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moving onto packed lunches, bags or boxes?

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misdee · 10/08/2009 18:08

are insulted bags better than old palstic boxes?

and if so, where can i get a high school musical one, a spiderman one and one with puppies on for a reasonable price?

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misdee · 10/08/2009 18:08

insulated bags, not insulted ones

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Julesnobrain · 10/08/2009 22:35

whsmith have an offer on lunch boxes. Tescos also sell them at this time of year.

plonker · 11/08/2009 00:05

I prefer boxes as I find that they're much easier to keep clean. I'm really struggling to find them though ...ideas anyone?

Here is a School Musical lunch bag ...it's insulted too

and here is a Spiderman one

Can't find a puppy one, but I love The Pig one and this is very cute too!!

hth

snice · 11/08/2009 00:07

Morrrisons sold kitten and puppy ones earlier in the year and I think Wilkinsons did too

sunnydelight · 12/08/2009 06:48

I find the bags impossible to keep clean, crumbs get into corners and if yoghurt spills it stinks. We're in Australia and lunches are kept in school bags which are kept outside the classrooms (really nice when it hits 40 in Summer!). I use plastic boxes with those cool blocks you put in the freezer. In Summer I also freeze cartons of juice which will have defrosted by lunch, and freeze frubes for extra chill, you may not need those though

tkband3 · 12/08/2009 07:20

Sainsburys have offers on lunch bags at the moment and there is lots of choice. Don't remember if there was a spiderman one, but there was definitely HSM3, and puppies/kittens.

shigella92 · 12/08/2009 15:21

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Ixia · 13/08/2009 19:28

I prefer the bags, as things seem to fit in easier. I do use tupperware boxes for the contents. I just put them in the washing machine when they get grotty, at the moment we've got a Thermos one and a Maisy Mouse one, they both go in the machine fine.

bruffin · 13/08/2009 23:01

I prefer the bags, they are much easier to wash, especially if you put them in the washing machine every so often.

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