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Remember when bento boxes got SUUUUUPER trendy in the States a few months ago? It was right between Mason Jar salads and DIY Instant Ramen. I think we’re doing Grain Bowls now, right? Or is it still kombucha?
ANYWAY.
I never got a super cool bento box, but I really wanted one. So I was SUPER EXCITED to get the innobaby Keeping’ SMART Double Insulated Stainless Divided Snackbox at 50% off to review. It’s basically a baby bento box. How cute is this?!?
The Keepin’ SMART Stainless Divided Snackboxes come in two sizes, 11 ounce and 15 ounce. The 11 ounce retails for $12.99. I chose the 11 ounce size and it is kind of perfect for Babystar’s 2yo hands. (I paid $6.49 plus $4.16 shipping for a total of $10.65.)
We have had the innobaby Snackbox for almost a week now and brought it along on a few outings. The strawberries and cheese stayed nice and chilled while we waited outside in the hot August weather for almost two hours. The waffles and strawberries (not pictured) stayed separated during a two-hour car ride. The strawberries and graham crackers did not spill during a stroll to the park.
(I don’t know if you can tell, but Babystar REALLY likes strawberries. Both in her mouth and on her eyes.)
For size reference, the 11 ounce innobaby Keepin’ SMART Double Insulated Stainless Divided Snackbox above held five graham cracker halves and five sliced medium size strawberries. The divider was moved to one of the side positions.
The metal divider is a bit of a mystery to me. There are ostensibly three positions. Let’s call them A, B, and C. Position B is dead center, to divide the container in half. And there are two more, A and C, each on either side of the center slot B. The container is a three dimensional rectangle that you can turn upside down, so A and C are identical. It would make more sense to me, design-wise, if position A was dead center and B and C were on the same side. Does this make sense? Am I overthinking my ninth-grade geometry?
I love the size of the 11 ounce Keepin’ SMART Divided Snackbox. It is perfect for the ToddlerMonster to manage on her own. I love that the divider is removable and repositionable. I love that the entire thing comes apart for easy cleaning. And I really love that it is dishwasher safe. I MOSTLY love that the stainless steel keeps the strawberries chilled for longer than our other plastic containers. Especially if you pack them the night before (or even just put the stainless steel section in the refrigerator to chill overnight).
I wish the 11 ounce size came in the same cute printed patterns that the 15 ounce size did. Though I’m sure that if I wait five more minutes, the ToddlerMonster will decorate it with stickers.
RAISING BABYSTAR: $20,631.52
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE SNACK CONTAINER FOR HOME OR ON-THE-GO?
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What a good idea. No more soggy crackers!
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Love this! Just in time for back to school. My kids are still pretty rough with their stuff, so I like the durability of this.
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That is adorable!! I love the insulation idea.
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I did pick up a bento box last year as well. I have yet to put all the fancy food in it though. Lol, I have been studying to figure out how to make cute creatures and themes.
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Ooooh I see all those cute foods everywhere online. I love them!
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Cool!!! I think the A-B-C layout makes sense, actually, since B is the middle position, right? A is to the left and C is to the right….??
Just curious … Did Innobaby come to you for the review or did you offer it?
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Oh, gotcha! I forgot you mentioned that in your previous post about their stuff. Very cool!
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I made up the A B C labels to explain. But A and C are the same, if you spin the container upside down. It’s like 40/60 or 50/50 or 60/40. 40/60 and 60/40 are basically the same. Maybe it would have been better separated 70/30 or 60/40 or 50/50. More options.
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Yeah, I was wondering if A and C were the same. Poor marketing/design from them!!!
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I just picked up a cute bento box lunch box thing at the grocery store. I have always been obsessed with little containers lo
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Love that it is dishwasher safe. That is a huge reason for my buying or not buying something. I’ll have to check this out!
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I love that that box is smaller and its stainless. Looks like it’s perfect for little ones and snacks!! I feel like my four need these for meals on the go.
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great looking snack holder…may be a bit small for my big guys. Love that it’s stainless steel
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Don’t really have a favorite one right now but this looks pretty awesome. My little guys loves strawberries too so the idea it’ll keep them cool even when it’s hot outside is great. Thanks for sharing!
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Anything that can keep our snacks organized and can go in the dishwasher is a win for me! Great review!
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I always prefer steel.. plastic though looks cute and is microwave safe m not comfortable as I always feel the chemicals would interfere with food if heated..
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