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Sandwich Bento

I set out to make a light bento today because someone’s treating us out to lunch. Originally intended to be a light breakfast / snack bento it turned into a large spread. Good thing nothing’s perishable; I’ll have something to snack on for the whole day.

Kani & Cream Cheese Sandwich Bento

I don’t know how I’ll go about identifying what’s in the box since it’s not organized in rows and stuff so I’ll just itemize them and you guys can guess what’s what :P

• Andes Creme de Menthe thins
• Carrot sticks
• Umeboshi
• Quail eggs
• Sour cream
• Pineapple tidbits
• Fancy Fishballs with mint leaves
• Toasted Heart-shaped Kani & Cream Cheese Sandwiches
• Cajun Potato Wedge-lets (potato wedges made from marble potatoes :P)
• Animal skewers (Pink Tiger, Blue Cow, & Yellow Bunny)
• Pokka Milk Coffee

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