Bentgo Salad Lunch Container, BPA Free, Large 54 oz Bowl, 4 Compartments, Bento Style Tray, Salad Toppings and Snacks, 3 oz Sauce Container for Dressing, Built-in Reusable Fork (Brush Marble)

Para la fruta picada y ensalada exelente.

I bought my Bentgo Salad Bowl about a month ago and I couldn’t be happier with it. The size is perfect — it holds a generous portion of salad while still fitting easily into my lunch bag. The compartments are well‑designed and just the right size, and I especially love the little container for dressing. It seals tightly and doesn’t leak, which makes packing lunch stress‑free. The lid clips work perfectly with no issues at all. Overall, it’s practical, sturdy, and thoughtfully designed. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable salad container.

Exactly what I was hoping for - good size and excellent quality. I will be ordering another one.

Nice quality and good size but my only complaint is that if youre just using the bottom part you still have to stack on the top part before you can use the lid. I made pasta salad and would have rather filled it to the top but you have to leave space for the top compartment for the lid to snap on. I know it's a salad container but for the price I wish it was more versatile with the lid.

I've used this lunch box almost daily in my lunch box for the better part of a year -- aside from times I've taken a hoagie roll too long for the body of the bento, it has served me well for all sorts of meals between salads, leftover meat and vegetables, and wraps too, when cut in half and stacked (smushed, to be honest). For the most part, I've really liked this thing -- Mostly because it fits the lunch box I use comfortably, with room left for the ice packs I use to keep it cold, a canned soda, or my tiny thermos that I use for coffee brewed from home. The external body of the unit has not worn like I expected it to -- Maybe because I stopped trusting the dishwasher to my things, and always wash it with a cloth or a sponge. So, the materials do seem to be of a nice quality, and think it's worth it to care for it. The only reason I am torn about this box, is because one of the clasps that's needed to keep the unit shut broke off. Each "flap" that you use to clasp the lid into place is constructed with a sort of post on either side, that then lay into small pockets on the lid where they swivel. They could have easily made these posts longer and more durable, but as they are the only thing keeping these clasps on are two tiny little nubs -- No wonder it broke (even eventually)! If you tried, you could manually pry them off in one direction without a lot of effort. That's pretty a pretty disappointing construction choice... In my case the post completely broke off, which means that it cannot be reattached; it's only coaxed into staying on when the whole box is closed, while it is clipped to the lid. This wouldn't be such a big deal, but trying to keep track of this little thing is a pain, especially when I'm trying to enjoy my lunch hour. Since it broke off, I've had to go back out to the patio and look for it because I realized one day that it had been left on the patio, and someone had thrown it away by the time I realized!! That was not fun because our outside trashcans are relatively gross. I don't know, it's just annoying. I know I will just be thinking of this weird construction issue if I were to buy another, which is a shame because it has served me literally so well up until now. Low price notwithstanding, it's just a weird choice.