Bento Boxes in Food Storage Containers(1000+)

What type of lunchbox can I use for salad?

Containers with separate sealed compartments help to keep dressings from leaking and your lettuce and other produce fresh and crisp. Stackable lunch containers with separate compartments for salad dressings are another way to carry your salad on the go without fear of spills or leaks. Some lunchboxes and containers come with utensils that easily snap into the lid of the container, so you have everything you need when it’s time to enjoy your salad.

What kind of lunchbox does my child need for school?

Dishwasher-safe lunchboxes will be easy to clean after school and ready for the next day. Lunchboxes for kids should be leakproof to avoid messes and ideally made of BPA-free plastic or stainless steel to avoid harmful chemicals. Compartment-style lunchboxes can prevent leaking and keep foods separate and fresh by lunchtime. Make sure the lunchbox is microwave safe if your child plans to heat meals in the microwave. The size of the lunchbox is another important feature. Find a lunchbox that is slim, lightweight, and easily fits in your child’s bag. Don’t forget to choose a lunchbox that your child can open on their own. Lunchboxes with large latches that hinge closed or have hook-and-loop closures work well with small hands.

What size lunchbox should I buy for my toddler?

Avoid food waste and pack just the right portions for your toddler’s lunch by purchasing the right-sized lunchbox. You can find lunchboxes with separate compartments in varying sizes. For toddlers, several small compartments offer variety and small portions. Look for leakproof lunchboxes that feature three to five sections so you can add various foods. Some brands will also list suggested ages for different models of lunchboxes. Make sure that your child can easily open the lunchbox. Durable lunchboxes with handles and bright colors are some other features to consider when choosing your toddler’s lunchbox.