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The New Year is just around the corner and which makes it a
great time to get into new routines. Eating
better is a great way stay healthy and the Stuck On You Bento Box makes it easy
to do so! See how easy it is to pack a
lunch with this bright, colourful and personalized lunch box.
Bears in Tiaras OH MY!
One of the memorable lines in The Wizard of Oz is “Lions and
Tigers and Bears OH MY” well when I noticed what looked to me to be a Bear in a
Tiara, I had an OH MY moment myself and knew this was the choice for our Bento
Box designs. These bright and cheerful lunch
boxes came with our names on them as well, so we think there is a perfect
colour and design for every member of your family as well. Head to https://www.stuckonyou.ca/bento-products
and see all the selections available.
Easy to Prepare Recipe Ideas for Your Stuck On You Bento Box Plus It’s Easy
To Clean Too
The Stuck On You Bento Box is a 3 piece construction. The outer shell complete with personalization,
and inner tray that easily removed for fast clean up and rubber seal to keep
everything in place once it’s filled up with a delicious lunch. While it is
made up of three pieces, the instructions warn not to remove the seal from the
outer shell casing of the bento box. To see all the care instructions, click on
the image below to enlarge it.
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For my first bento box creation I made Chicken, Goat Cheese
and Spinach Pinwheel Wraps with sides of fruit, veggies, seven grain pita crackers
and hummus. While the box lables give you and idea of where things should go,
because my wraps had grains, protein, dairy and vegetables all in one I mixed
it up a bit.
Here’s how I made my Chicken,
Goat Cheese and Spinach Pinwheel Wraps
1.
I chopped a fully cooked chicken breast (I only
used about half of it in my recipe, so I had enough to make another for the
next day).
2.
Then I crumbled half of small size package of
Goat Cheese and used a fork to mix and mash it into the chopped chicken
3.
Next, I washed a handful of baby spinach
4.
I layered the spinach and chicken mixture onto a
whole wheat wrap. For a variation you
could spread the hummus on the wrap first and then layer it up, but because I
made this the night before I didn’t want the wrap to get soggy so instead, I
packed the hummus in the circular compartment to dip my wraps and veggies into
it.
5.
Finally, I folded/rolled up my wrap and cut it
into 2-inch pieces so it fit nicely into the bento box.
I filled the other compartments with radishes, kohlrabi,
carrots and blackberries, pita chips and as mentioned about the hummus was added to the
circular compartment. For other bento
box inspiration check out the video below and the idea list.
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Do you know someone that would like this for this Christmas? We think it would make a great gift!
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I'd use the bento box for my 5 year old son. In it I would put some of his favourites like popcorn chicken, cheese string, nectarine, carrots, cucumbers and maybe some bear paws.
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting one of these for a while now.
ReplyDeleteI would put cucumbers,strawberries and carrots in the bento box.
ReplyDeleteI would put anything healthy in there I could quickly think of for my 4 year old! I have to get out of the habit of making his lunch in the morning. Haha
ReplyDeleteI would put air fried tofu!
ReplyDeleteI would put some carrots, crackers, cheese and a granola bar in.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure! I'm really dreading having to pack lunches next year.
ReplyDeleteI would use it mostly for a variety of vegetables.
ReplyDeleteI am not sure what my son would want in his bento box. I am sure an array of goldfish crackers, some cheese in shapes , some candies , pizza roll bites that sort of stuff.
ReplyDeleteMy little one is not really good eater... I will put in his favorite food, so I will be sure that he eat it!
ReplyDeleteSo:
Home made madailions - like small pankakes but more neutral than sweet)
Soure cream with pinch of salt foe deap
Baby carrots and cherry tomatoes
Cheese strings
Sliced apple
I would put lots of veggies and hummus, fruit and pinwheels
ReplyDeleteI'd pack some cucumber and pepper slices, a mandarin orange, chickpea salad, some vegan animal crackers, and pumpkin seeds.
ReplyDeleteWe would put home made pizza lunchables
ReplyDeleteI would put cut veggies and dip and cut fruits too.
ReplyDeleteI put deli meat, cheese, fruits, vegetables, sandwiches in it. So many options!
ReplyDeleteI would be putting cheese, crackers, meat, veggies and fruit... mmmmmm
ReplyDeleteI would use this for mango, cucumbers and peppers, baba ganoush, a spinach salad and croutons.
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