Why isn't there a lunch box with a practical utensil compartment? All of the ones Ive looked at force you to put your fork/spoon inside with your food or carry them seperately.
>>7767471
No one needs to carry that many utensils unless they are mexican.
>>7767472
Good point. I guess I just wasn't thinking when I gave my very serious suggestion.
>>7767474
>>7767474
>pretending to be other posters
Creepy as fuck desu
>>7767472
>unless they are mexican
The fuck? Is this some sort of stereotype I've never seen? Are Mexicans walking around with spoons and forks in every pocket?
>>7767481
They need all the forks to feed their humongous family while crossing the border
>>7767463
The Stanley food thermos has a spoon that folds and goes underneath the lid (which doubles as a bowl or cup).
I currently carry pic related. I'm not too crazy about the handles on the cooler, and the divider makes it harder to Tetris your food into there. But the place to snap your thermos on top makes up for it, and I like that it's a set. 8/10
>>7767484
Wow this looks perfect
>>7767486
holy shit this thing is expensive
>>7767463
Using the Internet is hard: http://m.ebay.com/itm/281570342438?_mwBanner=1
>>7767489
you can buy just the lunch box for like $25 at gaymart. it's the thermos that makes it expensive.
>>7767463
>Why isn't there a lunch box with a practical utensil compartment? All of the ones Ive looked at force you to put your fork/spoon inside with your food or carry them seperately.
My insulated lunch bag has a zipper pocket in the front for the napkin or utensils. I suppose a napkin could get cold sweat on it, but what's the big point of keeping your utensils separated?? Maybe you should stop the "tin container" kind of bento or indian lunchbox. They're outdated and don't keep food at a proper safe temperature. Switch to a container you can put other containers in, instead.
>>7767499
>>7767489
Thermos is worth it though. If you work outdoors, study at a university with a big campus, travel on business, etc., having ice water or hot food whenever you want it is priceless. You can also store boiling water in it and use that to pour over instant noodles or those easy mac cups.
>>7767489
>holy shit this thing is expensive
Yea, cause the vacuum thermoses are quite expensive, but WORTH every penny. A vacuum insulation, esp a glass lined one, will keep cold or hot items for 12 hours at nearly the same temperature. For some dude out in his truck for hours, he's got two coffee breaks in there, or soup for that bitter cold oil field dinner break. Glass of course has no memory of flavors, so your lemonade doesn't taste like your clam chowder the next day.
>>7767516
Sorry, couldn't resist
