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A Bento box, at its core, is simply a Japanese to-go box containing an entire meal, often for lunch. It all started back in the Kamakura period of the 12th century when workers would bring cooked rice to work in a small bag. Later, they started to use wooden boxes during parties. To start, Japan has a long history of bento. The boxes first appeared in their most basic iteration about 1,000 years ago, during the Kamakura period (1185 to 1333), when they were used to carry rice.

Our Arctic Ave Bento Lunch Box

• One size – 7.7″ x 4.8″ x 3″ (20 x 12 x 8cm)
• Silicone tray with a wooden cover
• BPA free
• An elastic band and cutlery included

How to clean the Bento Lunch Box

You can wash your Bento box in warm, soapy water by hand. If you have a 3-Piece Bento Box, all parts are dishwasher safe. You need to remove the inner tray and the silicone seal from the outer case, then place all three pieces in the top rack of the dishwasher to clean.

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