Lunch on the Go? (Bento style)

[Melaine]

I just saw these at Ross for $6.99 (or maybe $7.99), thought they looked neat. Anyone use them? They are BPA free according to the website.

http://www.fit-fresh.com/products/transportation/lunchonthego.php

[christiedavid3]

Funny, I saw these there last week and almost bought them. Curious to hear if others have tried them.

[kristac]

I had these and don't like them- the lids were difficult to use and warped in the dishwasher so now they are near impossible even for me.

[DrSally]

We have one. It's a decent price, but not fantastic. DS complained that his food was *too cold*. I wish the compartments were smaller for him.

[daniele_ut]

I just saw a blurb about this one in a parenting magazine and it looks kind of cool:

http://www.amazon.com/Dr-Sears-Nibble-Yellow-Months/dp/B002V92XRQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=baby-products&qid=1273070408&sr=1-1

[Minnifer]

I just ordered these containers from Citizenpip - the company describes their products as "muck-free" meaning no lead, BPA, or phthalates - and the containers got good reviews online:

http://www.citizenpip.com/containers.html

[Sweetum]

these are similar in concept to the glassware sold at costco? Isn't glass better anyway? or are we talking about things kids can handle (glass is too heavy and breakable)

[Melaine]

Glass is definitely better. I don't have a Costco, so I have no idea of all the magical things housed there. I was actually thinking about getting them for DH, not so much the kids.