Packing and re-packing Bento accessories

During the last holidays, I had some time to re-pack my Bento collection.

I used a 3 tier drawer which I packed some of the Bento boxes.

Tier 1 - 9 boxes

Tier 2 - 8 boxes

Tier 3 - 7 boxes
(The rest of the boxes are still waiting to be packed)

Picks and food dividers

Forks and food dividers

My box of food dividers

All the food dividers and food picks packed together
in a larger container for convenience

My cup and mold collection:

Food cups

More food cups, egg molds, rice molds, etc

Some more food cups, silicon cups, Bento straps, Onigiri cases and sandwich bags

In the box - sandwich bag ties and forks

My cutlery collection:

Chopsticks

Cutlery and chopstick sets

More sets

All packed in one box for convenience

Cutters

Box of cutters

Some more cutters


Some side boxes, sauce containers and Furikake templates.

Cutters, cutters, cutters everywhere!!


All the cutters packed together

BENTO #72

I've been encouraging #2 to eat a little more, since her operation about 2 months ago. She's very tall so she doesn't have a weight problem, well at least that's what I think. However, she thinks otherwise. She now wants to go on a fruit and vegetable diet.

Today she stays back up to 3p.m. for Choir practice. I offered her 'Cha Soba' but she declined. It's 'fruits & vegetables' she says. So, I prepared this - some red and green coral, cucumbers, carrots, corn from yesterday, cashew nuts, cherry tomatoes, Parmesan cheese and salad cream.

In a side box, I added some toasted croutons.

I added a bottle of frozen apple juice and got them all ready
to be packed into the Tenmari kinchaku (bag).