You can make you meal times, especially your “baon” for school or work, epic with a dash of creativity. Instead of just piling your rice with viand inside your lunch box, you can make it look more delicious and enticing by arranging it bento box-style.
Think of your lunch box as your blank canvas and create anything that you can think of.
There’s so much you can do with your imagination.
A mom from Singapore “enjoys making cute food for her two boys” and then she posts what she made on Instagram.
Here are some of the adorable bento boxes she made.
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Gudetama chocolates using this DIY kit from Japan. Love this Kit, comes with everything, chocolate, mould and wrapping. These kits are supposedly very popular in Japan because the gals there would gift handmade chocolate to the boys on Valentine’s Day. ???? Why don’t they sell such stuff here????? A photo posted by Ming #bentomonsters (@bentomonsters) on
A little late but finally made BB-8 with a Stormtrooper. My boy took out the lightsaber picks I put in the bento because he says Stormtroopers don’t use lightsabers. Oops……???????? And here’s a last shout-out if you want to get a @danielwellington watch, use the discount code “MingXmas” to get 15% off, ends after tomorrow. A photo posted by Ming #bentomonsters (@bentomonsters) on
Merry Christmas!! Baymax snowman Chigiri-pan which I made with my boys last month. Back from my holiday, wanted to make a new food art for Christmas, but could not find the time to do so. A photo posted by Ming #bentomonsters (@bentomonsters) on
Sorry, made a mistake with the previous pic so I uploaded this again. Do you wanna build a snowman? #olaf n penguins. ⛄️???????? Christmas creation from last year. A photo posted by Ming #bentomonsters (@bentomonsters) on
Are you inspired to make your own bento box? What will you create to make your packed lunch exciting?
