Double-Layer Stainless Steel Lunch Box Food Storage Containers
The double-layer stainless steel lunch box is designed for practicality and portability. Its overall design better meets the dining needs during daily commutes, school trips, or short outings. With a 1750ml capacity and a double-layer compartment structure, the food is placed separately, ensuring the taste of the food while also preventing the mixture of flavors.
The lunch box is double-layered. The main food and side dishes are stored separately, making the taste more refreshing and better suited to daily eating habits. The layered compartments can be freely combined according to actual needs, allowing for flexible arrangement and convenient control of portion size and proportion.
The inner liner is made of food-grade 304 stainless steel, which is sturdy and durable, does not retain odors, and makes daily cleaning hassle-free. Compared to ordinary plastic liners, stainless steel is more stable when holding hot food and is more reassuring to use. The outer layer combines food-grade PP with a silicone rubber gasket, ensuring good sealing performance. During normal carrying, there is no leakage of the contents, and it doesn't require constant worry when placed in a bag.
The lunch box is designed with a hollow suspended structure, which effectively reduces the direct heat conduction. It is not too hot to hold in your hand, and it also helps to prolong the warmth of the food. It is suitable for use during lunchtime or when going out. The overall weight is well controlled, not making it bulky, and it is still convenient to carry even when fully filled.
The top is equipped with a foldable handle that can be folded away when not in use. It can be stored in the backpack to save space. When going out, you can simply lift it and go. The operation is very simple. After opening the upper cover, there is a hidden storage area inside, equipped with a folding spoon. It is clean and tidy. There is no need to carry additional tableware, making it more convenient for temporary dining.
