To-Go Ware 3-Tier Stainless Lunch Box

I'm one of the people who does way too much research before making even the smallest purchase, so in my quest for a new lunch box, I looked around for a few days before settling on this guy. I'm headed to law school in just a few weeks, so I was looking for something durable, environmentally-friendly, and (most of all) inexpensive. And so far, I'm really happy with the choice I made. Best features: * The top tin can be carried independently of the whole set for smaller lunches or snacks. * The whole unit is super-easy to clean and doesn't get stinky, impossible-to-clean stains like icky plastic. * The included sidekick container is perfect for hummus (and for dressings, I guess, if you're into that). * The shape is perfect: small enough to be crammed into a backpack. (This may not be true once the backpack is also full of books, but in that case, there's a handle.) Minor, minor drawbacks (not enough to drop the star rating, though) * The clamps are LOUD! Beware if you open this in a library - you'll get some glares. * The top tin is the only one that's liquid-tight, so you can only carry one soup at a time. This will never be a problem for me, and it's difficult to imagine it being a problem for anyone else, but if you are a soup aficionado, I guess that could be a deal-breaker. * As other reviewers noted, if the lid is on the sidekick container, it will only fit in the top tin. This is not a huge drawback - unless you want to carry a liquid AND the sidekick. None of these drawbacks, except the first, apply to me. So for my money, this is 5 stars, but for others, it could be maybe 4.

Great lunch box to pack different food items…easy to pack in a backpack!

I really was curious about the whole Bento idea, but I didn't want to spend a lot of money on one--so I bought this. It is super sturdy, and I like the design. More than anything, I learned that I loved Bentos and the flexibility it gives me for meals. I can spend 16 hours on campus and have all the meals I need in one compact container. This was worth my money to help me experiment and find out that this system works well for me. However, it has some deep flaws. 1. It doesn't seal, so anything liquidy leaks. This also caused things like pasta and rice to dry out quicker--which is odd once you read my third point...but true nonetheless. 2. It's stainless steel, great for staining, hard to reheat food. I solved this by keeping paper plates on my locker. I knew about both of those before I bought it, there was one problem I didn't expect that caused me havoc. 3. I knew that this doesn't keep heat or cold well, so I kept it in the fridge so my food wouldn't spoil. However, taking this in and out of the fridge multiple times a day caused it to cool down and heat up multiple times a day. This process, combined with the steel, created condensation inside of the container (and outside, but that doesn't matter). As a result, salads, breads, and such would get soggy. I ended up buying a better bento. In conclusion, this is a great unit to buy to test the bento concept. It isn't a very good long term investment though...unless you have some creative ways to get around the sealing and condensation problems....

I really wanted to like this lunch/snack container but I have trouble getting them opened.

I purchased 2 and am going to get more. These hold much more than they look like they would hold. I am using them at our lake house to bring snacks to the dock and on the boat. Easy to carry and very cute looking. I did find out yesterday though that they are not waterproof. I put them in the cooler and they were submerged in the cold water and the snacks were all wet. If they had a rubber seal to waterproof they would be perfect.

I use this tiffin for bringing my lunch to work and storing leftovers (saves so much room in the fridge!). It's light, compact, and easy to clean. It's not leakproof, but if you keep it upright (as I do in my tote bag), it's fine. I've carried many liquidy items in it and nothing has ever leaked during my two-mile walk to the office. The two lower layers don't have as much room as the top, but you can still get a fair amount in there. The top holds a large portion and I'll get too full from that (e.g. pasta), but if I pack it in one of the lower layers, I find the portion size is just right. I usually pack fruit and snacks in the other two layers and that's my food ration for the work day. The clamps make a pretty loud sound when you open and close them, but your colleagues will quickly adapt and soon enough stop asking you what the heck you're up to.

I was so excited for this tiffin, but the quality and workmanship are very poor. It arrived scuffed up and a bit dented, just handling the tiffin, the bottom would spring or pop in and out a bit. Super thin. I kept searching for tiffins to see what else there was out there, and I found Grand Trunk sells a tiffin Grand Trunk Stainless Steel Food Carrier (Zebra brand or something like that) it's sold through amazon, and I was so excited when I got it! The quality is great, 18/10 stainless steal, and thick and sturdy. The price is actually even a bit better, and the lock closure is better quality. I like the handle better too, check it out if your thinking of getting this one, it is not as good!

Ne garde pas chaud et pas hermétique avec pression sur le tour du couvert

Esperaba que los depósitos tuvieran mayor diámetro, sin embargo, al usarlo en mis para transportar mis alimentos, me percaté de que tienen el tamaño perfecto. Estoy encantado con el producto.

Esta perfecta¡¡

El peor producto que he comprado por internet, no compren este producto, no me han regresado mi dinero, es un producto lleno de defectos

MUY PRACTICO