Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Its the glass containers making jt heavy. Switch to plastic or metal.

OP here. I microwave my lunch so I prefer to use glass.

Why don’t you transport your food in lightweight disposable Rubbermaid and transfer it to a glass bowl or ceramic plate you keep at the office each day? That seems like a pretty easy answer… Same with the water bottle. Leave your water bottle at work if it is so heavy and fill it up there.

Anonymous wrote:Its the glass containers making jt heavy. Switch to plastic or metal.

OP here. I microwave my lunch so I prefer to use glass.

Its the glass containers making jt heavy. Switch to plastic or metal.

Kate Spade. Fill your water bottle at work so it’s not as heavy.

Anonymous wrote:Did you delete your other post or are you asking again? I also see that you left off the part that you're worried your coworkers will tease you over your choice

OP here, wow. You are so rude. Don't say anything, if you can't say anything nice.

Did you delete your other post or are you asking again? I also see that you left off the part that you're worried your coworkers will tease you over your choice

Interesting choice of forums

Just look on Amazon or at target and find something that suits you

I am going to work in the office. I need a new lunch bag, that is office appropriate but can store my breakfast, lunch, and snacks (and sometimes possibly dinner). I am currently using a soft cooler bag, but it becomes heavy when I carry my water bottle. I also use glass containers and carry a large water bottle. Any suggestions? I need something that isn't a lot for me to carry along with my suit jacket and umbrella.