OMG that is sooooo cute

I had a nightmere 1 night about homer simpson eating them!!

I have 1 thing to say
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

those are so cute but a master piece like that should not be eaten but adored

so cute! can i post them in my blog? i’ll credit u, thanks

I’m really curious as to what the white rice-kitty’s legs and tail are made of — looks like egg white, but it can’t be. Tofu, maybe?

RK in Denver

I’m really curious as to what the white rice-kitty’s legs and tail are made of — looks like egg white, but it can’t be. Tofu, maybe?

RK in Denver

I’ve got it give it to the chef,this dishes are off the hook!!!!congrats……

These bento (not obento. sheesh. why so formal?) are absolutely not the norm. I only once or twice in four years in Japan saw a parent put so much effort into their child’s lunch and it was on a day that other parents would see it (sports day).

Also, we may have “cheeto-encrusted butts”, but these calorie bombs are not the reason that Japanese are skinny. The children play sports for a manditory 2-3 hours after school and eating disorders amongst 18-30 year olds is estimated at 50% of the population in that age group. In spite of that, I had more than one 150 lb. 4th grader.

I mean, these lunches are cute, but get over it with the Japanese. They’re just people just like us.

I am new to making bentos and have been searching for sites. My favorite site so far is http://www.cookingformonkeys.com, I found her pics on flickr.

If you liked these, check out cookingcute.com – non-professional bento done by a mom with a taste for the adorable.

inspired. i will be testing out presentation to see how much happiness it generates in our home.

awesome.