I love my preschooler's Laptop Lunches Bento-style lunchbox. Laptop Lunches did not contact us to ask to be mentioned, nor did they give me a lunchbox - I bought one for my daughter of my own initiative this past spring, and I am just telling you about how much I adore this lunchbox system.
The system is American-made, and the pieces are BPA-free and lead-free. The features (two lidded containers - large and medium, two unlidded containers - large and medium, one tiny lidded "dip" container, plus a slot for silverware and room in the carrying case for the included water bottle) all add up to a very lunch-packing-friendly setup that encourages fresh ingredients.
Some things that you could put in the dip container:
- Almond butter or peanut butter (to go with sliced fruit)
- Creamy dips (I usually make with yoghurt or sour cream plus some other seasonings)
- Raisins or other trail-mixy stuff
- Nutella
- Cream cheese dips
I also (of course!) love that I don't need to spend additional money on plastic baggies or other items to make lunches.
Using a Laptop Lunches bento-style lunchbox works for us!
What do you use to increase the love for packing lunches?
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2 comments:
Sometimes I like to surprise my daughter, who no longer lives at home, with Weight Watcher's lunches. Wouldn't they be cute in this? However, it seems your links aren't working--at least, not for me. I keep getting a 404 message.
I've been using Easy Lunchboxes. I too went searching for the "perfect" solution and found them. I love them so much, I advertise them on my blog.
I've been using them for my 2 elementary kids and it has streamlined the lunchtime process tremendously.
I hear good things about Laptop Lunches too!
http://themeanestmomma.com/2010/08/04/buying-a-better-lunchbox/
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