Saba Man and I love to dine at small “our little secret” places! Unfortunately for us—but good fortune for Caravan Kebab— the secret got out!
As this compilation photo demonstrates…there are many different styles of bento boxes and fillings to choose from. And if you’re a beginner, you may have some questions.
If you are new to packing bento lunches… here’s some help.
I couldn’t decide what to name this post and was going to start numbering the bentos like some blogs do. And in hindsight I think it was a very smart move on their part. Read the rest of this entry →
Did your teen-ager declare herself a vegetarian and refuses to eat food bought from the school cafeteria? No problem, pack her a meat-free bento lunch!
More ”back-to-school bento” using the ever-popular sandwich box! There’s a specific reason why I like using this style of box. Read the rest of this entry →
School is not yet in session in our area—not until after the “Labor Day” holiday. So unil then, I’ll post a few more back-to-school bento examples.
Saba Man fields comments and questions about his bentos daily so he asked me to pack an extra large bento so he could share it with co-workers. I honored his kind gesture with this creation.
Today’s featured bento shows off the bright and colorful chard that I bought from the farmers market way over in Sequim, Wa.
Today’s back-to-school bento contains items that are near-and-dear to my heart. When I was a kid, we called our packed lunches, “home-lunch”!
Hi! My name is Debra and I'm passionate about nutritious and fresh bento box lunches.
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