Tamale box lunches
Costco has changed the brand of frozen tamales they sell, and now they’re light, fluffy, and delicious (better than the old kind they stocked, which were a little...
Read MoreCostco has changed the brand of frozen tamales they sell, and now they’re light, fluffy, and delicious (better than the old kind they stocked, which were a little...
Read MoreI love Singapore-Malaysian food. Nonya cuisine is the fusion that arose when male Chinese migrant workers moved to Singapore and Malaysia four centuries ago and married...
Read MoreThis week I misjudged the heat level when making kimchi fried rice for dinner, and it wound up being too spicy for my preschooler. Although I usually serve him the same...
Read MoreI packed number of unusual fruits and vegetables in our meals today, the most interesting of which is the striking red fruit of the strawberry tree (“arbutus...
Read MoreI’m gearing up for preschool to start in September, when I won’t be right there to help my son with frustrating food in his meals. This means putting myself...
Read MoreWelcome to new readers finding their way here from recent Boing Boing and Neatorama writeups of Lunch in a Box! Feel free to comment with any questions you may have...
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