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Do you know you can use your Animal Palz as a rice mould too? I used my Animal Palz to mould these rice pandas.
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These were for my boys' dinner. I cooked chicken karaage and dumpling soup that day. There were some fried mushrooms in the bentos as well, which were actually leftovers from lunch. I brought my parents for lunch in the afternoon and I ordered a little too much, so I brought back the fried mushrooms which we could not finished.
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Can you see the little baby panda? I made it out of cheese and nori. :)
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A breakfast I made just after IT's exams two weeks ago.
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I used Animal Palz to stamp on the bread, the baby panda stamper is too cute!
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I am getting so many ideas from you as how to use the animal palz, I didn't know that it can be used as a rice mold and thanks for sharing! Super cute bento as always!:)
ReplyDeleteTk u, Rina. :)
DeleteI also didn't realize it could be used as a rice mould! I love the panda onigiri you made.
ReplyDeleteTk u, Jean. :)
Deleteamazing!! love the ideas and about the using it as rice mould!
ReplyDeleteTk u, Shirley. :)
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