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In this article, we’ll share some fun and healthy bento lunch box ideas that make mealtime a breeze, whether your kids are ...

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I like bento boxes because they force me to get creative and include more variety in what I pack, resulting in healthier lunches and snacks that use a minimal amount of packaging. The compartments ...

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My sister was relieved when their high school days were over because she had been making lunch boxes for them out of a sense of obligation. For those who may start making bento this spring ...

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One of the most iconic and resilient of these traditions is the humble bento box — a simple packed lunch representing the confluence of practicality, craftsmanship, aesthetics, and flavor.

The best lunch boxes make packing a midday meal — and cleaning up from it — easy and straightforward. They also need to be appealing and easy to use for the kids who’ll be toting them every ...

Matsuura, 60, had one of her works, which are a cross between bento box lunches and art ... people’s faces and whatnot,” Matsuura said. Ideas just don’t stop welling up in her mind.