Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Japanese Bento Boxes
A bento box is designed to hold lunch for one, with individual compartments and sometimes multiple tiers for rice or noodles and several side dishes.
Bento is an art form in Japan. Japanese women spend a good part of their mornings preparing bento for their families – there is even a sense of competition among mothers to see who can produce the most cute, appetizing, and healthy lunch for their children. Modern Japanese culture virtually revolves around compact cuteness. The variety of designer bento boxes, food liners, wiener and cookie cutters, egg molds, food picks, and other bento-ware used to create these mini-masterpieces is amazing and overwhelming.
Shop for Bento supplies at:
http://stores.ebay.com/The-Bento-Store
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