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Any other bento-box enthusiasts here?
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I've been making bento boxes for a couple of years now...to the point that it borders on mild obsession and it just occurred to me that bento boxes are (luckily) basically the
perfect for people with lap bands!
Tiny, gorgeous boxes, carefully filled with visually stunning, nutritionally dense, interesting food, and they're designed to be portable- what could be more appropriate for people who rely on portion control and careful nutrition?
Bento boxes are practically tailor made for people with lap bands!
I had a short period where I was only making my husband's lunch bentos and for some reason I wasn't making my own between the surgery and a few days ago (first fill).
I guess I didn't know what do do and had to learn about how to eat again.
But after I thought about it I realized that bento-ing is actually what I really need to be doing in the long term...
so I'm over the moon because it's one of my favorite things to do and I'm so glad it's so appropriate for my weight loss agenda, so bring on the kyaraben!!
I have over 100 pics of my bentos I think I'll start a website about it.
Any other bento box people here?
Any other "bandits" have an entire section of their kitchen devoted to cute little lunch boxes, ornate toothpicks and little sauce containers from Japan?
I'd be shocked if other bandsters weren't bento boxing.
It's just..so...perfect!! :thumbup: