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Balance 1.4L Lunch Boxes

Portugal , Fajoes

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Category Food Containers
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Balance 1.4L Lunch Boxes

The Balance Lunch Boxes are designed to support modern, flexible eating habits, combining practicality, comfort and reliability in everyday use.

With a generous 1.4L capacity, these lunch boxes feature removable compartments, allowing food to be organised, separated and transported with ease. The design adapts to different meal types and portion needs, making them suitable for work, school or meals on the go.

Each lunch box includes a microwave steam valve integrated into the lid, enabling safe reheating with the lid on, while ensuring controlled steam release. A secure locking system and reliable sealing help keep food fresh and prevent leaks during transport.

Made in Portugal, the Balance Lunch Boxes reflect European manufacturing standards, durability and a functional design approach aligned with everyday routines.

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