Stainless Steel Food Container - lunchbots uno

Priced at: $18.00

Lunch to go has never looked better - or been safer. This LunchBots stainless steel lunch and snack container is healthier than plastic, better for the environment and durable. Both the container and the lid are made from the highest quality 18/8 (#304) food grade stainless steel - no plastic. The top of the lid is uniquely powder coated blue with a non-VOC finish. This stainless steel food container is independently lab certified to be lead-free. Ideal flat, rounded rectangular shape to fit in any lunch bag, box or sack. The Uno is the perfect container for packing a sandwich, sushi, burrito - whatever your favourite lunch to go might be!

LunchBots are available in four styles, including a smaller sized divided container in yellow called the Pico and a larger singular, green shape (ideal for leftovers in the fridge) called the Eco. For more eco-friendly lunch gear, check out our kids lunch bags - the adorable Munchler animal-shaped Lefty the dog is a great option for girls or boys.

For help and advice or to order over the phone, please call 604 922 2220 or toll free 1 877 216 5463.

More information:
The lid is only coloured on the top side, NOT the underside.

Dishwasher safe.

Best for solid food, this container is not water tight.

Stainless steel is one of the safest materials for food storage and handling. It is an alloy made from natural elements: iron ore, chromium, silicon, nickel, carbon, nitrogen, and manganese. The final metal has differing properties depending on varying amounts of these elements.

LunchBots food storage containers are manufactured from high-quality, food grade Type 304 stainless steel. Stainless steel has great resistance to stain or rust due to its chromium content making it the material of choice for food processing, dairy and brewing. Stainless steel is easy to clean, durable, and sanitary.

Did you know on average, a student creates 66 lbs of lunch waste per year? According to the Recycling Council of Ontario, that's 18,700 lbs per school per year. It's high time to go waste-free!