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Question: Would I be able to fit two of the ms bento lunch jars in the carrying bag?
Document: A friend of mine recommended looking into Bento products when I needed to start taking lunch with me to work and would not have access to a microwave during my lunch break. After going through all the Bento lunch jars, I chose the Ms. Bento because I liked the carrying case the best out of all the possible options. The bag looks nice and can carry my drink, a piece of fruit, a small snack, AND the lunch jar.
Wanted the Mr. Bento, but they were out, so I got the Ms. for my husband instead. The portions may be a bit small for him, but there's room in the bag for a piece of fruit or two, so I'm hoping he'll get used to the smaller lunch. He actually takes it to work now, and eats it, so that's a huge improvement! I love being able to use our left overs and get creative.
The bag it comes in is good quality and compact, but you can still fit some stuff in it besides your Ms. Bento like a couple small peel-able oranges, an apple, a banana, or water bottle.Definitely recommend this product.
It is not for sandwiches. Now, would i buy a Ms. Bento for my Mr.? Probably not. He'd probably be better satisfied with one of the larger models.Size of Bag: The bag can definitely fit more than just the spork and the lunchbox. I managed to fit a full plastic container of blackberries, a finger banana, a cuban guava, and the bag zipped up just fine.
The carrying case isn't very feminine, despite its name, but I suppose it's so it can appeal to a variety of consumers. It is, however, nice and roomy, so I can fit in a small thermos alongside the Ms. Bento or throw in a small apple or dessert packet if I wanted to.
And then I eat my yogurt and apples by using a tooth pick I put in the carry case.The carry case is another lovely part. It is large enough that I can have my Ms. Bento in it, along with a 14 oz stainless steel double walled vacuumed sealed tumbler. I can also fit in two to three granola/fiber bars.
I love this very nice lunch box. I've been browsing and reading reviews from current owners for 2 months before decided to take the plunge and ordered one for myself. I've owned this deluxe lunch box for 3 weeks now and have no regret.It is made in Thailand and the quality is super. The carrying bag for Ms. Bento is big enough to carry Ms. Bento lunch box and my slim thermo coffee carafe.
Bentos aren't cheap, but mine has paid for itself by keeping my diet on track.Before I discovered Bento boxes, lunch took one of two paths for me:1. I would unquestioningly eat the catered box lunch(usually dessert first, fruit last)2. My self-discipline would collapse and I would buy unhealthy comfort foodMs. Bento put a stop to both of these unhealthy eating patterns.I chose Ms. Bento because she's half the volume of Mr. Bento (178 vs 360 cubic in).
I bought an older version of this Ms. Bento over 7 years ago. I started using it again recently and I LOVE this product. Unlike other lunch thermoses, where I have to mesh all my food together, this one keeps everything separated and hot. Its cylindrical structure also makes it an easy fit in my bag (unlike a pyrex dish) and the portion sizes are ideal. I just wish that I could have both cold and hot food in the same container..
This is a great bento jar, but you have to know what you're doing. The bottom two containers keep food cold easily for half a day. The top container is not designed to keep food hot or cold, but will keep food cold with an ice pack above it in the carrying bag. The middle container is not designed to hold liquid, but with a bit of plastic wrap between the bowl and cover, it is will keep cold items leaks relatively small.
Answer: No. Just one jar and a water bottle.