2 sizes of onigiri molds, assorted sauce bottles, fun food picks and a lunch box. (I also got a thermal lunch bag.)
They didn't have any egg molds and niether did H Mart so I'm going to have to find them online. But I was very happy with what I did find. My lunch box has four compartments and is microwavable and the picks are super cute. I can tell you I'll be going to Daiso a lot now. :)
On to the Bentos!
Bento #20 (Josh)
Rice with furikake, chicken and veggie curry*, granola, dried apple slices, and 2 hello panda cookies.
Josh's bentos usually don't take more then a few minutes to put together. The rice and curry were leftovers from dinner (So yummy!). I threw it in the box while it was still hot since his box is thermal and I didn't have to put as much food away.
Bento #21 (Dad)
Apple chunks sprinkled with lemon juice to reduce browning, cheese kabobs and a hard boiled egg, brown rice and chicken curry.
Another really fast one, except that I had to defrost the rice as I had frozen it about a week ago. I didn't want the cheese or egg to get soggy so I put the apple in a disposable muffin tin(pack of 20 for under $1) and left peeling the egg to him.
*The curry had chicken, green bell pepper, enoki mushrooms, carrots, onions, and golden curry mix.
2 comments:
Yes, Daiso is a great place to shop at a cheap price! They have everything ranging from food to clothes to household items...
I'm not fond of Japanese curry though... In my opinion, I don't find it spicy at all and real curry shouldn't be so thick and starchy...
I prefer Japanese curry because it's not so spicy. My mom and I don't like very spicy food...the boys love it. Medium-hot japanese curry is a good midle ground. :)
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