Anonymous
11/06/2023 23:16
Subject: Carrying salad dressing to school
I use Rubbermaid brilliance (is that the name? I’m pretty sure).
One of the smallest.
But not FOR the dressing alone. Take the 1-2 cup container. Put in 1-3 tbsp dressing. Put your salad on top.
When kid is starting lunch they can shake it a little or toss with their fork. Done.
Nothing gets soggy because it’s underneath—maybe the one piece of lettuce that’s right there gets soggy.
One of the smallest.
But not FOR the dressing alone. Take the 1-2 cup container. Put in 1-3 tbsp dressing. Put your salad on top.
When kid is starting lunch they can shake it a little or toss with their fork. Done.
Nothing gets soggy because it’s underneath—maybe the one piece of lettuce that’s right there gets soggy.
Anonymous
11/06/2023 22:28
Subject: Carrying salad dressing to school
Anonymous wrote:Sistema To Go Collection Mini Bites Small Food Storage Containers, 4.39 oz./130 mL, Pink/Green/Blue, 3 Count, Multicolor https://a.co/d/fMdVeLE
I recommend this brand but they carry a smaller container - it’s under 2 ounces and has a screw on lid. My real breakthrough with packing salad was realizing if I pack the salad dressing container in the salad container, it does not matter if it leaks a little.