The lunch box brings together meal boxes with compartments and boxes with dividers for kids, for school, the office, or a picnic.
ECOlunchbox and Fabelab are behind them; the lunch box for children with compartments separates the main dish, dessert, and snack, without the applesauce spilling onto the sandwich.
The lunch box replaces mismatched containers: a single, well-sealed container to take your meal to work, school, or on the go.
The child's lunch box opens easily for small hands and fits into the school bag; the compartments prevent the applesauce from leaking onto the sandwich.
At work, a two-tier lunch box carries the main course and starter; a box that can go in the microwave, with the lid removed, avoids having to transfer food.
The stainless steel lunch box lasts a long time and doesn't retain smells; food-grade plastic, which is lighter, often goes in the microwave. The material is indicated on each product sheet.
A ice pack slipped next to the box, in an insulated bag, keeps the meal fresh until noon, especially in summer.
Wash it as soon as you get back, with seals removed, to avoid odours; most boxes are dishwasher safe, to be checked on the product sheet. The seals are washed separately.
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Food-grade plastic boxes often do, without the lid; stainless steel, never. The product sheet specifies this.
A small compartment box is enough for a snack or a light meal. The compartment box prevents mixing.
Choose a box with a seal and clip closure for saucy dishes. The seal provides the waterproofing.
Not all: only insulated boxes keep heat for a few hours. An insulated box should be preheated with hot water.
Soak it in hot water with baking soda, then let it air dry, open. The baking soda neutralises smells.