Well, I admit to feeling a tad guilty for the years I sent our kids to school with simple brown paper bags filled with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, a few apple slices and a cookie (or 2!). I should add, however, that we did upgrade to insulated lunch boxes when the kids were learning about environmental issues. Wow, Japanese moms are nothing less than artists... the only down side is that there is tremendous pressure to keep up with the Miyagi's! Pictured below are a few examples from a friend! (thanks, Denise! She's one of those 'wonder moms' that makes these kinds of lunches for her kids! amazing....)
Well, I admit to feeling a tad guilty for the years I sent our kids to school with simple brown paper bags filled with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, a few apple slices and a cookie (or 2!). I should add, however, that we did upgrade to insulated lunch boxes when the kids were learning about environmental issues. Wow, Japanese moms are nothing less than artists... the only down side is that there is tremendous pressure to keep up with the Miyagi's! Pictured below are a few examples from a friend! (thanks, Denise! She's one of those 'wonder moms' that makes these kinds of lunches for her kids! amazing....)
I wonder what time moms have to wake up in order to prepare these creations? I forgot to add the one rule for all bentos is that they must contain something red, orange and green! And, they have to be cute!
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