Company reinvents the lunch box
Packing attention to detail, intelligent design and delicious food into lunchtime is San Francisco-based team Prepd, founded by Chris Place and Will Matters. Their creation, ‘Prepd Pack’, is a modern take on the classic lunchbox, launched in January 2016 via a Kickstarter campaign that raised over $1 million.
The traditional brown bag crumples in comparison to the durability and maturity of ‘Prepd Pack’. Magnetic cutlery rests securely within the centre of the ‘Prepd Case’, while an in-built silicone placemat allows diners a proper mealtime setup. Pack lunches in advance within the leak-proof, clear containers and stack them up in the freezer for the week ahead or pop them in the microwave to reheat and enjoy. The containers can also be worked into different configurations to suit your individual needs. Transporting lunch to the workplace – sans spills, rips or blips – has never been simpler.
Upgrading your lunchbox to the ‘Prepd Pack’ also means incorporating the speed and ease of technology into how meals are chosen and regulated. Using the ‘Prepd App’, you can browse ‘make at home’ recipes and meal plans developed by professional nutritionists and chefs. The app integrates effortlessly into your daily routine, devising customised shopping lists that help you keep track of your grocery spending, while advising on what and how much to buy. ‘Prepd Pack’ makes meeting health goals and diet types easier and once you join the Prepd community, you have the option to create your own profile page where you can save and develop recipes, as well as share tips and food tricks with other users.
Further, the 'Prepd App' automatically collects data to quantify how many calories have been consumed. This info is visualised in the app to give meaningful feedback about the diner’s diet.
Encouraging people to pack their own lunches, Prep also hopes to decrease the amount of food and packaging waste in the world. The lunchbox materials are all created from high quality recycled and sustainable materials, meaning ‘Prepd Pack’ both looks great, and is good for the environment too.
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However, it doesn't look like it's insulated. Also, those dressing containers don't look like they seal as well as the rest of the food containers. I guess that's okay if you don't mind your salad dressed up several hours ahead of time 
Here's where I go for food containers and lunchbags/boxes. 
One of my favorite lunch "containers" is the "Wrap-N-Mat." You can wrap up odd-shaped items or large sandwiches. Plus, it unfolds into a nice eating mat, like a small tablecloth. I've had people comment that they liked that aspect to it. I don't know if they then went and bought one or not, but at least people responded positively.
About a year ago, I updated my previous tall and skinny lunch bag to one that kind of has the shape of an oldstyle metal lunch box, yet is all insulated. Its footprint is a little larger, but it's shorter and a bit stiffer.
It's a good lunch bag, and I expect to have it around a long time 
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Now, I am away from home and office for 6-8 hours a day and need something that keeps my lunch cold in my car
My thoughts exactly.
Where's the damned Thermos for the soup?
Sorry, its got to have soup, 2 sandwiches (at least) chips, pickles, fruit cup (or 2) cookies, maybe a slice of pie or cake, bottle of wine, cheese assortment...and anything else that strikes my fancy while my head is in the fridge.
Here's my idea of a proper lunch box:
Where the fuck are the gin, vermouth, olives, and toothpicks? I mean, what kind of lunch are you selling? Certainly not a proper one.
Sheesh!
Indeed. That would be lunch. An adaptable lunch box is a good thing.
My best to you, my good friend.
And a bottle of old vine Zin might be a good thing, too.
How the fuck did any business get transacted in the afternoon, for crying out loud?
Be good, Longship. 6PM trip tonight.....finishes around 4 AM.
and it works just fine.
How else can the one meter long baguette fit!?!?! 
I broke the thermos on the first day. (They were glass on the inside back then.)
Seriously, though, I was born during the Kennedy administration. Almost every toy I had is probably worth a few bucks today.
Best not to think too hard about it...lol.
Ain't no lunchbox as good as a dabba.
Sound like a great lunch !
who but a hipster would carry that?
So there.
and i would deserve it.
