LunchBots Medium Trio II Snack Container - Divided Stainless Steel Food Container - Three Sections for Snacks On the Go - Eco-Friendly, Dishwasher Safe, BPA-Free - Stainless Lid - Aqua Dots

As a parent who is always looking for good snack containers for my kids' lunches and snacks on-the-go, I was really impressed with the LunchBots Medium Trio II container. This BPA-free plastic container has three compartments perfect for packing a variety of snacks or small meals.The best part is that each compartment has its own snap-tight lid, making this super convenient and eliminating worries about snacks spilling and mixing together. My kids love being able to open just one section at a time for portions of their snacks. I also really like using this container for myself when I want to pack small snacks like nuts, fruits, and veggies for the workday.Durable and cute, highly recommend this one!

I got this for my 3 year old and it's been working out great! It's sturdy, holds a good amount of food, does not leak and cleans well and easily in the dishwasher. My toddler loves it too!

I use this for my toddler’s lunch, and it’s the perfect size for a cut up sandwich and some side items.

I would have given this 3.75 stars, if Amazon allowed for it, but I bought this product back last August for back to school lunches and overall, I am pleased with its performance. I thought it might be helpful to post our longer term experience for other people.I used these for a 6 year old and a 15 year old nearly everyday for a year (weekends excepted.)What I liked:-Works as advertised: Originally, I just wanted a small, compact vessel that would allow me to send sandwiches to school and not have to wrap them in creepy plastic wrap for them to maintain their components or allow them to be squished beyond eating. This box prevents both scenarios well. It also allowed me to put things like crackers or little chips or cookies and not see them squished! All of that is very exciting as I am convinced my viking children use their back packs as shields in territorial wars with other viking children at school...or anywhere I am not looking. -Actually sturdy and maintained condition well: A few watermarks, but no dents or scuffs on the lids, NO RUST at all all while definitely keeping my kids' lunch safely in the shape I originally sent it to school. There are a few caveats with this, but I'll get to them later.-Dividers worked very well. It really did keep NON-WET food separate. No more "my sandwich tasted like old cheetos and I didn't eat it..." That was lovely.-I loved the flexible lid was flexible enough for my 6-year-old to open the box without assistance! The lid itself was also a pretty snug fit and didnt allow for food to escape, which is important in territorial viking wars.- Cute! I love the lid styling and the different colors were very helpful in designating which lunch went to which child. I also agree with the reviewer who said they may have been a protective element, because they do give a little more layering to the lids (which is again, a softer, more flexible metal) from dents, scratches or just dropping this hunk of stuff on the floor and hearing the clanging for miles (and revealing your position to the enemy.)The caveats:-We put these in the dishwasher ONCE and just one of the plastic lids deformed enough to permanently reject all future adherence to the metal lid. That's a big bummer, because I haven't found any replacements for just the plastic lid. Also, because we've only hand washed these boxes, that may be why they've stood up so well, because as mentioned before, there is NO rust anywhere.-Handwashing was kind of a bummer. Yeah, we removed the remaining lid each time needed to clean them, but I didnt want to risk it not going back where it should and then having completely non-identifiable lunches.-They are definitely on the small side. These ended up being a supplemental for my bigger kid who ate more food than the smaller one. Both boxes were placed in larger, insulated lunch bags for temperature control that always had additional food. The metal casing here has a definite disadvantage in the heat, - it can get hot quickly.-No liquids or even liquid-like substances. Don't even try. You can get away with washed, dried berries or grapes. Nothing acidic either, - make-em peel those oranges!-While there are some great design points here, it's a little pricey.The takeaway:This is a good little lunch box that held up to my ruffian's treatment and is ready to go another year. I wish it was bigger, I wish it was a little less money, I wish I could run it in the dishwasher, I wish I had another lid. Other than that, this is a great product which has served me and my viking horde very well.

I own two of these that I use this for my toddler’s day care lunch. I’m wary of plastic and this is the perfect portion size for him. It’s durable, easy to open, and easy to clean. It fits perfectly in his backpack and is very durable. It’s not leakproof, so I prefer to use silicone holders for the smaller compartments when I put fruits and veggies in it. I find the silicone muffin holders hard to clean and the branded version created specifically for these to expensive (plus, I couldn’t purchase just the smaller sized ones, I had to buy an entire set), so I’ve been using silicone mason jar protector sleeves (4 oz size). They fit perfectly into the smaller compartments, are easy to clean, and are much more reasonably priced.

Got it when he was 3 for day care. He is in kindergarten now and still uses this everyday for school. Easy for him to open and close the lid and looks good to go for the next year too. Love this product.

These containers are perfect for snacks on the go or all the side dishes to a school lunch. We use them daily and I love that they are easy to clean, keep the food cold, and are made of stainless steel. I pop silicone cupcake liners in to make sure no juice from fruit goes anywhere else and it works perfectly. Really pleased with these!

One month and 10 day update: it's rusting.I did read reviews and measurements of this container. I intentionally went up to the medium size from the snack size for those reasons. But let me tell you, this thing is TINY. There's no way that this is going to grow with my toddler. I purchased reusable snack bags and silicone cups to go in this for moisture reasons. But I can fit one cup inside one of the smaller sections and that is it. If you're a visual person like me you can first 2 reusable silicone cups in the large section with maybe some space for 6 small crackers. The smaller section could fit one silicone cup and maybe room for 2 to 4 small crackers. This isn't exactly 5x6 but I guess it's close with one side being a smidgen over 6. This doesn't feel like it's worth $24. I don't see this as durable in the least. It picked up finger prints and had small scratches on the inside already...from my finger? The patricians are not completely sealed off and there are tiny gaps. Anything liquid should be avoided in this thing. I'd prefer to spend even ten more dollars on a normal sized container. I do not recommend this based off my initial observations. What I like about it is that it's not plastic and it's light weight. I took pictures with a tape measure to show sizing and with a standard drinking straw (I know, not eco friendly but they're from before my change over to eco friendly products;).

Easy to use lid for little kids at school

Really like this lunch box for my 3 year old. Can fit a good amount in. It’s easy for him to open. It’s leakproof and easy to clean too.

We searched high and low for a container that was not made out of plastic or glass that we could put snacks in for our 3 year old daughter. This container is a dream. Easy to clean, seals quite well, is durable, and you don't have to worry about any of the nasty chemicals in plastic or fearing it's glass and will break. We love this container.

Bien material pero es muy pequeñoLo usa mi hija para su lunch y no cabe todo

Wir haben lange nach einer Brotdose gesucht, die sowohl in den Schulranzen passt wie auch eine schöne Aufteilung der Fächer hat, schadstofffrei ist und spülmaschinengeeignet.Tja, all die Punkte erfüllt diese Box perfekt. Ich kann sie absolut jedem ans Herz legen für sein Kindergarten oder Schulkind.Die bunten Bento Boxen der Konkurrenz können da nicht mithalten. Die sind nämlich doppelt so schwer, gehen leicht kaputt undsind sehr umständlich zu reinigen.Wenn wir unserer Drittklässlerin zusätzlich Joghurt mitgeben wollen, dann nimmt sie einen Squ*** Snacker mit. Der darf dann anschließend auch in die Spülmaschine.