This Japanese Mom Is Incredibly Skilled At Preparing Beautiful Meals For Her Kids (50 New Pics)
Kids can be picky eaters, but one Japanese mom has found a fun way to make mealtime exciting. Etoni Mama from Tokyo turns ordinary food into colorful, playful creations that look like cartoon characters, animals, and even famous movie figures. Her meals are not just cute—they’re tasty too, making her kids eager to eat every bite.
Etoni has no formal training in food art, but she has mastered kyaraben, the Japanese art of character bento. Each dish takes her about an hour to prepare, and she shares her creations with her three daughters as well as her thousands of Instagram followers. Her playful meals are a hit with both kids and adults, showing that food can be both fun and delicious.
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The hardest part would be breaking these up to eat because they are all so incredible, although I would do it if asked politely.
Nope. When I was a child, if you put a face on my food, it wouldn’t tempt me to eat it. It would just sit there. I wouldn’t have eaten it because I wouldn’t have wanted to hurt it. If my food was in the shape of a thing, like a gingerbread house or a cookie shaped like a star, I would eat it. But a face meant it wasn’t a thing. I’m better now, but a face on my food is still off-putting to me. Not that these aren’t lovely and the artist isn’t talented, just don’t put a face on my food if you want me to eat it.
Oh FFFFFFF her. Now do it while working 40 hrs a week, picking the kids up from daycare on the way home and trying to throw together ANYTHING that they will eat before you need to bathe them and get them ready for bed.
These are incredible! There are some foods here I might not have wanted to eat but I would try just because of the way they were prepared. What an artist!
Nope. When I was a child, if you put a face on my food, it wouldn’t tempt me to eat it. It would just sit there. I wouldn’t have eaten it because I wouldn’t have wanted to hurt it. If my food was in the shape of a thing, like a gingerbread house or a cookie shaped like a star, I would eat it. But a face meant it wasn’t a thing. I’m better now, but a face on my food is still off-putting to me. Not that these aren’t lovely and the artist isn’t talented, just don’t put a face on my food if you want me to eat it.
Oh FFFFFFF her. Now do it while working 40 hrs a week, picking the kids up from daycare on the way home and trying to throw together ANYTHING that they will eat before you need to bathe them and get them ready for bed.
These are incredible! There are some foods here I might not have wanted to eat but I would try just because of the way they were prepared. What an artist!
