Anonymous
05/25/2015 13:35
Subject: Preschool Lunch Container--Your Recommendations, Please!
I like lunch blox, but they are separate boxes for different foods, not one container. They snap together and also have a cold pack.
Anonymous
05/25/2015 09:13
Subject: Re:Preschool Lunch Container--Your Recommendations, Please!
Anonymous
05/22/2015 11:19
Subject: Re:Preschool Lunch Container--Your Recommendations, Please!
Go to Amazon and Google lunch cube ( sorry I cannot figure out how to get the link from my iPad). Pair it with silicone square muffin holders ( also on Amazon).
One side of the cube has a lid. The other I tend to put a paper towel over to help hold the food in place.
One side of the cube has a lid. The other I tend to put a paper towel over to help hold the food in place.
Anonymous
05/21/2015 23:39
Subject: Re:Preschool Lunch Container--Your Recommendations, Please!
Planetbox. Easy to open and clean. Separate spaces for food. Stays cold.
Anonymous
05/21/2015 22:09
Subject: Re:Preschool Lunch Container--Your Recommendations, Please!
We love this one from Pottery Barn. 2yo DS can open it himself. He's picky about combined food so having 5 sections is really nice. We have 2 so I can put one in the dishwasher and pack the other at night.
http://www.potterybarnkids.com/m/products/spencer-bento-box-containers/?pkey=dfood-storage&isx=0.659
http://www.potterybarnkids.com/m/products/spencer-bento-box-containers/?pkey=dfood-storage&isx=0.659
Anonymous
05/21/2015 19:41
Subject: Preschool Lunch Container--Your Recommendations, Please!
Sistema
Anonymous
05/21/2015 10:15
Subject: Preschool Lunch Container--Your Recommendations, Please!
Anonymous wrote:Ziploc makes a good 3 part lunch container. I bought all sorts of other ones but those are the ones I keep going back to over and over again.
Same here. I need to find a few more this summer.
Anonymous
05/20/2015 20:29
Subject: Preschool Lunch Container--Your Recommendations, Please!
Ziploc makes a good 3 part lunch container. I bought all sorts of other ones but those are the ones I keep going back to over and over again.
Anonymous
05/20/2015 15:40
Subject: Preschool Lunch Container--Your Recommendations, Please!
Munchkin has a divided container that's easy to open. It has a big section and a small section, and comes with 2 smaller cups with lids. I mostly don't use the extra parts unless I'm doing a dip or something, but I like having the option.
Anonymous
05/20/2015 11:49
Subject: Preschool Lunch Container--Your Recommendations, Please!
There are a bunch of cute preschool/camp friendly options today on Zulily. Pro-tip: buy several so you aren't doing dishes every night.
Anonymous
05/20/2015 11:40
Subject: Preschool Lunch Container--Your Recommendations, Please!
Easy lunchbox. It really is easy to open, has 3 divided areas. Fits well in a lands end soft sided cooler lunch box.
Anonymous
05/20/2015 10:06
Subject: Preschool Lunch Container--Your Recommendations, Please!
DD, who just turned 3, will be having lunch at her preschool summer camp. Please share your recommendations for lunch containers! Ideally, the container should have the following qualities:
1) An average 3 year old can open it by herself
2) Easy to clean (Big thumbs down to the Laptop Lunch kit with a dozen parts to keep track of and clean.)
3) Has compartments to keep types of food separated (e.g., blueberries separated from cheese cubes)
I don't plan on sending wet foods, so leakproof is not necessary (but, of course, a nice bonus).
Also, not so expensive that it's not a big deal if DD to loses it.
Thanks!
1) An average 3 year old can open it by herself
2) Easy to clean (Big thumbs down to the Laptop Lunch kit with a dozen parts to keep track of and clean.)
3) Has compartments to keep types of food separated (e.g., blueberries separated from cheese cubes)
I don't plan on sending wet foods, so leakproof is not necessary (but, of course, a nice bonus).
Also, not so expensive that it's not a big deal if DD to loses it.
Thanks!