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	BentoTV
		The $15 price includes the cost of shipping within the U.S. Perfect for watching while cooking in your kitchen or as a fun gift for a friend who loves bento.
		You'll also get tips on packing a bento box, using an oshibori, cleaning your bento boxes, filling soy sauce bottles, and more.
		Perfect for watching while cooking in your kitchen or as a fun gift for a friend who loves bento.
	bentotv.com (149 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Bento - Japanese Food
		Bento is the Japanese version of a packed lunch, usually taken to work and school by adults and schoolchildren alike, as a convenient and nutritious meal.
		Bento can be traced as far back into Japanese history as the 5th Century, when people who spent all day working away from the home (hunting, farming, fishing or fighting) needed something nutritious that they could prepare quickly to take with them as they travelled.
		Because bento is a dish that is eaten a considerable amount of time after it is cooked, any food that is used in the meal is chosen and prepared carefully.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A1084655 (1699 words)

	Bento Corner (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bento Corner needs to rest her blogging muscles for a bit, so posts may be a little scarse for now.
		Bento Corner decided to run away for a 4 day weekend, leaving me with the kiddos, one of which needed a bento for school.
		Not some foo foo girly bento, no, this would have to be a manly bento.
	www.bentocorner.com /roller/page/bentoblog (733 words)

	Bento Summary
		While bento are readily available at convenience stores and bento shops (弁当屋, bentō-ya) throughout Japan, it is still considered an essential skill of a Japanese housewife to be able to prepare an appealing boxed lunch.
		A bento is traditionally made in a 4:3:2:1 ratio: 4 parts of rice, 3 parts of the main dish (either meat or fish), 2 parts of vegetables, and 1 part of a serving of pickled vegetables or a dessert.
		These bento were common in during the second World War, both because of the scarcity of food and the desire to and necessity of avoiding displays of excess while maintaining an image of stout patriotism.
	www.bookrags.com /Bento (1769 words)

	Bento Boxes on StarChefs
		Instead of three courses, with three sets of plates, not to mention at least three trips for the wait staff, some restaurants are serving multiple courses in one elegant box, with separate compartments for various savories and sweets.
		Lacroix’s bento boxes are a convenient vehicle for serving his reinterpreted French classics in a quick, hassle-free way.
		While one could conceivably serve just about anything in the cute compartments of a bento box or tray, for chefs thinking about trying this concept, the key is to maintain the quality of food while making the meal quick and cost effective.
	www.starchefs.com /features/trends/bento_box/index.shtml (968 words)

	Cooking Cute: About Bento (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bento, or o-bento, refers to a packaged, single-portion, portable meal that is usually eaten at lunch, but also comes in larger sizes meant for use at picnics, dinner, and parties.
		Japanese women spend a good part of their mornings preparing bento for their families – there is even a sense of competition among mothers to see who can produce the most cute, appetizing, and healthy lunch for their children.
		I’ve found that preparing healthy and visually appealing bento lunches in the mornings is quite doable – especially with good planning, a well-stocked pantry and freezer, the aforementioned bento-ware, and the plethora of frozen and prepared foods available at local and Asian groceries.
	www.cookingcute.com /aboutbento.htm (350 words)

	Network Signature - BENTO FAQ
		BENTO can automatically detect and aggregate traffic for peers, home ASs, and the entire AS spectrum at the touch of a button.
		The BENTO interface is not written with any particular browser in mind, but in order to provide a flexible and powerful interface we have to lean quite heavily on several browser technologies, including CSS and Javascript, and not all browsers implement a large enough subset of the standards to work well.
		Although the BENTO interface is implemented by means of a web browser, BENTO is not a website, and the objective is to provide network engineers with a powerful tool, not to support a wide variety of different browsers.
	www.networksignature.com /bentofaq.html (1874 words)

	Bento Boxes
		For instance, if you were to buy a ticket to take a bullet train, you can either buy Bento boxes to take with you on the train or relax and wait for a vendor to come to you.
		Some bento boxes are made from wood grain and have lacquered trays that fit snugly down inside the box.
		Bento boxes also come in a soup type container that might measure four and one-half inches in diameter by two and one-half inches deep.
	www.asianartmall.com /bentoboxarticle.htm (428 words)

	Bento Boxes - Japanese Box Lunches - Kids Web Japan - Web Japan (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A bento box is a compact container designed to hold a single serving of rice and several side dishes.
		One traditional type of bento box still in use today is the hangetsu (half moon) style container, said to have been favored by Sen no Rikyu, who established the art of the tea ceremony in the latter half of the sixteenth century.
		In Japanese restaurants, bento boxes are used to present individual servings of kaiseki ryori, the exquisite food served at traditional Japanese sit-down parties.
	web-japan.org /kidsweb/virtual/bento/box.html (448 words)

