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Stainless Steel Lunch Boxes

Built for school, busy workdays and on-the-go routines, Décor’s stainless steel lunch boxes keep your food fresh and organised.

 

Choose a multi-compartment bento box for balanced meal prep, a compact snack container for work breaks, or a spacious box sized for large sandwiches and wraps. The boxes include leakproof silicone seals, which keep dressings and dips contained in a durable design that can handle daily commutes.
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Frequently asked Questions

Not on its own, as stainless steel isn't insulated. Pack your lunch box in an insulated lunch bag with an ice pack to keep food fresh until lunchtime. For a hot lunch,
swap to an insulated food jar, which keeps food warm without a microwave.

A stainless steel bento box has separate compartments, so fruit, crackers and mains stay apart, and nothing goes soggy. It suits kids who like to graze. A lunch box with one or two compartments has more room for sandwiches, wraps and leftovers. Add a stainless steel snack box for recess and fruit break.

A smaller stainless steel children's lunch box with three or four compartments suits younger kids, keeping portions small and foods separate. Older kids and teens need more room for sandwiches, wraps and bigger appetites.

Our silicone-sealed lids make a leak proof stainless steel lunch box for thick foods like yoghurt, dips and pasta sauce. Runny dressings can still find their way between compartments, so pack them in a small snack container inside the box. Packing soup? An insulated food jar is made for it.

Only the lids. The base and any dividers are food-grade stainless steel, so your food sits on steel, not plastic. The lids are BPA-free plastic with a food-grade silicone seal, which keeps everything snug and stops yoghurt and dips escaping into the school bag.

Yes. The stainless steel bases can go straight in the dishwasher. To keep the lids and silicone seals in good shape for longer, wash them on the top rack or by hand in warm soapy water. Pop the seal out of the lid first so the groove gets a proper clean too.