Lunch boxes and Lunch to Go

Our lunch products are made to be used over and over again - without harmful substances. Think food-safe stainless steel (like the Big Mug), BPA-free plastic with a bamboo lid (Lunchbox Classic), bio-based plastic in the Meal Box to-go and 100% cotton with TPU coating for the Lunchwrap. Everything is BPA-free, toxin-free and completely food-safe. So you replace disposable packaging responsibly.

It depends on which product you choose and what you put in it. For liquid meals like soup or yogurt, a stainless steel food pod like the Big Mug is ideal - it's truly leak-proof. The Lunchbox Classic is perfect for sandwiches or snacks, but not suitable for thin soups. The Mealbox to-go seals well and is great for reheated dishes or sauces. Still want to take something very liquid with you? Then choose a completely leak-proof food pod.

The lunch box to-go is suitable for the microwave, refrigerator, freezer and industrial dishwasher. Stainless steel products like the Big Mug should never be put in the microwave, and remain at their best when washed by hand. The Lunchbox Classic: please wash the bamboo lid by hand and dry thoroughly, the plastic container can be washed in the dishwasher (preferably on a mild program). The Lunchwrap is easy to clean with a damp cloth thanks to the TPU layer inside.

Insulated stainless steel food pods keep your food warm for up to 6 hours and cool for up to 8 hours, depending on what you put inside and how often you open it. Non-insulated products such as the Lunchbox Classic and Lunchwrap do not hold temperature. Use a cooling element if necessary for extra freshness. The Meal Box to-go is meant to be taken with you, stored and reheated later, not for long-term insulation.

For soup, yogurt or overnight oats, a 500 ml stainless steel food pod is top. A complete meal or takeaway? Then the spacious Mealbox to-go (1.2 liters) is just right for you. The Lunchbox Classic is nice and compact, fitting about four sandwiches, and the bamboo lid can also be used as a cutting board. Want light and flexible? Then go for the Lunchwrap, ideal for sandwiches or snacks. Tip: fill insulated containers as full as possible, preheat or refrigerate them briefly beforehand, and open them as little as possible; that way temperature and flavor are best preserved.

Sure, but choose a good sealable container or food pod. For really thin sauces or soups, we recommend a stainless steel lunch cup with a twist-top. Please do not put liquids loose in the Lunchbox Classic or Lunchwrap - they are not designed for that. Smart tip: use small leak-proof containers for dressings, then everything stays neatly separated.

Every lunch solution from Retulp is designed to replace disposable plastic. With reusable materials, smart designs and longevity, they reduce waste. Plus, per purchase, you support charities like the World Wildlife Fund. So yes, you have a great lunch and you contribute to a cleaner world.

Yes, you can, but be careful what you bring and how you pack it. Most products seal well, but for very liquid contents, a food pod is safest. Preferably put your lunch upright in a separate compartment of your bag. That way you avoid spills, even if you get a little shaken up along the way.

Yes, that's a super handy extra feature of our lunch boxes with wooden lids. In fact, the sturdy bamboo lid functions perfectly as a cutting board or plate. Ideal when you want to cut your apple on the go or don't want to put your sandwich on a dirty table. So you actually always have a clean plate with you.

The lunch boxes that come with a loose bamboo lid are held together by a sturdy and wide elastic band. This elastic band is easily put around the drum, so the lid can not move in your bag. It also gives the lunchbox a tough and natural look.

No, these specific models are intended for "dry" lunch products such as bread, wraps, fruit, vegetables or crackers. Because the bamboo lid rests on the container and is held by an elastic band (and not hermetically sealed with a silicone ring and clips), it is not suitable for liquids such as soup or yogurt. For this, we recommend the Big Mug Foodpod.

Stainless steel is indestructible with normal use. Whereas plastic tumblers can crack over time, become discolored by food (such as pasta sauce) or become "tired" at the hinges, a stainless steel tumbler will last for years. It is a hygienic material that is easy to clean and does not absorb bacteria. So in the long run, it is a much more durable and economical choice than buying new plastic containers all the time.