Dealing with staining and odors in food containers may seem like an inevitable challenge, but  but when you choose one made from durable materials, keeping your containers looking and smelling pristine is easy. Different from plastic, stainless steel is non-porous, meaning it repels staining. Plastic allows odors and stains to settle in, making it harder to clean. If the plastic lunch box is made with low-quality materials or if it is not properly cleaned, smells can become more intense and potentially harbor bacteria.  Which then leads you to cleaning, or worse, throwing the contain ..read more

A classic lunch staple, sandwiches offer a convenient portable meal option that’s both simple to prepare and can be packed with wholesome ingredients. Yet, your kids may become tired of the same old sammies. With a little creativity, you can utilize kitchen staples and repurpose leftovers to craft a variety of really good sandwiches your kids will love.  Send them to lunch in our new Trailblazer Sandwich Box. Toss in a couple snacks or sides with a Snack Pack. Add them to heartier meals in any of our four lunchboxes. And on cooler days, complement your sandwich with a side of soup st ..read more

While it's known as the day for sweetness, there's no obligation to over indulge in store bought snacks or overly sweet treats to enjoy Valentine's Day. Spread the love with these better-for-you lunchbox recipes instead!    DOUBLE CHOCOLATE MUFFINS Packed with the goodness of sweet potatoes, these gluten-free & naturally sweetened muffins are extra heart healthy and make for a guilt-free breakfast, snack, or dessert!  Double sized chocolate chips mimic mini kisses and add a fun touch for Valentine’s Day, too! Use your Baking Trays for perfectly sized lunchbox treats!   ..read more

With the onset of colder weather and shorter days, it’s normal if our energy levels may dip and our moods change. But with a little help from nutrient dense foods, you can help your kids boost their mood in the most delicious way!  BANANA SUSHI When you eat a banana, you get a healthy dose of potassium, vitamins A, C and B6 along with a quick energy boost from both the fructose and the fiber. Bananas increase serotonin (aka the happy hormone), helping to regulate mood on a dreary winter day. Magnesium improves sleep and reduces anxiety too! This is a fun at-home recipe for the kids to m ..read more

As Thanksgiving comes and goes, your refrigerator will likely become filled with plenty of seasonal staples. These quick soups make post-holiday cooking stress free and will totally transform your boring leftovers into brand new meals that are even better than the Thanksgiving feast itself. Make a big pot, serve it for dinner, and pack leftovers for lunch in your Insulated Hot Food Container. SOUTHWEST TURKEY SOUP Pairs well with leftover cornbread! Makes 4-5 servings Ingredients ½ tablespoon olive oil  1 small onion, diced   1 green bell pepper, diced 4 cups chicken broth 2 ..read more

The temperature is dropping and our Explorer Leakproof Lunchboxes are heating up! We’re sharing the ultimate fall recipes that will keep you warm from the inside out. Make these simple dishes for dinner, pack up the leftovers the following day, and just reheat in the removable tray. Since the Explorer is double-tiered, you can pack salads, rolls, fruits, or any other sides to go along with your cozy main dish.  CREAMY MUSHROOM FLATBREAD  Decadent but simple, these earthy flatbreads are the quintessential autumn meal for filling up and staying warm. Makes 3-5 servings   Ingred ..read more

There’s the changing of leaves, cooler weather, and pumpkins displayed on every door step: but in my book nothing marks fall quite like the first pumpkin pie of the season! The cinnamon and nutmeg scents wafting out of the oven paired with that first delicious pumpkiny bite - there is truly not much better.  These pumpkin pie bars have all of the goodness of pumpkin pie, but in an easy bar form, making them a perfect addition to lunches or an easy after dinner treat. They are made with pumpkin, eggs, and coconut milk and sweetened with organic maple syrup - making them a treat that as a ..read more

Fall is the perfect season for soups, and we're excited to show you that making soup at home doesn’t always require long hours of simmering! Here’s how to craft a delicious bowl of soup personally tailored to the tastes of each person in your family. Just start with a broth and go from there! SHOPPING LIST Base: Broth Grains (pre-cooked): Short pastas Egg noodles Rice noodles Soba or Udon noodles Tortellini  Rice or wild rice Proteins: Shredded rotisserie chicken Meatballs (frozen and heated) Beans (canned) Lentils (precooked) Tofu Vegetables: Shredded cabbage Shredded carrot Roasted ..read more

Is it pizza? Is it a waffle? They’re both! Wafflizas are crusty, cheesy, dippable goodness and the quickest way to make pizza at home. There’s no specific recipe needed, just make it a family night and have fun with it!  Everyone gets to pick their own filling for their own personal pizza waffle.  Make them fo dinner, lunch, or even an after school snack. Pack them up in a lunchbox, Snack Pack along with a marinara sauce-filled Dipper, or a slice them into sticks to fit the double-sided Trailhead. SHOPPING LIST Pre-made pizza dough (find it in the refrigerated section of your gr ..read more

Halloween is creeping up, and it's time to add a touch of enchantment to your lunchbox! This year, we've concocted a magical packed lunch that's eerie, adorable and easy to make! From Spider Pizza to Orange Pumpkins, we'll show you how to make your Halloween lunch an extraordinary experience. So grab your lunchbox and let's get creative!   Ingredients list: Personal Sized Pizza Olives Mandarin Orange Celery Banana Peanut Butter Ritz crackers (or similar) Peanut Butter Pretzel sticks, or regular pretzels broken into smaller pieces Popcorn Favorite Halloween themed treat   Prep Tools ..read more