Snack bento! I taught on Friday, it's a four-hour class (yes, four hours! It's a 12 week semester instead of 16 weeks), so I needed something to sustain me as the class goes right over lunch time (10am-2).
See those little hearts? My nod to Valentine's Day. ;)
This is the first time I've used this bento... it's only 310 ml, so a bit small for normal use. The lids fit down inside the boxes, so you can't fill them even close to the top. Still, I love the cat!
- triscuits, cheese
- smoked sausage
- cucumber
- a deviled egg
I didn't end up eating it until after class... I was planning during break 1 and chatting with students during break 2. The cheese made the triscuits a little soggy... or maybe it was the fact that they'd been in the fridge overnight. So, I at it on my way home... and then ate dinner three hours later. :D
Looks great for snacking!
ReplyDeleteI've noticed crackers do get soggy when paired with cheese in a same container (no idea why), but maybe I need to play with it a bit more and see what's causing the reaction... I didn't refrigerate, though. Cute box indeed.
I thought about putting the cheese on one side and the crackers on the other... but that's not as visually appealing!
ReplyDeleteI always have to pack my crackers separately or they get a case of the sog. Nice bento and I love the kitteh box!
ReplyDeleteDo you pack them in a separate box, or just not touching the other foods?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
You used this box perfectly well! A perfect snack for me, and a VERY CUTE Bento box!
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