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Even more Bento boxes

2013-07-31

Sample Bento box content and the advantages of packing your own meal to work.
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More Bento Boxes

2013-07-28

The quest for healthy meals at work continues, and Bento boxes seem to work.
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Bento Box – Antipasto Style

2013-07-27

Further ideas for Bento Boxes ... yum! :-)
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Bento Boxes

2013-07-24

Book recommendation regarding Bento Boxes -- if you don't know them, have a look. Great for eating healthy at work.
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Bento/Food Box Poster

2013-08-11

After playing around with Bento Boxes for a while I came up with this poster. Larger image and link inside the article.
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Yet another Bento Update

2018-02-05

Yep, another posting about Bento boxes. They just work (for me).
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Video Recommendation: Beautiful (and mouthwatering) Bento Documentary

2015-09-12

Stumbled upon a beautiful episode about Bento boxes. They are -- essentially -- Japanese lunch boxes, but that's like saying a Japanese Garden is just a place where plants grow.
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Impressions: Food in Japan

2024-08-17

Not a travel blog, but some simple food inspirations from a Japan trip.
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Eating Well in Times of Stress or Bad Food at Work

2017-06-21

If you don't have the opportunity to eat well at work, why not prepare a Bento box? It doesn't take long and it doesn't have to be Japanese. Any content works.
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Using Good Quotations to Brighten the Day of the People You Love

2014-02-02

Stumbled upon a story of father who leaves quotes on his child's napkins and a few ideas related to it.
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