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Question: Does it hold liquids?
Document: I like this product because it's microwave safe and it's neat with dividers the only problem is it doesn't hold liquids that well but besides that I'm happy with it. I will continue using it and will buy again.
As a commuter, I love using my Bentgo for lunch. Its true that it doesn't hold liquids (which has occasionally been frustrating if I don't dry off, say, my grapes enough) but aside from that it's great. Probably my favorite part is that when there's no food in it, whether you just finished eating or you're storing it away, it collapses and saves space.
I am really enjoying my bentgo. I use it for my lunch at work almost every day. I bike in so I like how compact and light it is. It isn't meant to hold liquids, the seal isn't that tight but I haven't had any issues with anything solid leaking. The barrier between the two layers did get stained when I put pasta sauce in the bottom portion but that hasn't effected its practical use.
The only complaints I have is that it doesn't seal to keep liquids in and the plasticware is a little difficult to fit when stacking it.
Some liquid can seep out if it's on its side during transport. Just be careful. Or buy the Bentgo cup or another product for liquids.
I was looking for a lighter way to carry, ditching all the glass snapware boxes and this was perfect. And that, while sacrificing no functionality.As mentioned though, it isnt for liquids.
If you like to have you lunch organized in an aesthetically pleasing and functional manner, this is the lunch box for you. It will not work with liquids e.g soup. However it is amazing for crushable items such as chips, sandwiches etc.
The silverware is flimsy and does not stay in its slots very securely. I don't anticipate using it.I wouldn't use it to carry soup or other liquids, but for drier foods it's great. (Even chili worked fine for me in the bottom compartment - you just don't want to fill it with pure liquid, because it's not waterproof.)
I think the design of the strap has been really thought out, because its tension is such that it is sufficiently tight regardless of whether the boxes are expanded or collapsed.however, I wouldnt put any liquids inside, cuz the are not fully leakproof.great 5 star product!
The cover and silicone divider cannot go in the dishwasher (see my note above). The utensils should go in a certain way, with the spoon and fork over the knife. That keeps it all in place. Also, i have yet to find a bento box that is leak proof, except for the ones specifically made for liquids only.
Answer: It does not hold liquids.  A thick stew would probably be ok, but soup would leak out.  I've asked Bento to design one with a better seal.