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Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Gathering Supplies
Over the past few weeks I have been gathering supplies to start my family's bento journey. I have seen many people making bento lunches for their kids online and knew I HAD to try it! About a year ago I decided to give it a go, but at that time my son was not old enough to eat food and on all the days I did bring food to work with me I ended up getting sick, as I have many gastric related issues. After going to several doctors and adopting a new diet I am now able to eat lunch once again! I am on the Paleo diet and I absolutely love it. All the lunches you see that I make myself will be Paleo friendly. My son and husband are not Paleo however, so I will have some normal fun lunches as well!
I can not wait to start this epic new adventure! All my supplies are ready to go! Lunches will start being made on Friday August the 29th.
Wish me luck!
I can not wait to start this epic new adventure! All my supplies are ready to go! Lunches will start being made on Friday August the 29th.
Wish me luck!
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Monday, April 22, 2013
Ultimate Chicken Finger Bento
I have decided that I am going to go on a diet to try and lose 14 lbs! So this is the last non-salad bento I will be posting in a while! This is one that I ate a few weeks ago, I just did not have the time to post it until now.
In this lunch:
Top: ranch dressing for dipping, scalloped potatoes (sour cream and onion flavor)
Middle: Ultimate Chicken Fingers - These are the best! They are from the recipe on the Bisquick box but you can also find it here.
Bottom: Broccoli
If you are interested in my new diet or how it is going please feel free to check out my personal blog where I will be writing all about it!
Click the "weight loss" tab.
Friday, April 5, 2013
Squooshi Pouches
Today I discovered a really neat product on another blog: Squooshi Pouches!
WHAT IS A SQUOOSHI? (From the company site)
"Squooshi is a patent pending reusable food pouch. They are are adorable and refillable squeeze packs that give you the freedom to give your babies and kids healthy food in a fun container they'll love to use. With a sturdy zip-lock style seal located on the bottom of the pouch and a choke-proof cap, Squooshi reusable food pouches can be filled with whatever squishy wholesome goodness you and your little ones desire for a healthy, on-the go snack or meal. Fill. Eat. Wash. Repeat. It's that easy."
What a great idea! And so cute too! I just love the animals! I Can not wait for my son to start eating solids so I can try all sorts of cute things like these (hopefully we are more financially stable then!).
Check them out here!
WHAT IS A SQUOOSHI? (From the company site)
"Squooshi is a patent pending reusable food pouch. They are are adorable and refillable squeeze packs that give you the freedom to give your babies and kids healthy food in a fun container they'll love to use. With a sturdy zip-lock style seal located on the bottom of the pouch and a choke-proof cap, Squooshi reusable food pouches can be filled with whatever squishy wholesome goodness you and your little ones desire for a healthy, on-the go snack or meal. Fill. Eat. Wash. Repeat. It's that easy."
What a great idea! And so cute too! I just love the animals! I Can not wait for my son to start eating solids so I can try all sorts of cute things like these (hopefully we are more financially stable then!).
Check them out here!
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Friday, March 15, 2013
Lunch Lesson: Paper Cupcake Liners
Paper cupcake cups in bento lunches... they don't work. They look nice at first but when you open up your bento box after being in there for a few hours with the moisture, they basically lose all function. They get wet and loose their shape and turn into a flat circle of wet paper. So when you go to take your food out it basically spills everywhere. I think they may do okay if everything in your meal is dry but they definitely do not work with anything like fruit or veggies.What a mess! I recommend silicon all the way.
Lesson Learned.
Lesson Learned.
Happy Bento
For today's lunch:
Wish I could have done a St. Patrick's Day theme but I didn't have any St. Patty's supplies.
Guess this shamrock background will have to do for this year :]
In this lunch:
Top: rasperries and blackberries, grapes
Middle: sausage alfredo pasta with a smiley face pic (stupid camera glare :O)
Bottom: broccoli, strawberries
Packed in a Goodbyn Bynto.
Monday, March 4, 2013
Lunch Lesson: Sour Cream
Today I learned a lunch lesson.
Sour cream does NOT go in the microwave!
I don't have any pictures of today's lunch because it was very cold last night when I made it and very gloomy this morning before work. I also did not have my photo cube set up and was running late this morning when getting ready for work (typical Monday).
Today I had a chili baked potato, salad, and a cherry empanada. Packed in my red Goodbyn Bynto.
I do not have any lidded sauce containers that I could have put the sour cream or ranch dressing in, so I just put them on the foods themselves and into the box. The salad did ok. The potato how ever did not. It still tasted good, but microwaving the sour cream completely destroyed it. The flavor was drastically weakened and the texture was ruined. It turned into a cottage cheese looking mess.
Definitely will not be microwaving sour cream again! LESSON LEARNED!
Sour cream does NOT go in the microwave!
I don't have any pictures of today's lunch because it was very cold last night when I made it and very gloomy this morning before work. I also did not have my photo cube set up and was running late this morning when getting ready for work (typical Monday).
Today I had a chili baked potato, salad, and a cherry empanada. Packed in my red Goodbyn Bynto.
I do not have any lidded sauce containers that I could have put the sour cream or ranch dressing in, so I just put them on the foods themselves and into the box. The salad did ok. The potato how ever did not. It still tasted good, but microwaving the sour cream completely destroyed it. The flavor was drastically weakened and the texture was ruined. It turned into a cottage cheese looking mess.
Definitely will not be microwaving sour cream again! LESSON LEARNED!
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