Enjoy a delicious, flavor-packed lunch with this Mediterranean Bento Snack Box. Rich hummus, tangy salami, tender veggies, and soft pita bread will make your day!

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Snacky dinners are my jam. I can make all my family happy in one fell swoop when I lay out breads, cheese, meats, veggies, dips, and fruit. As my kids mature, so do our snacky dinners. In fact, my 20-year old recently requested a lot more sophisticated options in our future snacky dinners. To which I say emphatically, “YES!”

This Mediterranean Bento Box or snack box is right in that sweet spot. It’s easy to eat, just like a snack box should be, rife with fruits, veggies, meats, bread, and a dip of some kind, in this case, hummus. But, it’s also got a little class and sophistication. Dare I say it’s a little more cosmopolitan than your average snack box of cheese and crackers?

Yes, yes, I do.

How To Assemble This Mediterranean Bento Snack Box

This is the bento snack box that will wow your co-workers and earn you honor and respect from your peers. Best thing? It’s not hard to do!

Start by roasting the vegetables. The assemble the rest of the ingredients – pita breads, hummus cups, salami, olives and grapes. Of course you can use other cured meats and seasonal fruit.

You want to assemble and divide the different ingredients- pita breads, hummus, olives, and salami amongst 4 different containers with lids.

That’s it. Roast and assemble.

And eat with relish!

How to make this good and cheap:

Here are some of the strategies you can use to make this Mediterranean snack box recipe more economical:

How I make this recipe easy:

This recipe really couldn’t be easier than it is, but having the right kitchen tools can really make your time in the kitchen more enjoyable. Over time, I’ve honed my collection so that they are perfect for my needs.

Here are the tools that I use for this recipe:

plastic cutting boards – I have blue boards for veggies and white boards for meat.

Ergo Chef chef’s knife – I’ve had my set for several years and they work well.

– I’ve had my set for several years and they work well. divided glass bento boxes — I love these!