You’d be surprised how often opportunities come up to eat a boxed lunch, whether it’s an everyday lunch or a weekend picnic. We’ve picked out Snoopy lunch boxes that are sure to make lunchtime an exciting and enjoyable experience! While every design is full of charm, of course there’s no compromise on usability either. We’ll share detailed information about these carefully crafted items.
Hello! I’m Sekai, the virtual reporter for Perfect World Tokyo!
This time, I’m introducing lunch boxes featuring Snoopy motifs. We’ve gathered designs that make you excited to bring them out, from everyday packed lunches to meals at outings. It’s fun to switch between them depending on your mood, so please try to find your favorite!
First, the Snoopy & Belle 4-Point Lock Lunch Box. With a clean white base, a crisp red accent creates an adorably sophisticated design.
Printed on the top lid is an illustration of Snoopy and Belle drawn like postage stamps. Their backs are lined up side by side, which is so adorably charming it makes your heart flutter.
The size is 5.8cm × 12.9cm × 17.5cm with plenty of depth and a generous capacity of 650ml. Larger side dishes won’t get crushed, making it a great point that it’s easy to pack.
The Snoopy & Belle design also comes in a 2-tier tight lunch box, which is also highly recommended.
While it has a sleek appearance, both the upper and lower sections hold 300ml, so the capacity is generous. The middle lid can also store 15cm chopsticks, so there’s no need to prepare a separate chopstick set. It’s convenient to carry everything in one piece smartly.
On the lid is printed an illustration of Belle, with her distinctive wide round eyes and long eyelashes, peeking at Snoopy. The adorable sight of the two of them brings comfort and warmth.
Next is the lunch box from the “Chef Snoopy” series with its cute chef hat. This fluffy lunch box (sitting pose) has a high lid so you can mound side dishes fluffily. It’s perfect for “loaded bento” style with ingredients piled high!
Also in the lineup is the fluffy lunch box (scattered design) scattered with cute elements like Chef Snoopy, Woodstock, and delicious-looking bread. Both feature an elegant blue base, so even with character designs, they don’t look childish and have a neat, sophisticated look that’s nice to carry.
Next is the lunch box (sitting pose / scattered design), which features a deep burgundy-like red that’s truly striking. The slightly retro and muted color tone is really wonderful.
The characters’ charm shines against the rich color tone, achieving a perfect balance that’s not overly cute. With a color tone that’s just right for this season, it makes you want to incorporate it into your fall and winter lunchtime.
Finally, there’s the round lunch box in 2 tiers with its adorably round shape.
A refreshing light blue like the sky features Snoopy and Woodstock in the design. The character-shaped “COOKIE” letters are comical and give a playful, fun feel to the design.
Despite its small size, the functionality is seriously excellent! The inner lid comes with a storage fork, and both the upper and lower sections have a “non-stick coating” that prevents rice from sticking. This lunch box is truly well thought out for ease of use.
All of the lunch boxes we introduced this time are attractive items with attention to functionality as well as design. Did you find your favorite item? Lunch boxes that are fun to switch between depending on your mood—be sure to check them out at this opportunity!
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Thank you for reading all the way through! This was Sekai from Perfect World Tokyo.
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