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.
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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.
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Sandwiches would fit great in the smallest one, but some frozen entrees won't fit.
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3, 1 large with suction, 1 medium with suction and a small snack size with a lid
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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.
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I have been using my insulated lunch box with a reuse able ice pack in it. It has worked great so far. The bags don't leak and don't take up a whole bunch of space. I pump at lunch so the food leaves and the bags go in.
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Hi Mom, I cant say if the 3 compartment divided containers fit, before emailing you I went to store to look for them, I was going to measure with the actual container, but they did not have the 3 compartment Zip lock container. I did add the interior dimensions to the description of the lunch box on Amazon. The lunch box inside is 7 7/8" x 7 1/4" x 3" . I hope this helps. I have three kids twins 7 and a 10 year old. The biggest reason I did this lunch box is because I was so grossed out with how dirty the soft lunch bags get with the kids using them. We do not use many reusable containers for the lunch boxes because the lids seam to get left behind at school more than they come home. I do understand many people do use the containers so I will compile some more information on what does fit inside and post it. If I can help you in anyway please let me know. Thank you in advance, Happy Holidays, Amen Wardy Owner Delicious Agent :)
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I use a regular size lunch bag, like one from Target - Barbie for kids. If you are looking for the big size - you can buy dual compartment lunch kit bag Embark Pink Leopard Print Dual Compartment Lunch Kit With Food Container or just decent size Chevron Lunch Bag Black White Hot Pink Fuchsia Insulated bag
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I use the ziplock manual hand pump that came with my first ziploc kit. I've been using it for almost a year now. I really like these bags for freezing short term items.
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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).
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I would say at least one large bag and one small. I find it is much better suited for regular food. I have fit a large family size bag of chicken, a medium pork roast, 2 gallons of ice cream, 5 or 6 frozen veggies and fruit nicely and still had some room for small items like frozen cans of juice. I store my bags of ice in my upright which is deeper. This freezer is longer and is not as deep so I find that the narrower items fit better
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The box has several sized containers; the teeny tiny ones hold enough lettuce to tag along for lunch (separately). The 3 cups hold 1 to 2 pounds of hamburger meat, a good-sized chicken breast (boned)or 4 kielbasa/bratwurst sausages; I have also found that the capacities printed on bottoms of each container to be under estimates---if you take water and use it as a guide; you do not have to waste/wash containers---I love that the medium size (leftover gravy= 2 cups) also holds HALF an apple/orange---as with my diet, I am restricted to 1/2 fruits per portion.
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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.
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The 5L bag would hold about as much as a small lunch box. The next size up (10L) would be a huge lunch box, and probably a big too big to be convenient for that purpose.
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I purchased the rectangular boxes and we use them for leftovers and lunches. They are also great for single serving meals that can be frozen. They are microwave & dishwasher safe! So it's a win all over :)
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You know I remove my ice cream as soon as it is done in the ice machine. Ziploc has small plastic bowls. That way when the kids go get some ice cream they don't take it all. I can fill 8 bowls in some of my recipes.
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hmmmm? I can tell you the sandwich kit largest (bottom in pic) container fits a sandwich perfectly. The entree kit is longer; the largest (bottom in pic) container actually has two little containers inside; the bigger of the two is ever-so-slightly smaller than the sandwich kit container, but still fits a sandwich easily!
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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.
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YES! I accidentally found out how much better vacuum sealed steaks tasted vs ziplocked and I was HOOKED. I'll grill out mass quantities off meats (pork chops, chicken thighs, chicken breasts, hamburger patties... you name it, let them cool slightly and seal 'em up. I call them "meat snacks". I've actually sealed chili, ground turkey and tomatoes, ham and potato stew... pretty much anything. Really helps to be able to grab something from the freezer at work vs going out for fat food. (Typo intentional, lol.) Protip... if your sealer seems to be losing suction after say a year or so, just moisten the foam rings prior to using. Gotta do it each time, but it beats buying a new unit.