Tiffin - lunch box - Dots
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The tiffin is made of durable stainless steel. The stainless steel does not discolour and is also BPA free!
The Tiffin can be put in the dishwasher, but it is still best to wash it by hand. Just don't use a scouring pad or other abrasive. This can damage the design.
The tiffin is still stickered by hand on order.
The sizes of the Tiffin are:
Height: 16.5 cm
Width: 15 cm
Top layer: 60 mm
Middle layer: 43 mm
Bottom layer: 56 mm
Each layer can hold about 500ML. In deze lunchbox kan je verschillende dingen meenemen naar je werk of naar een picknick. Je kan hem bijvoorbeeld vullen met een boterham, fruit of een salade!
De tiffin is gemaakt van duurzaam RVS. Het RVS verkleurt niet en is ook BPA vrij!
De Tiffin kan in de vaatwasser maar het blijft het beste om deze af te wassen met de hand. Gebruik dan alleen geen schuursponsje of ander schuurmiddel. Dit kan het design beschadigen.
De tiffin wordt op bestelling nog met de hand bestickerd.
De maten van de Tiffin zijn:
Hoogte: 16,5 cm
Breedte: 15 cm
Bovenste laag: 60 mm
Middelste laag: 43 mm
Onderste laag: 56 mm
In elk laag kan ongeveer 500ML.
| Width | 15 cm |
| Height | 16.5 cm |
| Volume | 1.5 liters |
| Color | White, Black |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Made in | India |
| Brand location | