The days have dragged by but my new designer lunch boxes have finally made their way to me. I was going to get us all the same colour, then I found the Dan from JRE industries had a whole mix of colours, but not enough for eight of one colour, he also told me he had one set in pink.
TLB (my daughter The Littlest Bushwacker) has already been asking for a pink Spork so knowing how important 'style' is to any trip outside, I had to order it for her.
First thoughts
They look bigger in the pictures, but I've anecdotal evidence that having bigger plates makes people (OK me) have bigger dinners, so maybe that's no bad thing.
The design is way cool - after you've scarfed your lunch all the bits disappear back into the big box so you've less clutter to take home
The main box is a reasonable size and depth for eating wet foods, and its lid has quite a lip to it so it will make a practical outdoor plate.
The little pot is a little pot.
The chopping board-colander hybrid is a really good innovation, with just kettle water i can now prepare noodles at work! Afield it means i can rinse blackberries and other gatherings. Best of all i now have somewhere safe to slice things, slicing has been the death of many a plastic plate and the lid of the occasional Tupperware box.
The plastic cup with lid - is, well, a plastic cup with a lid. Handy.
The Spork - despite Pablos Spork anxiety inducing comments the Spork is still a convenient way to cuttle whilst out and about
The true test of any lunchbox - does an oil and vinegar dressing leak out of it?
Is it really 'dishwasher proof' as Light My Fire claim?
This has been an UnBoxing review, only time will tell..........
Thanks for reading
SBW
