Description
Brighten up your child’s day with the MontiiCo Bento Five Lunch Box – Rainbow Roller, where mealtime meets creativity, colour and calm.
Perfect for kids who love a little bit of everything (or can be a little fussy), this bento-style lunch box makes it easy to pack balanced, nutritious meals without the chaos. With five leakproof compartments, you can mix and match fruit, veggies, crackers, yoghurt and more — all neatly separated and fresh until lunchtime.
Designed to simplify mornings and spark joy at every meal, the Bento Five helps parents save time while making lunches kids can’t wait to open. Compact yet surprisingly roomy, it fits neatly into MontiiCo’s medium and large insulated lunch bags, keeping everything fresh from home to school and beyond.
Made from durable, BPA-free materials and featuring a child-friendly latch, it’s built for everyday use — and it’s top-rack dishwasher safe, making cleanup one less thing to worry about. It’s the kind of lunch box that makes parents breathe easier and kids smile bigger.
Whether you’re packing school lunches, daycare snacks or weekend picnic treats, the Bento Five – Rainbow Roller turns every meal into a burst of colour, flavour and fun.
Why families love it:
🌈 Five compartments for endless food variety and fun presentation
💧 Leakproof* design keeps wet and dry foods separate and fresh
👧 Easy-open latch perfect for little hands
🌱 Durable, BPA-free, food-safe materials built to last
🧼 Top-rack dishwasher safe for effortless cleaning
🥪 Compact yet spacious — fits in MontiiCo medium and large lunch bags
🌍 Eco-friendly and reusable — reduces single-use packaging waste
How to Use
Fill each compartment with your child’s favourite snacks — from fruit and yoghurt to crackers and veggies. Close the latch securely for a leakproof seal. After use, simply pop it on the top rack of your dishwasher for quick, easy cleaning.
The MontiiCo Bento Five Lunch Box – Rainbow Roller makes healthy eating vibrant, simple and mess free — giving families more time to focus on what really matters.
