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Bentgo Kids' Stainless Steel Bento Lunch Box

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Bentgo Stainless Steel Lunch Box

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Most listings recommend these products for children aged 3 years and up (shown as “Suggested Age: 3 Years and Up” or “Age rating: 3 years of age and up”).

Common sets bundle a bento-style lunch box and insulated bag, and often include a soup thermo or food jar, utensils (fork and spoon) with cases, a sauce/yogurt cup, removable dividers or divided trays, and sometimes an ice pack or insulated water bottle.

Listings most often reference food-grade 304 stainless steel (also shown as 18/8 stainless steel) and use double-wall or vacuum-sealed double-wall insulation to keep food warm or cool for hours.

Capacities vary by component. Bento trays and lunch boxes commonly range roughly from 25 to 40 oz; soup thermoses and food jars often range from about 10 to 17 oz (some listings note ~11–11.2 oz); a few trays list about 4 cups, and some water bottles are around 13.5 oz.

Retention varies by design. One soup bowl lists about 3–4 hours of heat retention, while several insulated thermoses claim up to about 6 hours warm and up to 8 hours cold using vacuum or double-wall insulation.

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