	Get In My Belly!
		Incidentally, while this was sold as a bento box, I would not be surprised if it serves some other purpose.
		Other than that, today's bento is same-old, same old, but with some pretty basil on the beans.
		I've recently become fascinated with bento boxes, in large part due to the wonderful moblog of Mizuko Ito.
	www.getinmybelly.org /gimbarchives/cat_bento_boxes.php (1182 words)

	♥ Cooking Cute ♥ - Bento Boxes & Accessories
		Also known as "tight bento" (no idea why), they can be microwaved (without the lid) and are great for packing food that doesn't conform well to a smaller container.
		I was jealous of the rectangular uneri bento I had bought for my husband, so I had to get one of my own.
		This bento set also came with a rice mold that you can press onto your bed of rice to form little logs that are easier to pick up with chopsticks.
	mmmbento.livejournal.com /5778.html (2158 words)

	Why You Need a Bento Box for Lunch - Associated Content
		Bento boxes were made from materials such as bamboo leaves and oak bark, and slowly evolved to the plastic and metal renditions as we know them today.
		Since bento food is usually eaten after a period of time, it’s essential to lay out the food in the most effective way.
		Some traditional bento foods include cooked eggs, grilled fish, fish cakes, steamed vegetables, brown or white rice, and a peculiar-but-tasty Japanese apricot named ‘umeboshi.’ This secret to prevent rice from turning bad, is often found on top of a bed of rice.
	www.associatedcontent.com /article/48036/why_you_need_a_bento_box_for_lunch.html (583 words)

	The Bento Box » What’s in The Box?
		The Bento Box is the latest Balter brainchild in a series of blog-like brainchildren (The BeeLog, 90days of BzzAgent, 10days of BzzAgent).
		Bento boxes should be made in only the cleanest of kitchens, with as little interruption as possible.
		While bento are readily available at convenience stores and bento shops (bento-ya) throughout Japan, it is still considered an essential skill of a Japanese housewife to be able to prepare an appealing boxed lunch.
	bentobox.bzzagent.com /?page_id=8 (543 words)

	Beginner Bento
		Rice is a common feature of bento, and you will need to know how to make it sticky, but not pasty.
		Though most bento takeout comes in a paper envelope with the boxes inside, for homemade bento, I believe it nicer to sew a cover bag that is oriented so that the box can sit flat, with a drawstring top.
		Unless you are making bento for immediate serving, it won't be hot (or chilled) by the time it gets to work or school unless you are using thermal containers.
	moderntraditional.com /magazine/bento/bento.html (742 words)

	Bento Online (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bento is nominally of the genre "science fiction fanzine", the minimal references to science fiction or explicit fannishness notwithstanding.
		Well, in Japan bento is a box lunch, a delightful compilation of strange and interesting tidbits, meticulously arranged.
		As Kate said in issue #1, of the first time she encountered some: "Each box was a complete little lunch with a neatness, a self-sufficiency, a unity-in-variety that seems typically Japanese." Exactly what we aspired to in our own pocket-sized offering of words.
	www.spiritone.com /~dlevine/bento (266 words)

	'Ono Kine Grindz: Bento
		Most bento shops, or okazuyas as they are called in Hawaii, are open during the early morning to early afternoon hours, closing long before I even have the chance to think of leaving my office.
		Here's the bento that I brought home with me. Neatly secured with a couple of rubber bands, a packet of tonkatsu sauce was tucked into one end, and a napkin and a pair of chopsticks was tucked into another.
		Since every bento is prepared to order, expect to wait at least 5 minutes, or longer if there are people ahead of you, for your bento to be ready.
	onokinegrindz.typepad.com /ono_kine_grindz/bento/index.html (2446 words)

	Japan: bento
		Bento are usually in the range of 800-1500 yen.
		There are a huge variety of bento stores, and one of the most common places to buy bento are at train stations, where they are often referred to as "ekiben".
		Of course, pretty much any "bag lunch" in Japan is referred to as a "bento." Traditionally, Japanese mothers would pack a meal in a lacquer box that the children would take to school with them.
	en.allexperts.com /q/Japan-195/bento-4.htm (482 words)

	-= Bento A-Go-Go! =-
		bento moblog - A Japanese-American academic and mother keeps a blog, with the aid of her camera cellphone, of the lunches she packs for her kids.
		The Bento Store - A superb-looking eBay store (meaning that you can buy the items immediately, rather than waiting to win an auction) offering a wide and attractive range of bento boxes and accessories.
		Their aluminium bento boxes look adorable, and they have a wide range of other products that are useful in daily life, while adding a bit of unique style.
	www.airandangels.com /bentofan (1072 words)

