Also in this bento: baby carrots, cherry tomatoes, cucumber slices, and daikon radish sprouts. I have included this bento in Shannon's What's For Lunch Wednesdays blog. Be sure to check out the fun lunch ideas posted there!
This bento post also happens to be number 80 for me, which means another donation to the Redwood Empire Food Bank! Yay! Every 20 posts, I make a donation to my local food bank, because I think everyone deserves a healthy lunch. Food banks and other charities are suffering because of our tough economy, but if we can all commit to donating just a little, we can help feed the hungry in our neighborhoods. I am donating one dollar per post, so today marks another $20 donation. Special thanks to Susan Yuen of Hawai'i's Bento Box for her great inspiriation, and shining example.
What a fun stencil set! Nice quick way to dress up a sandwich :o)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on 80 bento posts and your generous donation!
Thanks sheri! This was a very quick bento, and the stencil was very easy to use.
ReplyDeleteSimple yet creative! Love this. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Emily! Simple is often best!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on 80 posts! It goes by so fast. You're doing a wonderful thing with your donations! Yay!
ReplyDeleteDoing the right thing with the good cause! :)
ReplyDeletegreat idea using the stencil and colour mist.. thinking of should i get one? :)
food spray on a sandwich, awesome! Just love your bentos. And what a great thing to do with the donations!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on 80 posts! Love how you combine the background and the crossbones sandwich for the Halloween theme, awesome! I love the idea to use food stencil and food spray for this bento :)
ReplyDeleteMust go check out the Wilton store near me soon!! :D
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your 80 posts! wow, time goes fast. Lovely idea with the stencil! Just proving you don´t need tools meant to be used only in bentos to make a nice presentation!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see Halloween themes ^_^
Thanks Ohayobento! Time is flying!
ReplyDeleteHi bobo! The stencils are really easy to use. Be sure to hide the rest of your food though, because you might accidentally spray it, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kelly! I am a big fan of your bentos, too. :)
ReplyDeleteHa ha! Thanks for noticing the background, Lia. I bought a special pack of scrapbooking paper from Martha Stewart's collection. yes, I bought it just for bento backgrounds. I am such a nerd! :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck Xelia! Wilton has too many fun things that can be used in bento. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks karaimame! Yes, I am always trying to think of fun ways to make bentos with non-bento tools. Have a spooky day!
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