750.
Additional Prizes – Throughout the 13-week promotion, five candidates will be selected to receive $75 each week.
Candidates must be 18 years or older at the time of entry. The promotion is open to applicants in all 50 states and the District of Columbia and is limited to one submission per household. The deadline for submission is Aug. 31 at 11:59 p.m. CST.



Chef Salad on a Stick
Makes 5 salad skewers
Ingredients
- 1/2 head iceberg lettuce chopped into 10 bite-size chunks
- 2 oz package Buddig Sliced Ham cut into 4ths
- 2 oz package Buddig Sliced Honey Roasted Turkey cut into 4ths
- 5 boiled eggs peeled and halved
- 10 cherry tomatoes
- 1 small cucumber peeled and sliced
- 10 chucks of cheddar cheese
- 10 large croutons
- Salad dressing for dipping
Instructions
- Using 5 large wooden skewers thread salad ingredients, about 2 of each.
- I started with croutons then added add cucumber, tomato, lettuce wedge, folded sliced ham {stack a few slices together}, cube of cheese, folded sliced turkey {stacked}, half a boiled egg, and then repeat.
- Repeat with four more skewers.
- Serve with a side of your favorite salad dressing to dip or drizzle.
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A traditional Chef Salad has both turkey and ham so I used Buddig Honey Roasted Turkey slices and Buddig Ham slices.
Cut the stacked slices into 4ths then fold over a couple for each skewer.
For this recipe I use 1/2 head iceberg lettuce that is chopped into 10 bite-size chunks.
I like to have all my toppings prepped and ready to go on a platter.
This makes assembly fast and easy.
I decided to add croutons and boiled eggs because they are my kids favorites. But warning they are not easy to thread on skewers.
Be sure to have extra if they break and fall apart!

Using 5 large wooden skewers thread salad ingredients, about 2 of each.
I started with croutons then added add cucumber, tomato, lettuce wedge, folded sliced ham {stack a few slices together},
cube of cheese, folded sliced turkey {stacked}, half a boiled egg, and then repeat.
Repeat with four more skewers.
Serve with a side of your favorite salad dressing to dip or drizzle.
I am still shocked that my toddler was excited to eat salad!

Thank you Mom and Dad for making fun food for me and being my Meal Makers!
I am so grateful for my foodie family.
Be sure to post your #ThankYouMealMaker video here:
http://bit.ly/2Lo5DUL to be entered to win.

Enter to win!
1 of 5 Buddig Prize Packs that include an apron, lunch bag, coupons,
magnets and a stuffed Buddig Bull.
Approximate value: $25 each

