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Color: Stainless Steel
LunchBots Trio stainless steel food containers feature three compartments for balanced snacks: grapes, cheese and crackers; sushi, edamame and carrots; pasta, chicken and cherry tomatoes-the combinations are endless, whatever you pack, LunchBots make meals more appetizing, helping ensure your food containers return home empty. Made of the highest quality 18/8 stainless steel, LunchBots Trio food containers are durable and free of plastic and BPA. The Trio, in an all-stainless finish, is dishwasher safe.
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
23 of 25 people found the following review helpful
By transliz
Color Name:Stainless Steel|Amazon Verified Purchase
I got the Trio and the orange-lided Duo.
Pros
I like the sleek, modern look of the silver lid (I think the Uno comes with both silver and painted-lid versions). The Trio is much more rectangular (important to me because I like things modular) and the Duo more oval shaped. Because of its shape, the Trio holds slightly more food.
Cons
The Trio seems to have a different stainless steel lining. It's a bit rougher whereas the Duo has a really smooth, shiny surface inside. The divider seems to be sturdier on the Duo as well. The vertical line on the T-bar divider is not perfectly straight in mine. Handwashing is harder with the Trio because of that extra section.
On both items, the divider is not completely sealed off at the edges and that millimeter opening will let soup, for instance, through. But I had no problems with slightly wet cut-up fruit.
Overall, Duo is more versatile (2 halves of sandwich, 1 wet 1 dy sections, etc.) and I use it almost everyday. But I still like the Trio because I pack smaller portions of various food items. Having that extra section helps.
Pros
I like the sleek, modern look of the silver lid (I think the Uno comes with both silver and painted-lid versions). The Trio is much more rectangular (important to me because I like things modular) and the Duo more oval shaped. Because of its shape, the Trio holds slightly more food.
Cons
The Trio seems to have a different stainless steel lining. It's a bit rougher whereas the Duo has a really smooth, shiny surface inside. The divider seems to be sturdier on the Duo as well. The vertical line on the T-bar divider is not perfectly straight in mine. Handwashing is harder with the Trio because of that extra section.
On both items, the divider is not completely sealed off at the edges and that millimeter opening will let soup, for instance, through. But I had no problems with slightly wet cut-up fruit.
Overall, Duo is more versatile (2 halves of sandwich, 1 wet 1 dy sections, etc.) and I use it almost everyday. But I still like the Trio because I pack smaller portions of various food items. Having that extra section helps.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
By sherimiya
Color Name:Stainless Steel
I also own the LunchBot Uno and Duo, which I have been using to pack school bento lunches for my kids for a year. Like those, the Trio is made of excellent quality stainless steel with a snug (though not leakproof) lid. The nice thing about this one is that, like the Duo, it comes with permanently mounted dividers. This makes it easy to keep different flavors separate. I routinely use different sections for protein, vegetables and fruits. It also helps in making sure you're giving a varied, well-balanced meal to your child (or yourself). I love the design of this model, and and sure it will gain a place in regular rotation at our house. I whole-heartedly recommend this box (as I do the Uno and Duo as well). The company is responsive and interactive.
You can see how much I use these containers for packing daily lunches for my kids at my blog, […].
You can see how much I use these containers for packing daily lunches for my kids at my blog, […].
14 of 16 people found the following review helpful
By picky mommy
Color Name:Stainless Steel|Amazon Verified Purchase
Initial post: I purchased 4 sets of various sized Lunch Bots containers when my daughter's school would no longer allow us to use the glass containers we had been using at their center for over a year and half. We will not use plastic so this was the alternative. Since the container is $18 I was very disappointed when the trio arrived and the section that divides the smaller two sections was put in at an angle. It was obviously not meant to be this way. Could not send back because I needed it immediately. Very disappointed that I got a bad container.
2 moths later: I really do like the product despite the fact that it wasn't built well. It is great to be able to put many items into one container. My daughter's preschool teachers have commented on how much they like the container too. I also have the duo LunchBots that I use as well. I am thinking about purchasing another Trio to use in my own lunch.
2 moths later: I really do like the product despite the fact that it wasn't built well. It is great to be able to put many items into one container. My daughter's preschool teachers have commented on how much they like the container too. I also have the duo LunchBots that I use as well. I am thinking about purchasing another Trio to use in my own lunch.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Versatile and Durable
I purchased these for my kids and pyrex for my husband as we are replacing plastic in our home for durability reasons. Read more
Published 9 days ago by Kat May
3.0 out of 5 stars
Smaller than I thought
This lunch box is incredibly small. I expected it to be quite a bit larger. You can't fit too much food in it.
Published 11 days ago by Jennifer Waite
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great for my son's lunch!
I had purchased the LunchBots Duo Container before purchasing the Trio container. I love both containers! Easy to use and clean.
Published 17 days ago by urcula
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great for lunches and snacks
This is great for lunches and snacks, allows choices without the bulk of multiple containers! Good for kids lunch boxes!
Published 26 days ago by Grace
2.0 out of 5 stars
Too small
I loved the idea of these stainless bento boxes.
They're great for storing lunch, etc.
Unfortunately, these boxes are very small.
They're great for storing lunch, etc.
Unfortunately, these boxes are very small.
Published 1 month ago by Edna
5.0 out of 5 stars
Bento anyone
I make bento lunches for my entire family, and this though small is a good size but if it's being toted it is not air or liquid tight, will need to use a band just to keep the top... Read more
Published 1 month ago by me
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great product and outstanding customer service
This lunchbox has enough room to fit my daughters lunch and it is very light. It's easy to clean and I prefer it over other lunch boxes that we've had in the past. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Pen Name
5.0 out of 5 stars
Cute and fun.
Just the right size if you are one watching your portions because it is a bit petite. The design makes eating from it fun.
Published 1 month ago by Christy Anderson
2.0 out of 5 stars
Good for kids but...
The picture is kind of misleading, it is actuall really, really small. there's not much you can fit in it.
Published 1 month ago by megan
1.0 out of 5 stars
I'll give it one more try...............
I ordered this one because it was highly recommended. Yes it is small (I expected that) you can't fit a sandwich cut in half (with the edges)in this container. Read more
Published 2 months ago by L. Almeda
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