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Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Contain This! Review & Coupon Code

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Store those Thanksgiving leftovers safely..for your next day sandwiches.

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Food safety is a major priority for those of us at Contain This!  That's why we have a Perfect CHILL pack with our Perfect Sandwich container. Read More


The Plastic Sandwich Bag Flunks

Sunday, August 28, 2011
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Kids' packed lunches too warm to be safe: study

Tuesday, August 09, 2011

NEW YORK | Mon Aug 8, 2011 5:31am EDT

(Reuters Health) - If you're packing lunch for your kid, chances are it will end up at unsafe temperatures before it's eaten.

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No More Soggy Sandwiches?

Thursday, June 23, 2011
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Checked Out By Appliance Insider

Monday, June 06, 2011

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Reviewed By The Kitchn - inspiring cooks, nourishing homes

Friday, June 03, 2011

Say Goodbye To Soggy Sandwiches: Perfect Sandwich Container



When I was growing up my mom always packed me a sandwich for lunch and luckily it wasn't a soggy sandwich. However, now that I'm older I refuse to pack a sandwich for long trips because I always have copious amounts of soggy elements (vegetables) that ruin the sandwich after it has sat for a while. There's nothing worse than making a delicious sandwich and realizing the bread is completely soggy because it has been sitting in a sandwich bag. Well, here's one very interesting new solution to this problem.

My ideal sandwich has delicious wheat bread, cheese, thinly sliced ham, lettuce, tomato, pickles and often roasted red peppers — if I make that sandwich and don't eat it within an hour, it turns into a soggy unappetizing mess (let's not even get started on adding oil & vinegar). So needless to say, I was really happy when I saw that there's a container made to keep sandwiches from getting soggy.

The Perfect Sandwich Container has several different compartments for each element. Place the wet items (vegetables and meat) in the bottom container, then the bread in the second compartment and close the lid. The hard casing will keep the elements safe and sound while preventing them from getting soggy. If you're worried about actually reconstructing the sandwich when it's time to eat, it's really not a hassle. Place a piece of the bread on top of the wet items in the container and flip it over, then put the second piece of bread on top — easy as can be!

Kristen Lubbe May 12, 2011 04:30PM

http://www.thekitchn.com


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