This review was made possible by iConnect and Buddig. I was provided compensation to facilitate this post, but all opinions stated are 100% mine.
I would try a Ham Calzones recipe with their honey ham.
My favorite is to use beef and make a country wwhite gravy with biscuits.
I would love to make some wraps with Buddig lunch meat, cheddar cheese, zucchini, and onions.
What a fun idea and perfect for summer entertaining!
Would be great to take on our many campfire picnics. Thanks for the chance to win.
Chicken Cordon Bleu
I would definitely make those salad skewers!!
I would make a layered Roast beef Hash breakfast casserole with eggs and cheese using the Buddig Roast Beef.
want to make a sandwich!
I want to try to salad skewers!
The Salad Skewers
I would use it to make an omelet .
I would use the lunch meat to top a pizza.
I would make Chicken Cordon Bleu using Buddig's lunchmeat.
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I am definitely trying the Chef Salad on a Stick
I love those salad skewers What a great idea~ Love toasted ham and cheese sandwiches also
I would make a ham and toasted cheese sandwich.
Everything is more fun to eat on a stick! My kids would love these–especially with the boiled eggs and croutons.
I woud make the brunch casserole. It sounds nice and warm.
OMG what a great idea!!! I like to add the turkey (chopped) to Caesar Salad to make a great lunch.
I love your salad skewer recipe…so I would try that. My children love to eat anything on a stick! However I do make a nice flour tortilla, cream cheese, ham, cilantro and onion appetizer everyone seems to love…so would make that recipe too. 🙂 Thank you.
Sliders!
I would love to make Submarine sandwiches with all the trimmings.
I love to take turkey and ham & add it to grilled cheese sandwiches. yum!
I just found a recipe for ham and pickle roll ups, I think I'd try that!
Those salad skewers look amazing! I would make those. Buddig is what I grew up on and I love it!
I would either make those salad on a stick skewers (they look delicious) or a sandwich with meat, cheese, lettuce, and avocado!
I would make some Buddig Pinwheels Appetizers.
Monte Cristo sandwiches.
I would make club sandwiches or use the honey ham on a Hawaiian Pizza.
Ham and toasted cheese sandwich
Chef salad
I would make turkey sliders on Hawaiian Sweet Rolls
I would love to try the monte cristo sandwiches..thank you!
I would make a ham and cheese omelet.
Those Salad Skewers are such an awesome idea. I am doing that immediately
Good morning! I would make some grilled cheese and ham sandwiches!
i would make a ham sandwich.
I would make ham rollups as appetizers.
I would make a classic meat, lettuce, tomato, and lots of mayo on a quality bread whole grain.
Our family would use the ham to make grilled ham and cheese sammies. They're fast and don't heat up the house much in the summer.
I would go with the Deli Dogs in a Blanket
I'd make some Italian subs, swimmin' in vinegar.
I would make lunch……lol
the salad skewers would be awesome for an easy delicious summer treat to share when we have people over.
I like to make ham sliders.
I love this skewer salad idea! A fun and easy way to eat healthy!
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I love them all. I love Monte cristos like many before me and skewers. They all look so delicious. I would have a very hard time deciding.
I would make yummy spicy sandwhichs
I would use this just to make my sweet hubby's lunches! Thanks and God Bless! ILuvTheEucharist @ aol dot com
I would make sandwiches.
I would make cheese and ham crescent rolls.
I might make cream cheese roll-ups with ham and tortillas! Love those things!
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I like making a version of a grilled reuben with pastrami and swiss cheese.
I think I would make a grilled cheese and ham sandwich using Buddig ham. The salad skewers look great though, I might make those too. 🙂
Salad Skewers yum
I'd make pickle wraps.
I would make subs!:)
I love the idea of a salad on a stick!!
I love to cut up the corned beef and put it on mashed potatoes and gravy.
Just regular sandwich will be good!
I would make turkey sliders.
I LOVE the salad skewers! A full heathy meal on a stick! Plus a lite salad dressing to dip – yummy. I would use a lite Garlic or Ranch dressing. If there wasn’t any lite dressings available, I would use the regular versions of them. Thank you for sharing!
I'd make turkey subs
I would make a ham and swiss on ryr bread sandwich
I would take the beef and make a beef hash with onions and fried potatoes.
The Chef Salad on a Stick sounds very good and definitely worth trying!
I would make salad skewers since they look easy and delicious. Thanks for the giveaway!
Love the salad skewers
I would make a chef salad for dinner.
I would make a chef's salad. I love them!
I'd make a rollups.
I would make chicken tortillas.
I would make some calzones!
I would make the delicious salad skewers.
I would make sweet Hawaiian sliders.
I would make a Poor Boy Sandwich.
I would use them to add to a baked omelette with colby and chives!
would love to make a calzone
I'd love to make a chef salad!
I love my salads, so I would make a chef salad with them.
I would make sliders
i would make monte cristos! yum
I would make chip beef on toast
i love this idea of making skewers. i would make a large sub
First of all I think your salad on a skewer is a wonderful idea! Especially to take to a 4th of July party. I would make roll ups or little sandwich sliders.
I would like to make a chef salad!! Yummmm!
the salad skewers idea is great! I think I would make roll ups and mini Italian sandwiches
I would make a corned beef dip.
A stir fry with fresh garden veggies and chipped ham sprinkled with garlic.
Would make chef salad.
I would also make a chef salad which is perfect for this time of year.
I want to make these salad skewers! I would also make an omelet with buddig meat chopped up in it.
I would make a chef salad to go with a delicious packed sandwich! In the summer salads and sandwiches are my favorite. The turkey would be really good in a pasta salad too!
I'd make club sliders.
I will make a chef salad.
I would make some Hawaiian sliders.
Pizza topped with Buddig lunch meat would be a cool choice.
An amazing creamy pasta with Buddig lunch meat would be great to eat.
Onion dip with Buddig lunch meat as just marvelous for all my chips.
Scrambled eggs and Buddig lunch meat would be a wonderful pick.
Buddig lunch meat in my vegetable soup would be a fabulous way to go.
Awesome cheese and Buddig lunch meat stuffed potatoes for everyone in my family.