bentozen in New York, NY
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mozzarella balls and slivered almonds can be quickly turned into three little bears for your lunch!
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Blueberry-thyme crisp: an unexpectedly delicious flavor combination!
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A pretty, vintage-inspired lunchbox is a great excuse for some alone time in the park... make it a picnic for one!
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Add a salami "hood" to an onigiri for a fun, fairy-tale themed lunch!
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Two frog-shaped onigiri make for a fun and filling lunch!
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Turning sushi rolls into bear faces is an easy technique for making a cute and kid-friendly lunch!
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What to do with a boatload of extra jalapenos? How about crispy jalapeno-fried chicken fingers!
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Three cucumber frogs peek out from behind this luscious flowered garden.
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A quail egg "bee" hovers above a colorful and healthy garden veggie scene.
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Tasty tofu skin pockets filled with seasoned rice make a refreshing and healthy lunch.
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Patterned wax paper and fresh berries pretty up these cafe-style sandwiches.
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Shiso-heart-topped onigiri make a sweet and simple lunch.
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Colorful "faux spam" is easy to make with tofu and food coloring, and creates the perfect cruelty-free oinker for your lunchbox!
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Making tiny bunnies out of quail eggs is so easy, and adds a cute Easter touch to your lunch!
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Supplement your healthy salad with two onigiri disguised as cute spring chicks!
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Omurice -- a quick Korean snack consisting of an omelette wrapped around fried rice -- is a tasty way to use up leftover scraps from the fridge.
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These sweet/tart onigiri are flavored with powdered plum vinegar; the pink color is perfect for piggies!
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Comforting mul mandoo (Korean water dumplings) are easy to make at home. Spicy beef and kimchi-tofu fillings please vegetarians and meat-eaters alike.
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A rainbow of produce accents delicious and easy-to-make fried rice!
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Kalbi jjim - the savory, tender Korean beef dish - can be made in a rice cooker. Same great taste, half the fuss!