	Japanese Box Lunches - Japanese Box Lunches - Kids Web Japan - Web Japan (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Half of a typical bento consists of rice, and the other half consists of several side dishes made with such ingredients as vegetables, meat, fish, and eggs.
		One long-standing staple of bento is a pickled Japanese apricot, or umeboshi.
		The person who makes the bento, such as the mother of the household, often prepares the box lunches as she is cooking the side dishes for the family's regular meals.
	web-jpn.org /kidsweb/virtual/bento/about.html (325 words)

	Flickr: Mr. Bento Porn
		This group is for fans of the Mr.
		Bento lunch jar, and related lunch jars like Ms.
		Bento today, share recipes, and get inspiration for the best little round lunches ever.
	www.flickr.com /groups/mrbento (102 words)

	OpenDoc 201 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bento removes the wise OpenDoc developer from worrying about the details of file formats and other sticky file-based storage issues.
		Bento supports arbitrary data types, allowing the developer to better model the data that's actually being represented.
		Again, Bento is the answer, providing the tools to more easily accomplish this.
	www.sundialsystems.com /articles/opendoc3.html (1537 words)

	BENTO FROM AMERICA (Site not responding. Last check: )
		If you ask any Japanese person what a bento is, they will quickly tell you that it is a Japanese boxed lunch with rice, meat or fish, and maybe some pickles or other items.
		These 9,000 bento lunches are frozen and then immediately shipped to Japan.
		Shipping bento to Japan seems to be crazy since there are so many bento producers there.
	home.pacbell.net /cnet/bento.html (606 words)

	Bento in a Nutshell
		The purpose of Bento is to define objects such as web pages.
		Once an object has been defined in Bento, it may be constructed by a Bento compiler or a Bento-enabled server.
		Constructing an object yields HTML (or text in any other desired format) which may either be saved in a file (by a Bento compiler) or sent directly to a client (by a Bento-enabled server).
	www.bentodev.org /nutshell.html (367 words)

	Amazon.com: Zojirushi Mr. Bento Stainless-Steel lined Lunch Jar, Silver: Kitchen & Housewares (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Most folks have fond memories of their old-school metal lunchboxes, but sometimes a lunchbox just doesn't cut it, especially when hot or cold food is involved.
		Bento lunch jar, which comes with a series of microwaveable bowls that keep food hot while you're working.
		Bento Stainless Lunch Jar in Silver is unique and functional.
	www.amazon.com /Zojirushi-Bento-Stainless-Steel-lined-Silver/dp/B000246GSE (1217 words)

	Everyday Japanese Life - Japanese Box Lunches - Kids Web Japan - Web Japan (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Besides feeding people at school or work, bento are also consumed on picnics, as well as in private homes and at parties, where they offer a convenient means of extending simple hospitality or serving large numbers of people.
		As for ekiben (bento sold at train stations), they have certainly proliferated since the Meiji period: Some 2,000 to 3,000 different kinds are sold at railway stations throughout Japan.
		In addition to the makunouchi bento and sushi bento, a rich variety of box lunches containing local specialties also compete for the appetites of travelers.
	web-japan.org /kidsweb/virtual/bento/life.html (432 words)

	Bento Box - Lunchboxes.com
		Based on the concept of the classic Japanese bento box, this one features a main compartment that holds five smaller containers of varying sizes to separate different lunch foods.
		Available alone or as a kit with a high-quality insulated carrying case and water bottle.
		Bento Lunch Box measures about 9" wide, 7" tall, and 2" deep.
	www.lunchboxes.com /bento.html (197 words)

	CD Baby: BENTO: Last Chance EP - from payplay
		Bento, like most aspiring bands, began as a side project.
		Armed and ready, comfortable in their sound and its execution, Bento is ready for the world.
		And after all the hype has died down, you'll still be quietly singing along to their sweet melodies.
	cdbaby.com /cd/bento2/from/payplay (230 words)

	Amazon.com: "Cooking Cute's Bento Supplies List" (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Some are bona fide bento boxes and accessories, others are items that lead a double life as undercover bento supplies.
		Bento is a perfect way to tote your healthy lunch to work.
		"Bento usually is eaten at room temperature, but if you pack something that must be eaten hot (like Italian pasta), then a microwaveable container is a must.
	amazon.com /Cooking-Cute-s-Bento-Supplies-List/lm/R230RQN5CXXZ1C?tag2=cookingcute-20 (1120 words)

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