The Snacker™ - Stainless Steel Lunch box • Plastic Free Pursuit

The Snacker™ lunch box is our most versatile container yet! Robust and durable, this stainless steel, eco-friendly lunch box is built to withstand rough rides inside a backpack – while keeping your precious midday meal fresh and undamaged. Thanks to handy mix and match compartments, you can use this container as a 2- 3- or 4-compartment lunch box depending on your needs that day!

Includes a Large rectangular scoop and a small square scoop designed to fit perfectly inside The Snacker™ lunch box or can be used on the side.

Dimensions:

Snacker Shell: 9L X 6W X 2.5D

1 square scoop x 50 ml (2.65L x 2.3W x 1.25H in)

1 rectangular scoop x 175 ml (4.5L x 2.5W x 1.25H in)

Volume:

Main Shell: Up to 3 cups (1 cup on the small compartment and 2 cups in the larger main compartment). The extra side dishes that come with this lunch box total 1 cup of food.

Small Compartment: up to 1 cup of food

Larger Main Compartment: up to 2 cups of food

Our removable leak-resistant silicone seal

The Snacker™'s interior, removable silicone seal was designed to prevent leaks of thicker runnier foods within the lunch box. Parent's and caretaker can pack cottage cheese, yogurt, hummus, etc right in the lunch box. For super runny foods like the juice from fruits or those with water-like consistency should use the side scoops OR add a thin paper towel to the base of the compartment to pack such items.

This product is shipped directly from The Good Kiind. Only available to US Customers. Excluded from discounts and sales.

Materials

18-8(304) stainless steel with a food grade silicone seal

Use & Care

Silicone Components

Silicone can absorb strong fragrances from soaps (dishwasher or by hand). We HIGHLY recommend using a non-fragrant dish soap for this reason when caring for your silicone (we love Unscented Company DishwasherTabs). If your silicone has absorbed some smells or fragrance, you may find your child will not like the taste and thus may not complete their lunch. We recommend testing un-eaten foods every now and then to determine if this may be why your child is not eating all of their lunch.

Getting rid of scents + fragrances in silicone

Here are a few different methods we have tested and customers have shared on how they have gotten rid of smelly kitchen silicone products:

1. Vinegar + Baking Soda Soak (1:1 ration of vinegar and water will also work)

Here's what to do:

In a separate sink/bowl, fill (just a few inches deep) with very hot water and vinegar (equal parts)
Sprinkle in a teaspoon of baking soda (you should see a fizzing - if you don't add a bit more)
Mix and let the silicone soak for a few hours (overnight ideally)
Rinse and dry

You may need to repeat this a few times - depending on how strong the scent.

2. Boil in Water + Vinegar

Here's what to do:

Fill a pot up with 3/4 water and 1/4 white vinegar (enough that your silicone components are submerged)
Add a table spoon of non-fragrant dish soap (optional)
Boil for 10-15 mins
Remove from water, rinse, and dry

Silicone Seal Falling Down

We find that with pure platinum silicone there can be a natural shrinkage from time to time. If you experience this, use both hands to 'stretch your silicone seal' all the way around, replace it into the container, and secure it along the edges, close it firmly, and re-open to ensure it's set back in tightly.