Bento boxes contain divided or stackable sections that may help with portion control and boost the nutrient quality of your ...

Portion-controlled bento boxes take the guesswork out of meal prep, helping you manage portion sizes with built-in compartments, adjustable dividers or smaller containers. Inspired by the ...

The lid of the bento box snaps closed and has a rubber seal around the edge to prevent leaks and it is made from BPA-free plastic, says Omie. This bento box has a 4.5-star average from over 11,700 ...

This five-pack of glass bento boxes is made from durable, shatterproof glass with an airtight seal, and serves as a safe plastic-free alternative. Each container has three compartments, making it ...

The Bentgo Stackable Lunch Box: The Bentgo is a great container to get started with the whole bento idea. The containers are plastic, stackable, and have plenty of room for a good amount of food.

Bento boxes are Japanese lunch boxes with a few compartments for food. In Japan, they were made traditionally from wood, bamboo or aluminum. In the U.S., most bento boxes are plastic.

A great lunch box should be durable, easy to pack, and simple for kids to handle. We’ve tested dozens of insulated lunch bags and bento boxes to find the best.

Pottery Barn Kids’ Spencer These BPA- and phthalate-free plastic bento boxes are simple and sturdy. The five cubbies are perfect for housing an array of nibbles, so your kid never gets bored. If bling ...

Bento boxes are Japanese lunch boxes with a few compartments for food. In Japan, they were made traditionally from wood, bamboo or aluminum. In the U.S., most bento boxes are plastic.

Enter: the LunchBots stainless steel bento boxes. LunchBots sent me their Small Protein Packer Box ($20), which is the perfect size to pack a full meal for my toddler, Ellie, or a snack for myself.

Bento boxes are Japanese lunch boxes with a few compartments for food. In Japan, they were made traditionally from wood, bamboo or aluminum. In the U.S., most bento boxes are plastic.