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To-Go Ware's large stainless steel sidekick holds 1 cup portions of fresh fruit, cereal, yogurt, whatever you like. Pack crackers or cookies and save them getting squished in your bag.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
The lid definitely isn't tight. I had to bend the container a little just so the lid would stay on. The metal is a good heavy weight. The thing that annoyed me the most is that this item was (and still is) being sold as $[...] but I was charged $[...] for the item (not including any shipping or handling.)
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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We made the switch to using reusable containers for my kids lunches 2 years ago - we have several To-Go Ware containers along with LunchBot containers. What we have found is that the lids on these will occasionally get jammed somehow where it takes a herculean effort to release the lid. My kids have had to ask a teacher to open it for them and, on occasion, the teacher has been unable to get it open. When my kids first started reporting this problem I was a bit skeptical until one came back home still sealed and it took me 10 min to open it up (I ended up banging it on a counter). There is no lip that you can use to gain purchase when you are trying to pull these open.
We have gone with the LunchBots Rounds Stainless Steel Leak-Proof Food Container Set, 8-Ounce and 16-Ounce, they are more expensive, but they don't seem to have a problem with the lids getting stuck.
Other than the lid issue the size of the Large is perfect for apple slices and other side dishes for lunch.
We have gone with the LunchBots Rounds Stainless Steel Leak-Proof Food Container Set, 8-Ounce and 16-Ounce, they are more expensive, but they don't seem to have a problem with the lids getting stuck.
Other than the lid issue the size of the Large is perfect for apple slices and other side dishes for lunch.
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i like this, and i'll use it...but i also ordered the lunchbots snack containers and i prefer those for size and also for the screw-on lid.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Sturdy and affordable start to using stainless steel containers
I bought a large sidekick snack can from Whole Foods for a dollar less than the price here. The can is sturdy and made in India of a substantial, heavier-weight stainless steel. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Target Shopper
A good choice
I used this product for the first time today. It's well constructed, and it's the right size for a perfect lunchtime shrimp/avocado salad.
Published on April 8, 2010 by Dixie R. Smith
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