Chinese Lunch Boxes
Traditionally in China workers did not eat cold lunches, but instead brought these metal food carriers with multiple layers to heat over a range top stove. Each layer serves to hold either rice, soup, vegetables, meat or fish. The durable stainless steel design is made to last. A tight clasp holds the various layers in place and a sturdy handle makes the lunch box easy to carry. Each layer is 6" diam. x 2" deep.
Traditionally in China workers did not eat cold lunches, but instead brought these metal food carriers with multiple layers to heat over a range top stove. Each layer serves to hold either rice, soup, vegetables, meat or fish. The durable stainless steel design is made to last. A tight clasp holds the various layers in place and a sturdy handle makes the lunch box easy to carry. Each layer is 6" diam. x 2" deep.
2-tier—$19.95, 3-tier—$24.95, 4-tier—$24.95, 5-tier—$29.95
inqure about the availability and pricing for the aluminum thai model (right)
