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[Doobydobap]

What did your parents pack for lunch? 🍱

[jerkfaceoo]

Are we going going to ignore the fact she’s throwin it in a circle doing a one hand handstand and shaking the lunch at the same time? That’s talent

[Captain-Yuzu]

I remember being ashamed of my lunches too, glad that the newer generation isn’t putting up with others shaming other cultures foods.

[Beebo]

i remember i would have school-made lunches cos my mum wanted to expose me to western food, instead of just eating rice all the time

[clairekwon]

My parents always packed me Korean style lunches and everyone at my table loved it.
Oh the times have changed

[Delvaney.IS.THE.ORIGINAL]

I remember in 1st grade my best friend was Asian and whenever she was nervous to bring her own food everyone thought she was so cool and she stopped being ashamed of her culture. you should never be afraid to be yourself❤️

[MariaElisabethKoster]

Every time I bring an Asian dish to my school, my friends want to eat the whole thing it’s so funny how people now love Asian culture and dishes!

[maid]

When I was younger my best friend was from Korea, everyday she’d bring these amazing lunches with different kinds of fish (I think? I was like 8) everytime I smell something similar it reminds me of her. I miss her a lot so I’m really happy to see Koreans showing their food with pride as they should!

[Emma.]

I remember in 2nd grade my classmate brought in a dish ( I forgot wut it was) and the “pick me girls” were complaining it smelled so they made him move his desk to the corner and he ate his lunch there 😢

[thisaintnotea]

Sis we not finna ignore that wall twerk for the bento box lunch😂😂😂😂

[rhysc-t]

“I used to be self conscious about the food I brought to school” — proceeds to twerk on video against a wall

[Miumiu]

I was never ashamed of my school lunches. In fact, I was so proud of it because my classmates would sometimes ask if they can have a little because it was so good. I am so grateful that my mom made those efforts to cook and pack lunches for me and my younger sister.

[Nana-kmgw]

I remember being the only kid in class that had a healthy lunch packed, always had veggies and whole wheat toast that my dad prepared for me every morning and I hated it because the other kids always had snacks and chocolate. In retrospect, I’m honestly so grateful, I think it helped making me obsessed with veggies later in life and I really love that for me

[tahmidchowdhury]

I’m south Asian and I used to be really self conscious about my mom packing me food even though looking back at it I definitely had the best school lunch 😂 nice video

[MoonshineSunset]

I was never ashamed or refused to bring home cooked meals to school, everyone always told me "your parents must love you a lot", it was so odd for me hearing that until I started noticing that everyone else would bring a sandwich at much or buy from the store, I'm so grateful to my grandma for loving me that much, and thanks to her I grew up to enjoy cooking, there's much more joy in cooking your food and eating it than buying from a store c:

[willl]

I’m blessed to have elementary and middle school friends who were more mesmerized by my mom’s cooking rather than disgusted. My 엄마 always had to pack a little extra so I could share with my curious friends. Great times

[MIOPUDDING]

I will never forget the bullying and racism I experienced in school for simply having a lunch unlike theirs

[naurrr]

it's sad how many people have said the same thing, that growing up they felt ashamed to bring their regular lunch to school due to racism and ignorance from their classmates. bone broth and fermented foods are becoming super trendy now among the same people who probably called kimchi gross when they were in school.

[JustWhattaRuLookinAt]

My mom used to tell me how egg wasn’t as easily affordable to buy in Korea when she was young and that she was extremely happy and grateful when she did, on some rare occasions, get her lunchbox packed with a fried egg on top of her rice.

[carlplayz__yt]

YouTube tutorial: *"mix it all thoroughly"*
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