LunchBots Medium Trio II Snack Container - Divided Stainless Steel Food Container - Three Sections for Snacks On the Go - Eco-Friendly, Dishwasher Safe, BPA-Free - Stainless Lid - Purple Dots

Three out of five is the best. I gave this a 75 out of 100. In my opinion, this deserves a For people to learn from our experience, I thought it might be helpful to post a longer summary of our experience. )** My favorite thing was Please note that. What you see is what you get. As a child, I just wanted to have a small container that I could use to send sandwiches to school and to avoid wrapping them in creepy plastic wrap or allowing them to become squished beyond eating so that their components would remain intact. The box is well suited to prevent both scenarios. In addition to that, I was able to put things like crackers, chips or cookies in there without them getting If I'm not looking, then you'll find me there. Please note that in my version of the sentence I wrote It has really stood the test of time and maintained its My kids' lunches made it to school without damage or rust, no dents or scuffs on the lids, and with a few watermarks, but overall in the shape I sent them in. I'll go over a few caveats after this, but I'll only mention a few. - - - I found that the dividers were very useful. The NON-expiration did in fact keep the NON Wet food should be separated from dry food. Now I don't have to say, "The sandwich tasted like old cheetos and I didn't eat it. ". "It was great to hear you say that. I am
- A great lid that allowed me to use it with my 6-foot tall son The year is It takes a lot of effort to open that box by yourself. As for the lid, it was also pretty snug in that it did not allow food to escape, which was important during territorial - - - That's so cute! As I was trying to determine which lunch went to each child I loved the styling of the lids and the different colors used. )

Remember these Please note that. Only one of the plastic lids deformed enough after being placed in the dishwasher ONCE to permanently reject any adherence to any metal lid in the future. I haven't been able to find any replacements for just the plastic lid, which is a real bummer. Furthermore, since we have only hand washed these boxes, it may be possible that they have preserved so well, because as mentioned above, they show no sign of rust. - - - It was kind of a bummer to have to wash our hands. I did remove the remaining lid each time we had to clean them, but I didn't want to risk the lid not going back to its proper location and then having a completely unusable dish You can identify the lunches you have eaten. - - - There is a noticeable difference in size between these and our smaller snacks. My bigger kid ate more than our smaller one so these ended up being a supplemental food for him. There were always additional food in each of these lunch boxes, so they were placed in larger, insulated lunch bags for temperature control. A clear disadvantage of the metal casing here is that it conducts heat poorly. During the summer, it can get extremely hot. I am
- You may not use liquids or even liquid-based products The same kind of substance. There is no point in even trying. It is possible to eat dried berries or grapes that have been washed and dried. It also doesn't contain any acidic substances. Making a difference Take care of those oranges, please! - - - There are some excellent design points here, but it is quite costly. Here are the key takeaways This is a good little lunch box that holds up well to ruffians' abuse and is ready to use for It could be bigger, it could be slightly cheaper, I wish it could go in the dishwasher, I wish it had a second Apart from that, this is a great product made with very high-quality materials which has served me and my Viking horde.

Nathalia Gomez

| Jun 17, 2021

My son has been using this container almost every day for the last two years. The last half of this year has been particularly challenging. The one my daughter uses has been around for a year now. I was in the military for five The two containers don't even seem to be distinguishable, despite the fact that one has packed twice as many lunches as the other. The investment was well worth it. Having 10 kids makes purchasing lunch containers all the more necessary over time. We have kids ranging in age from 22 to 4. My Kindergartener purchased this Lunchbots container last fall and was thrilled that it outperformed any/all of my expectations, and even better, it lasted until the end of the school year! As a mother with another child starting full day kindergarten, I didn't even hesitate when it came time to pack the lunch for her. I've tried everything under the sun, but I have to admit, this container is a workhorse that will last a long time!.

Giovanni RAHMAN

| Apr 01, 2021

I love it! This is a lunch item I purchased for my grade schooler. She did not want to use plastic containers, nor did she want to use disposable baggies. I am so pleased with the performance of this stainless steel container! I like it because it's a quality container that's durable, easy to clean, easy to use, fits nicely in his lunchbox and there's no waste from plastic or paper bags! That's a great book! I'm happy I got it.

Milo Patton

| Sep 09, 2020

I was looking for something to take lunch in for my 4 year old but this is clearly a snack box, not a lunch box. Just be mindful if you are looking to store lunch inside this would not be ideal. Due to the fact that I spent about $25 on it, I'm disappointed.

Castiel Marshall

| Jun 05, 2021

The item arrived quickly and was what I had ordered, however, it looked almost used and the plastic cover on the lid was broken. The packaging on this lunchbox was completely different from what I got on the Lunchbots website. I liked the idea of using it for school lunches so I ordered a second one. Item was nicely packaged in its own box lined with cardboard, and the plastic lid cover was in its own box. My Amazon order has no history, so I'm not sure how it ended up there. One thing I should point out is that I'm a big fan of Amazon Prime and order a lot of things on a regular basis without ever encountering any problems-- In the intervening time, that has In the last few weeks, I have received two items that I ordered completely incorrectly (like ordered a picture frame and received six small rubber balls) and two items that were damaged or broken. My trust in Amazon is shaken by this and I'm beginning to doubt them.

Myles Townsend

| Oct 01, 2020

Our Lunch Bots have given us a lot of pleasure My little snacks are packed in silicone baking cups because of the cuteness, as well as the zero waste factor. Even though I have been loving it, I am a little cautious that it will stand up to use over time, which is the reason why I invested so much money in When we wash in the dishwasher, it is always dry when it is finished. The metal is never soiled by wet food. It is normal to see some Some areas of the inside of the refrigerator appear to be rusty. Is this a manufacturing defect? Is it simply a natural result of aging? Has it turned out to be a high maintenance project as I originally thought?.

Valentino Torres

| Jul 24, 2020

My toddler is going to love this lunch box. In the case of small cups, I add them. The only thing I'm having trouble with is cleaning the spaces between each section. Making brushes to clean these areas and selling them with the lunchbox would be a good idea.

Noelle Stanton

| Jul 02, 2021