- Ideal sizes for everyday use
- Popular sizes at a great value
- 100% airtight & watertight
- Microwave, freezer & dishwasher safe
- Optimal stain resistance
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Optimize your time, money and space with this Lock & Lock container. Made of high quality, translucent, Polypropylene plastic this easy to use, patented ergonomically designed square container comes complete with two identical, removable compartments for your convenience- perfect at home, in the office or on the road! 100% air and water tight. Dishwasher, microwave, freezer safe. Measures: 6.1 inch x 2.4 inch tall. 4 Separate identical removeable trays included
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17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Sturdy, leakproof, durable lunch container,
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This review is from: Lock & Lock 3.6 Cup Rectangular Storage with Trays (Kitchen)
I use this and an Emsa E503392 Clip and Close Shallow Rectangle Storage Container with 3 Inserts to pack my lunches for work - I like the dividers to separate out foods that I don't want to mix or leak into other items in my lunch, and I love that the seal and clips mean the lid won't leak or come loose in my purse on my commute. The volume and size is just about perfect for an adult's meal. If you like to pack bento style lunches, or just want to pack a variety of foods in a single container, this is a great product.
In the context of packing lunches, the only drawback is that I would prefer a container that is not quite so deep and had more length and width to hold the same volume. You kind of have to 'stack' food up to fill the depth of the container. The layout of the Emsa container linked above is perfect; however the material of the Lock & Lock container trays/inserts seems more durable than the Emsa, holds up better in the microwave and resists stains a little better. So the two are about equivalent for my purposes and I use them interchangeably.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great for bentos!,
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This review is from: Lock & Lock 3.6 Cup Rectangular Storage with Trays (Kitchen)
I bought this to make bentos for my kids. It is the perfect size for them (10 and 8 yrs old) I love that the little compartments fit all the way up to the top lid. That keeps food from spilling around the locked container. It is also nice that the food is separated and not touching each other. I have several different types of bento containers and this is a great addition to my collection.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not as great as I expect from Lock & Lock,
By 3jaysmom (Nashua, NH) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Lock & Lock 3.6 Cup Rectangular Storage with Trays (Kitchen)
I love lock &lock, so when I wanted to pack bentos for my kids, I figured they would be the best choice. As usual, I read the reviews before buying, and they were positive. Most stated that the food didn't leak from one compartment to the next, exactly what I wanted to hear. I ordered 3, one for each child,and thought they were great. Perfect size container, perfect portion inner sections, easy for my young kids to open, yet has a great airtight lid; so many positives. The one negative is a big one, though. The inner sections DO leak into each other. So many stated that they don't that I thought I must have a "bad" set, but I have 3, and this is a problem for all of them, so I doubt this is the case. It is great that they don't leak all over their backpacks, but the kids did not like the "dust" from the crackers sticking to the grapes in the other section, or the natural juices that comes from any fruit touching their cheese in another section. (cant blame them; wet cheese, blech)They are fine for me to use, as I dont have them knocking around in a backpack, they are typically placed upright in my fridge, but I dont really need them, I am a stay at home mom who can just put my food on a plate....no fancy sectioned container needed (wow, I guess I do need to get out more!)I tried to put a napkin in the bottom to make the sections more tight to the lids, it was too thick to close. Any suggestions from other users on how to help this would be appreciated,as I really want to use these for snacks for the kids at school.
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