Solo Rectangle Pod Snack Box
Reusable Stainless Steel lunch boxes, bamboo sporks, cotton Keep Leaf Baggies, wraps and lunch bags and beautiful Furoshiki wraps provide great safe, toxin-free, environmentally friendly lunchware and snackware! They are great alternatives to plastic, and throwaway lunch food packaging.
Price: $11.95
Solo Rectangle Pod
The perfect size for meal accompaniments and snacks, the unbreakable, non toxic solo stainless steel rectangle pod by ECOlunchbox is a handy addition to any lunch, camping or picnic set.
- Dimensions: about 10 cm x 6 cm x 4 cm height
- Colour Choice: Stainless steel
Lid: Pressure-fitted so fits nice and snug, but NOT leak-proof.
Features:
- Can be used inside a larger lunchbox or by itself
- Made of 304 high quality stainless steel
- BPA Free, lead-free, non-toxic and non-leaching (Independently tested)
- Does not retain stains, odours or tastes
- Dishwasher Safe
- Reusable and recyclable
- Made in India
- NOT leak-proof
Product Categories: ECO Lunchware, ECOLunchbox
Product Tags: Snack Box, Solo Rectangle Pod
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