Skip Hop Bento Mealtime Kit, Black
From Skip Hop
| List Price: | $24.00 |
| Price: | $20.40 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. |
Product Description
Bento Mealtime Kit with clix containers makes on the go food storage a snap. The perfectly sized clix containers are ideal for prepping and storing baby food, finger foods, snacks and more. The insulated cooler bag and perfect fit freezer pack keep things extra cool. Innovative clix containers can be used separately or link them together to form a travel feeding set.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #6618 in Baby Product
- Color: Black
- Brand: Skip Hop
- Model: 293150
- Released on: 2011-02-11
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 11.30" h x3.50" w x7.30" l,1.00 pounds
Features
- Wipe clean, insulated lining and easy carry handle and pull out tab
- Food safe storage, complies with California's Prop 65
- BPA free, PVC free, phthalate free
- Includes three plastic food clix containers with removable lids which link together to form an on the go mealtime set and a perfect fit freezer pack keeps things extra cool
- Microwave and dishwasher safe
By Natalie
I've been looking for food containers for snacks for my diaper bags that don't waste space. These are perfect. The insulated container is slim and efficiently shaped and sized. It fits beautifully in my various ju-ju-be diaper bags. There is also enough space inside to slip a spoon and bib too.
This kit actually comes with 6 containers, not 3 as described by amazon. This makes it an even better value. Each container holds 8 ounces if filled to the very top. They are big..without being big. The containers hold moist food, even yogurt without leaking. But they are not leakproof. There is no gasket. I wouldn't try to put soup in them.
The insulated bag holds 3 containers at a time if laid down, but if you stand it up, and stack the containers, it holds 5 of the containers. It isn't really designed to do this, and its a little tough to get it zipped up, but it does work.
By Swampangel
I bought this with the hope that I could pack several different meals for my 5 year old. Unfortunately it didn't even get that far because I couldn't get the lids off of the containers--it was a real struggle--and I work out! They were just waaaaay to tight of a fit, and if I have trouble getting the lids to come off (and get back on) I can only imagine how frustrating it would be for a hungry child. I was really disappointed in this product because in theory it is a great idea--it just doesn't work.
By Casey S. Paulk
I send this meal kit with my two year old every day to daycare with her two snacks and lunch. What made this more useful over regular Tupperware type containers, was the ability to store each different food item (i.e. frozen pureed veggies, fresh fruit, ground beef) in a separate container, but have it be concise and connect to each other. This way, her teacher can warm up her frozen food without scorching the other items, and prevent me from carting a large bag of containers every day.
I have not been in a situation in which the ice pack would be useful, so I can't comment on how well it works, but I am very satisfied with the kit overall. The lids snap off easily and attach securely, I can fit five containers in the pouch without difficulty, and the containers are the perfect size for toddler tummies. (I usually use three for lunch, and fill up one each for her snack)
