If your child is starting to go to school and you are having difficulty preparing your snack, we brought a functional and practical bowl tip for his lunch. With this Japanese-style bowl, it is possible to organize everything in a single container, divided according to the type of food.
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What are Bento style containers?
Bento-style lunch boxes originated nearly a thousand years ago during the Kamura period. It was intended to transport grains such as rice in one place and make everything more convenient.
With its success, it was realized that this could be a great option to prepare the children's snack. That's because they allow you to store everything and make the crowd's snack more attractive and healthy.
One way to make your child's lunch box more complete is to prepare the fruits and cookies that he would like to take. Give it a special touch by organizing it in a different way and make the moment of preparation also special. Here are some snack tips for the Bento box.
Snack tips to prepare in your lunch box
A good tip is to always prioritize fruits, breads and natural foods for your child's snack. Cut the fruits into curious shapes and give the snack a creative look.
A cool recipe is banana cookies, follow:
- 2 medium bananas;
- 1 cup. (tea) oatmeal flakes;
- 1 col. (soup) honey;
- 1 col. (soup) coconut oil;
- 1 col. (tea) baking powder;
- 2 col. (soup) quinoa;
- 1 pinch of cinnamon;
- 1/2 cup. (tea) chopped bittersweet chocolate.
In a container, love the bananas and add all the other ingredients little by little, stirring slowly. After that, let it rest for like 10 minutes, and add the yeast and chocolate. Take it to the freezer for another 10 minutes.
Unite a shape and model the cookies. Take to preheated oven at 180° for 20 minutes and it's ready.
