Make lunch and snack times adorable again with these fun bento and snack boxes.
You've got to take your lunch and snacks to school and work anyway, so why not make it fun? We rounded up our favorite cute
and colorful containers to make sure your food is always dressed to impress.
Our first beautiful boxes are the Takenaka Deep Bento Boxes, in Large ($32) and Small ($22).
These deep-dish style boxes, made of durable polyethylene, come in a variety of bold colors (pictured here in blue). Both
have locking side clasps for an airtight seal, and the large version comes with a movable divider.
Your lunch is sure to be the envy of the office in this bright and bold bento! The Odaiba bento ($24) is made of two stacking containers, but can also be used without the upper container (which has its own removable lid).
The colorful top clips on to keep your contents secure. Available in five different color schemes.
Traditional Indian tiffins have been toting food back and forth for years. Aladdin's bold tomato-hued spin on the classic tiffin ($25) is insulated and leak-proof, keeping your lunch hot or cold for around three hours. The lids are interchangeable, so you
can use one bowl or both—your choice! A removable divider and an ice pack are also included.
These Lunchskins reusable snack bags ($8 each) are environmentally friendly and completely adorable. Each bag is lined with fast-drying, lightweight, and certified food-safe
fabric, and there’s even a convenient space for labeling.
Kids will love toting this bright lunchbox ($18) to school every day. Four neat compartments and an airtight lid keep food organized and fresh, and the handle makes for effortlessly
portable meals.
This clever little Bento & Co. box ($25) keeps both your food and your drink cold, all while bundled together in one convenient package. The box comes in six different
colors and contains a freezable gel pack.
Your food will have quite the pretty view when packed neatly in one of these decorated glass containers ($38/set of 5). Each bowl comes with its own lid and will hold 16 ounces of your favorite dish.
Talk about versatility! This tiffin-style food carrier ($19) consists of two food containers, plus a lid that doubles as a plate. It’s all sealed together with a double-latch system
to protect against leaks. Each piece is made of high-quality, food-grade stainless steel. Shown here is the smaller 2-tier
option, perfect for snacks or small meals. If you need to pack more, there is a larger 2-tier version, as well as a 3-tier option.
Let these little friends join in on snack time! Broadway Panhandler offers four versions of this Japan-inspired bento box (pictured here in Maiko and Ninja, $35 each). The bodies are made of two stacking compartments, and their headgear is a small bowl for dips and sauces. An elastic strap
keeps your snacks secure.
If you combined a traditional bento box with a classic, elementary school lunch box, you’d get this versitile bento box from Kitchenworks ($25). Within the large outer container are five smaller boxes that can be removed, rearranged, and filled to fit your every lunchtime
whim. Its hard plastic material ensures it will be around for many meals to come.
This collapsible 3-bowl set ($20) is more than just colorful; each bowl also ‘smooshes’ flat for easy storage. Featuring twist-on, leak proof lids, this set
is a must-have for small kitchens. (Note: The bottom two containers are pictured in their collapsed state.)
Have a fruit and veggie field day with Hutzler's fun Snack Attack carrot and apple snack boxes ($6 each). Each one has a small container (with lid) to hold your hummus or other dip, and a larger bowl to keep your favorite healthy
snacks safe.
Inside the unique Bento Colors box ($25) are three stackable boxes, each with a lid. The inner boxes can be removed for easy packing and storage flexibility. This
simple and stylish box is available in pink, purple, black, white, green, and blue (pictured).
If you’re on the go or pressed for storage space, the Pop'n Go collapsible container is a great option ($25). The body features two compartments to effortlessly pack whatever you’re craving, while the lid holds a matching combination
utensil (no more hunting for a fork or spoon at lunchtime!).
Umbra’s bento cut and prep set ($30) makes it easy to prepare foods ahead of time and seal them away for future use. The cutting board doubles as a lid, and it
fits neatly on top of five nesting boxes (two 1-cup, two 2-cup, and one 3-cup).
This double-walled, stainless steel food jar from Thermos ($21) will be the superhero of your lunchbox, keeping both hot and chilled foods at their respective temperatures for 5-7 hours.
Of course, the colorful designs don’t hurt either (there are two to choose from). Its ergonomic and leak proof lid is also
easy for little ones to open, so you have one less worry at lunchtime.
The lovable Totoro makes a fantastic lunchtime companion on this sturdy blue and green container from Bento & Co. ($17). Four clips ensure a tight seal, and a removable divider keeps your food separated. The Totoro Bento Box pictured here is the 900 ml version, but it is also available in 650 and 1200 ml ($15 and $18, respectively).
This tiffin-style lunch box from Vivo is sure to brighten any day with its retro look and bold colors. The lid and chrome frame keeps its stacking layers neatly
upright and makes it a breeze to carry around. While the pictured style is no longer available online, here are six other color and style options from the same brand ($21-$36).
It may resemble a takeout box, but this Aladdin Insulated To-Go Food Container ($15) is far from its foam lookalikes. Its cool-touch technology keeps the box from being too hot, even straight out of the microwave,
and its double-wall build keeps food warmer for longer. It also features an internal divider and a leak proof lid.
Cute woodland creatures make everything better, right? Each container in this 4-piece set from My Sweet Muffin ($18/set) features a different design on a sweet polka-dot background. Also, each is a different size, so they nest neatly inside one
another when stored.
We aren’t monkeying around—we love this Hakoya monkey bento box ($24 USD)! Its 2-tier design keeps foods organized, and it even includes an elastic band to keep things nice and secure.
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