Snackle Box 4 Compartment
The 4 Compartment Snackle Box is the perfect companion for busy parents and adventurous kids who love snacks on the go. Inspired by the design of a fisherman’s tackle box, this innovative snack container features 4 compartments, with 4 separate lids to access each treat.
Designed with convenience in mind, the 4 Compartment Snackle Box ensures that your child's favorite snacks are neatly organized and easily accessible. The individual compartments keep snacks separated, preventing any unwanted mixing, crushing or unnecessary spills!
Ideal for travel, family outings, school lunches, and road trips, the 4 Compartment Snackle Box keeps hunger at bay while providing a fun and engaging experience for your little ones. Its sturdy construction and secure snap-lock lid keep snacks fresh and intact, even during bumpy rides or energetic play.
Add an element of excitement to snack time with the 4 Compartment Snackle Box; the ultimate on-the-go snack container!
Features:
- 100% Food-safe plastic
- 4 individual snack compartments with 4 separate lids
- Easy for toddlers and kids to open and close, perfect for little fingers
- Dishwasher Safe
- Compartment Capacity: 3.7oz/110ml each
Wash & Care:
- Clean thoroughly with soap and warm water or on top rack of dishwasher before first use and after each use
- Inspect the product before each use and throw away at first sign of damage or weakness
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