Which of the 3 sizes is best for a small work lunch? Sandwich and snacks in ziploc bags, or maybe sometimes frozen entrees or tupperware containers.
25366
I purchased the middle size and it's perfect. Holds enough to feed my hungry man. I also purchased the small 4 pk squares blue ice pks They work great! I was putting ice cubes in a zip lock bag but as ice melted the bags would leak. The ice pks don't leak, and he just puts them back in freezer over night.
25367
Sandwiches would fit great in the smallest one, but some frozen entrees won't fit.
1737500
The Rubbermaid Blox containers (with ice packs) fit perfectly in the bottom half. I use it to bring a sandwich and salad combo, and use the smaller Blox containers for snacks. The top half holds two 16 oz. thermal drink containers with room for breakfast (banana and another carb) plus a few chocolates for dessert. It's heavy when full, but allows me to micro meal though out a 10-hour work day. Every time I use it, I smile upon saving $15 by not eating out.
2014833
This one (medium) should work. The small will for sure not fit both at the same time, but this will have room to stack the sandwich container on top of the salad container with the smaller sized ones that go along with the sandwich kit on the side. I posted some customer pics of mine that should help to visualize the size you need.
1218801
I can fit in a small, rectangular tupperware container, plus a small circular container, plus two or three snack bags, plus a milk box, plus utensils, napkin, and a small dry ice pack (the hard plastic kind).
1810694
If cut in half, in the largest one, yes. But as that is the container that retains the heat, this bento pack is better suited for hot lunches of any kind. We generally put any and all types of leftovers in the large and medium containers, and leave the smallest (top) container for salad or snack foods. Hope that helps. For hot lunches, really...I could not be more pleased with this set.
690231
well insulated compared to other lunch bags. Cool things will say somewhat cool by lunch time. Freeze a yogurt and pack with lunch and all will stay cool and yogurt will be great to eat by lunch.
441234
Probably won't fit in a standard lunch bag, but can be carried in 6-pack-size cooler bag or plain plastic or tote bag. By itself it's much better than insulated bag which doesn't really seal. This has insulation top and bottom and the lid screws on tightly.
1572089
I use this one: http://www.amazon.com/BUILT-Gourmet-Getaway-Lunch-Tote/dp/B001FUBQXE. It only fits in the collapsed position, but that has been big enough for my daughter's lunches/sandwiches.
1871081
Even though it is pricey for a lunch bag - I love using this for myself and daughters lunches. We have the Rubbermaid lunchblox (containers with snap in icepacks) and they fit perfectly on the bottom (we store our entree/sandwich along with fruit and veggies). The top compartment fits the extra snacks. It is basically good if you have hot food and cold food and need to keep them separated. We use it also for School lunch on bottom and after school snacks on top.
1126262
I would recommend the medium because frozen vegetables can be bulky and they are easier to fit into the medium one without having to take a sledge hammer to them.
1155814
I would recommend the larger. I take a salad, fruit, container of dressing and vegetables for lunch. I have to put containers side ways. I would spend the extra money and get the large one. I hope this helps.
1622664
You can put 2-3 Tupperware containers in it with no problem. Perfect for lunch.
1166533
I like to elevate the plastic containers (5 gal plastic containers) off the floor (especially concrete) with strips of wood. It should be a cool and as dry as possible. If you have packets of food (loose) it is best to place them in 5 gal plastic buckets and seal them up with covers (lids). A steady moderate temperature is best... cooler is better. Any soft packing will need to be protected from bugs and rodents....they will try to chew into the packets. Take care.
2103625
I have use these bags to store food items, however I would use freezer bags when storing in the refrigerator. Three and a half cups will allow the zip lock to secure closing of the bag.
445875
10"Hx12"Wx9" it's a nice size for lunch. You can get alot in it. My husband loves it. There is no zipper to break.
2079041
I use the perforated rolls for longer skinny items such as hotdogs, brats, sausage, etc. I buy New Mexico hatch chilis in the fall and freeze portions for the year. Bags are Ok, but you may have more waste for smaller portions.
1680467
Depends on the combination you get or if you buy indivually you need to get The x-large to hold a full sandwich. The large will hold a half sandwich. Hope that helps