My daughter came downstairs and was so excited to see the stainless steel lunch containers out on the kitchen counter. I absolutely love their enthusiasm for a hot lunch to bring to school. Turning leftovers into lunch is a great way to stretch a buck! I just make extra of foods that reheat well, it turns into meals my kids get excited for because it feels like a warm hug. These stainless steel meal containers are full sized, fit to hold a meal large enough for an adult or 5th grader! I much prefer these to the round soup thermoses because the opening to those containers are so narrow, and they don’t hold enough food to keep a first grader full. I can literally lay a slab of lasagna in it. They come with a removable divider in case you want to have two separate components inside your hot lunchbox. • heat water to boiling, use a hot water kettle to save time • warm your hot lunch containers with the hot water • heat food to piping hot (it will cool to a safe warm temperature) • carefully empty the water and place hot food in your heated container Caution ⚠️ Be careful when handling hot water and hot foods! Don’t do this with any containers that are not safe for high temp / boiling 212 degrees. These stainless steel containers are what I use with hot water and my children’s hot food. ♥️ LTKKids LTKFindsUnder50 LTKFamily

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