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With plastic-free LunchBots, you won't need to tote disposable paper bags or unhealthy plastic containers to school or work. Smart idea.
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Lunchbots
Stainless Steel Lunch Containers
The perfect reusable container for packing a sandwich, fruit, nuts, and more!
$14.99
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Plastic-free Lunches to Go
Good afternoon Daily Grommet fans! Thanks for taking the time to learn more about LunchBots. Now is the perfect time of year to think about packing plastic-free and waste-free lunches for back to school. LunchBots are healthier than plastic and better for the environment. Both the containers and the lids are made from the highest quality 18/8 stainless steel.

LunchBots are a great alternative to plastic baggies and containers. We also offer a school fundraising program, check out LunchBots.com for the details. We are thrilled to be featured on Daily Grommet today and we are happy to answer your questions. Thanks!
Jacqueline on Aug 20, 2009
Love the PTA / PTO program of a donation to the school. Great idea. And the product looks perfect too. Nice Grommet.
DJP on Aug 20, 2009
I love this idea - I'm sick of those plastic bags too (and feeling more and more guilty about using them these days). But my question is whether these affect the taste of the food?
Mary on Aug 20, 2009
I love this idea! I've been using plastic re-usable containers for my kids' lunches, but worry about the off-gassing and potential for bacteria to linger. This is fabulous!
Leslie on Aug 20, 2009
Great idea -- and very stylish!
Pam on Aug 20, 2009
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Hi Mary, 18/8 stainless steel is extremely durable and does not leach, so it will not affect the taste of the food. LunchBots are even safe for acidic foods and will not rust. Thanks!
LunchBots on Aug 20, 2009
I'm wondering how heavy these are. I guess it doesn't matter that much, because the son whose backpack seems to way 20 lbs buys lunch. My younger son is fairly light, but doesn't need to tote books around, so maybe it doesn't matter...
Claire on Sep 12, 2009
@Claire, Lunchbots only weigh a few ounces -- we've been using them every day since the start of school, and it really does not make a material difference in my son's backpack. Besides, I feel good about not packing in plastic baggies -- and I think there's a cool factor associated with these eco-friendly, unique snack and lunch containers in his fourth grade classroom.
Barbara on Sep 12, 2009
I think the Lunchbots look cool! I'd love to see them first-hand--will see if any local retailers stock them. It is interesting they were able to make stainless steel lids that will fit well--so often you see SS containers with plastic lids. Thanks for the post!
Lunchbox Obsessed on Sep 14, 2009
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