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Cello Kids Lunch Box with Compartments
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Cello Kids Lunch Box with Compartments

πŸ“¦ 750 ml

A bright compartment box for the school bag.

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  • Separate spaces for roti and sabzi
  • Easy snap lid for small hands
  • Spoon included
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Part of: 🍱 School & Office Tiffin Pack

About this lunch boxe

Cello Kids Lunch Box with Compartments β€” A bright compartment box for the school bag.

Why it is on the Lunch Boxes & Tiffins shelf: Separate spaces for roti and sabzi; Easy snap lid for small hands; Spoon included.

At a glance: Capacity: 750 ml. Compartments: 3. Material: BPA-free plastic. Lid: Leak-resistant snap. Extras: Spoon included. Pack: 750 ml.

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At a glance

Pack750 ml
Capacity750 ml
Compartments3
MaterialBPA-free plastic
LidLeak-resistant snap
ExtrasSpoon included

πŸ“– Before you buy a lunch boxe

Office lunches need 2 to 3 containers of about 300 ml each and insulation if you eat late; school boxes need a leak-proof lid, a small size and no sharp corners. Stainless steel is the safest and lasts years; choose BPA-free plastic only for the outer shell. Look for "leak-proof" and a silicone gasket in the lid. Insulated tiffins keep food warm 3 to 4 hours. A separate bag stops the school bag smelling of sabzi.

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