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Kindergarten bento – Spaghetti with komatsuna & bacon 24/Nov/16)

24/11/2016

Menu: Spaghetti with komatsuna & bacon, Boiled egg, Cucumber sticks, Cherry tomatoes

Banana & mandarin mikan for dessert

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