Easy Lunch Boxes Review and Giveaway

Baggies. We use a lot of them! Several years ago when I saw a reusable sandwich keeper for packing lunches we started using it for all of my husband's lunches, and now we have found something even better to use!

I'm excited to share with you a product that is new to me. Easy Lunch Boxes make more than a sandwich keeper. It helps you organize and prepare lunches while keeping waste to a minimum. In addition to a compartment for a sandwich, there are two more compartments. The lunch bag also has plenty of room to keep a drink, piece of fruit, and yogurt along with an ice pack. Easy Lunch Boxes products are FDA approved. No BPA, phthalates, lead, vinyl, or PVC. Safe for dishwasher and microwave. Our Review: We have had the chance to use the Easy Lunch Box System for a couple of weeks now. My husband is the only one who needs to pack a daily lunch, so he used it, though it'd be fun for picnics, too. It's a good choice for families who want to cut down on waste in lunch boxes and use a variety of unpackaged foods. The lunch bag is sturdy and plenty big enough. The food containers (they come in a four pack) work well too. There is plenty of room for a full sandwich and two side items. I would prefer that the containers be able to hold liquid items like applesauce or yogurt, but each individual compartment does not have an airtight seal. (Kelly explains why here. She also offers a great solution here!) These are still great for families and quite practical. You can buy the containers by themselves or get a lunch bag, too! Visit EasyLunchboxes.com to learn more about the products, get lunch ideas, read about Kelly Lester the creator and founder, and to make any purchases. On the blog I read this interesting fact: A disposable lunch costs $4.02 per day, versus $2.65 for a waste-free lunch. That translates to a savings of about $246.60 per child per year. I knew it saved money to not buy individually packaged items, but it also saves the landfills! I'm a former teacher; I know how quickly those giant wastebaskets get filled during lunch time at schools. Keep in mind that grown-ups need to eat lunch at work, too! They can also save money and have less waste.

Kelly Lester has graciously offered to give a set of four containers and a cooler bag to one of our readers! To Enter: Leave a comment telling me why you want to use the Easy Lunch Box System in your home. Be sure to include what color bag you would like if you win. Leave a way to contact you! Bonus Entries: Visit Easy Lunch Boxes and tell me something you learned . (1 entry) Tell me your favorite on-the-go lunch! (1 entry) Visit the blog and tell me something you learned. (1 entry) Follow my blog. (1 entry each) Leave a separate comment for each entry. I will choose a winner with random.org. Contest ends Sunday, April 25 at 7pm (EST). Winner will have 48 hours to claim their prize! Thank you, Kelly, for providing these products for review purposes!