LunchBots Small Snack Packer Stainless Steel Bento Box, Two-Compartment Snack Container, 18/8 Stainless Steel, Dishwasher Safe

The two compartments are ideal for my 3-year-old: crackers on one side, berries on the other, and nothing touches. It's small enough for her little hands to carry to the snack table herself. Stainless steel means no stains from the blueberries, unlike her old plastic containers.

Cute, compact, sturdy. We use it daily.

This is genuinely a snack box, not a lunch box — think apple slices and cheese cubes, not a full sandwich. Build quality is classic LunchBots and it survives the dishwasher without any fuss. My daughter uses it for after-school snacks and preschool mornings.

We've packed this little box nearly every school day since my son started kindergarten and he's now in second grade. The steel shows minor scratches if you look hard but zero dents, no rust, and the lid still fits as snugly as day one. It holds exactly the right amount for his mid-morning snack. I've since bought two more for the other kids. Best snack container we've owned, full stop.

No complaints on quality — it's sturdy, dishwasher safe, and clean. But the compartments are petite. A granola bar barely fits flat. Check the dimensions against your usual snacks before buying.

One box replaces two or three disposable bags every single day. Steel wipes clean, no leftover cracker grease. My only regret is buying one instead of two.

We use it for road trips, park outings, and school snacks. The divider is fixed, so you can't customize it, but the split is a sensible half-and-half for most snack duos. After months of use the lid fit hasn't loosened at all.

I keep this loaded in the fridge for when the grandkids visit — cheese and grapes in their own sides, no arguing about who touched what. Simple, safe, no plastic. The sale price made it an easy yes.

Fits in a backpack side pocket, survives being sat on, and keeps pretzels from becoming crumbs. Two compartments mean the hummus stays on its own side. Exactly what we needed.

Quality steel and a fair price, but the lid slides off if the box tips sideways in the bag. Fine for carrying flat in hand, risky in a backpack. Might suit very careful kids only.