Whenever I get a new product to try I always try to photograph it ASAP in case something happens to it before I have a chance to review it like a huge pasta sauce explosion. It may sound like I am being dramatic, but if you were at my house this morning you would understand that it looked like a murder scene when the Berbere Stew I was prepping somehow spilled ALL OVER the counter, cabinets, sink, dishwasher door, floor, you get the picture. You just never know, so I always try to take pictures of products right away whether I end-up posting them on Veggie Grettie or not.
I was recently sent a Go Green Lunch Box to review and I am so impressed with it. My daughter was super excited to try the lunchbox and was so disappointed every morning that she woke-up and learned I hadn’t photographed it yet. We had been having a string of icky grey days weather-wise and that doesn’t make for good photographs. The first sunny day we had I dropped everything and snapped a bunch of photos. My daughter was so happy to learn that the photos had been taken and the lunch box was finally hers.
The Go Green Lunch Box has a lot of features that I really appreciate, however the bento box design is my favorite since it seems to inspire a lot of creativity when making lunches. I had so much fun trying to decide what to put into each compartment and there is so much room! This is not a small lunch box. I could easily pack a huge lunch for my husband in one of these lunchboxes and cover all the bases from appetizer, to main dish, to dessert, and beverage (It comes with an 8 oz. reusable drink container).
This is a very well designed lunch box in that the lid has silicone seals for each of the 5 compartments which keeps all of the food and flavors separate. I tried hummus, yogurt, and other sauces and they all stayed within their own compartments with no leaking (However, I also did a soup test and there was some leakage). There is also a locking mechanism on the lid which prevents it from opening and spilling (very smart design feature). In addition the lunch box is dishwasher safe (top shelf), though I find that it is very easy to hand wash.
It is apparent that the Go Green Lunch Box was designed by a mother who understands children’s lunch needs; There is even a white board where you can write your child a message!
Now…to the GIVEAWAY.
GO GREEN LUNCH BOX GIVEAWAY
Kim Castner (pictured above), the founder and designer of the Go Green Lunch Box has offered-up a Go Green Lunch Box set to one Veggie Grettie reader!!! The lunch boxes come in a wide variety of designs (click HERE to see them) and she is allowing the winner to pick the design of their choice.
TO ENTER
You will gain one entry for each task completed:
- Subscribe to Veggie Grettie’s E-mail Subscription (upper right corner of homepage below the Header photo)
- “Like” Veggie Grettie on Facebook
- “Follow” Veggie Grettie on Twitter
- Tweet the following message, @veggiegrettie is hosting @GoGreenLunchBox giveaway http://veggiegrettie.com/2012/01/31/go-green-lunch-box-review-and-giveaway/
- Send an e-mail out to your friends telling them about the giveaway and cc me on it gretchen (at) veggiegrettie (dot) com
Come back to THIS POST and leave a comment detailing which of the above you have completed and make sure I have your e-mail address so I can contact you if you win.
Good luck! This is a great giveaway.
***** The giveaway will run through February 12, 2012 *****
To learn more about Go Green Lunch Boxes, visit their FAQ page by clicking HERE.
