lunch box containers

Don’t Buy EasyLunchboxes

February 1, 2012

Don’t spend money on EasyLunchboxes. EasyLunchboxes are useless for a lot of reasons. Seriously. Don’t waste your money on these. HERE are some others to choose from. Read the warning below, recently posted on my Facebook Page Thanks to Kendra Peterson for looking out for all my readers. Kendra slaves over making makes lunches for [...]

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No mess, neat eating in the car

January 16, 2012

Laptop EasyLunchboxes! Kendra, who blogs under the name of Ludicrous Mama, is quite possibly my #1 fan, having posted almost 70 times (!) about her love for EasyLunchboxes on her blog, Biting the Hand That Feeds You. But today, she posted such detail about an often overlooked use for my bento containers, I just had [...]

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Chaos in the School Cafeteria: How to Find the Calm

November 7, 2011

As a feeding therapist who works with children who have difficulty eating in various environments, I often visit kids in their school cafeterias – otherwise known as the school CAFÉ-FEARIA, according to one 7 year old client of mine. Have you ever visited a café-fearia? IMAGINE being a brand new kindergartner, toting your sparkly [...]

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Is a Fresh Lunch More Expensive Than Packaged?

November 1, 2011

MYTH: Organic, fresh, wholesome, homemade school lunches are more expensive. TRUTH: Convenient, packaged lunches cost more. I used to think that all organic food was more expensive. My perception of buying organic was that only rich people did that and those who couldn’t afford had to settle for less expensive (read lower quality) ingredients. Who [...]

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Bento Bloggers Dish About EasyLunchboxes

October 26, 2011

I was recently invited to join a Facebook group of Bento Bloggers. The group’s description is “Do you make bento meals and blog about it? Or make bento meals and not blog about it? Join your fellow bento makers to share tips, pics, links, and chat!” Obviously, there’s a lot of lunch packing going on [...]

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Healthy, Fresh, Organic School Lunches by Lunchbox Leverage

September 7, 2011

An alternative to school lunch! Reporter Connie Thompson of KOMO4News in Seattle, WA recently paid a visit to Chef Neil Dexter and his wife Emily’s catering company, The Midnight Kitchen, in Seattle, WA. Neil and Emily are on a mission to provide healthy lunches for kids at school, at an affordable price. Using my Easylunchbox containers [...]

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Smaller Cooler Bags you can use With EasyLunchboxes Bento Containers

August 28, 2011

I regularly get asked about other cooler bags – will my EasyLunchbox containers fit into them? Some families prefer a smaller cooler, or one with cartoon designs, or one that will easily slip into a child’s backpack, etc. Of course I understand that my complete EasyLunchbox System (bento container + bag) may not fit the [...]

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My Lunch Date with Author and Designer, Jonathan Fong

August 13, 2011

Jonathan Fong is the star of his own web series on StyleWithASmile.TV, and also co-hosts a new show on DisneyFamily.com called He Made, She Made. One of my favorite segments that I host on my channel at EasyLunchboxes.TV is “Lunch Date with Kelly Lester”. I couldn’t wait to make a lunch date with Jonathan and show you around [...]

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Nutritionist Approved Healthy School Meals and Snacks

August 9, 2011

Send your kids back to school with healthy meals! Nutritionist and Eating Strategist, Rania Batayneh, makes it easy for you to prepare and pack food your kids will love. Actually, her menus work just as well for adult meals, and Rania loves using my EasyLunchboxes for no-fuss pack and go! Here she is on KOIN CBS [...]

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EasyLunchboxes are the #1 Best Selling Home and Garden Item on Amazon

August 7, 2011

Ok, so it may be back down to # 3 or #4 by tomorrow… BUT, as of right now, at 6:28pm on this gloriously hot summer evening in Southern California, I checked the popularity meter of my lunch containers on Amazon, and there they were, IN THE #1 SPOT in ALL of Home and Garden!!! [...]

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