I bought the Butterscotch bread for lil prince yesterday. Although it was a lil pricey but I like the taste of bread. I don't have to add any jam on the bread and just eat it as it is. Something simple yet delicious.
Here's a my snack box BEFORE & AFTER photo. I cut the bread into rectangular shape to fit in my snack box. I added a few food butterfly food cups. I took this photo coz I think it was rather plain and boring.
BEFORE
AFTER
This photo was the AFTER "touched up" session. I use some cheese (different colours) for my butterflies. Added some seaweed as the expression and the top left corner was suppose to be a lil red ribbon (I use a crab meat). The shape of the ribbon was not obvious,though. I had left overs some water melons, cut them into butterfly shape and added my butterfly Konnyaku Jelly that I made over the weekend.
If you can see below the two tiny butterflies on your right are mix vegetables (consist of carrots, sweet corns and green peas). I told my boy that he needs to eat his vegetables first before he can eat his jelly. I wonder if he will follow my instruction when he opens his snack box ^__^.
wow, they are so cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your compliment!
DeleteU r getting good in bento each day.
ReplyDeleteMummy Ling,
DeleteThank you for your motivation! I am still practising!
My kids will finish the jelly first, for sure :p
ReplyDeleteYvonne,
DeleteYeah, I also think my lil prince will do that too:P
WOW so nice! Does your son bring this to school? When he eats this in school a few hours later, do all the items get jumbled up?
ReplyDeleteYup, he bring this to school. Err...I'm not sure if all the times get jumbled up at school but the container is pretty small and also I divided my food into food cups so that the items can stayed togehter :)
DeleteSo nice, if i were a kid, I sure love all your lunch box, and for sure I finished all, regardless in what sequence .
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your compliment, Yan. Well, mine is a picky eater. It's really a tough job to get him to eat!
DeleteI love the butterscotch bread, very yummy~
ReplyDeleteHayley,
DeleteYaya...my favourite too! So sedap!
Your snackbox is always lovely to look at. Lucky kid you have :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Merryn. Somehow it has become my hobby too (packing food for my kids).
DeleteWow...the before and after effect.......so nice. I like that butterfly cheese. So what u did with those leftover crabstick ? coz I can see that u only used a little to decorate the butterflies.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your compliments. The left overs of the crabstick will be in my tummy :). Most of the time, any left overs are my breakfast in the morning ^__^.
DeleteButtercotch bread and cheese are Chloe's favourite too. The butterfly is very nice! :)
ReplyDeleteRegarding your question on Legoland, the entrance ticket (day pass) is RM140 for adults and RM110 for child. It is cheaper when you buy online and of course there are many "Kids Go Free" promotions going on now. Chloe went for free, using a voucher from a Dutch Lady milk carton. You can also check Legoland's website for more details.
Thank you for your compliments.
DeleteOh, kids can go for free? I'll check out the dutch lady milk carton. Then we only have to pay for the adults price.