Kid’s Bento

Bento #206 – It’s spring time!

April 22, 2013
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I think my girl has finally entered a stage where she thinks that bringing a bento to school is strange. Not a bad strange but just a little different. The other day when I was in a hurry, I stuffed a sandwich and some chips into ziploc bags for lunch. When she came back from [...]

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Bento #205 – Starry Starry Day

February 26, 2013
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I think whenever I run out of bento ideas, I always turn to my trusty and faithful hearts or stars cookie cutters. Today was of no exception. It was stars galore…..  This bento is filled with star-shaped Peanut Butter sandwiches, red pepper stars, ham stars, blueberries and a chocolate macaron.  

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Bento #204 – Spirals & Rolls

January 28, 2013
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Somedays there is so much going on that everything seems to be spinning around  :P I guess I must be feeling that way when I made this bento. A mock sushi roll, this roll is made up of ham and cheese rolled in bread. Also included are carrot sticks and dip in the little container, [...]

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Bento #203 – An orangey day!

January 21, 2013
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Another lunch packed in a Lock & Lock box. I love the Lock & Lock boxes. They have different sizes for different needs. Most of the boxes also come with removable trays which can be removed to incorporate bigger portions. In this bento, I am actually using a square box with 4 removable trays and [...]

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Bento #202 – Tuna Crackers n more

January 17, 2013
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Usually C does not like spicy food and she does not like tuna either. But for some strange unknown reason, she loves the Bumble Bee Spicy Thai Chili Tuna. I love spicy food. Usually I will cook one spicy meal like curry or nasi lemak (anchovy chili paste with rice) once a week. On those [...]

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Bento #201 – Berrykins overload bento

January 13, 2013
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Blame it on too much Strawberry Shortcake TV shows over the weekend. Now I have the berrykins song playing in my head the whole time. So this bento is all about the berries. Speaking of berries, have you noticed that nowadays berries are available all year round? It used to be available only in the [...]

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Bento #200 – A muffy day

January 6, 2013
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Starting off the new year with my 200th bento!! Wow, it has a been a slow and long bento journey. I did not think that I could last this long. But here it is – a simple yet a huge milestone  of a 200th bento!!  It’s filled with homemade Nutella banana muffin, omelette roll, carrot [...]

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Bento #199 – Chicken ‘n Potato Day

October 15, 2012
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Leftovers make the best bento and this happen to be one of C’s favorite dinner menu item. Today’s bento contains panko-crusted baked chicken strips, roasted potatoes with honey mustard dip in the little container, chocolate raisins and banana.

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Bento #198 – It’s a sandwich day!

October 1, 2012
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It’s a sandwich day! Ham and egg sandwiches in one tier of the bento. The other tier contains red pepper sticks and apple slices separated by a reusable silicone baran, chocolate raisins and dip for the red pepper.

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Bento #197 – An alien-eggy day

September 24, 2012
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It was not meant to be an alien but that was the first reaction I got when C saw her lunch. And so, alien it shall be. Today’s bento contains ham and red pepper omelette, 2 slices of buttered baguette, raspberries and almond chocolate bark. Have a great week, everyone!

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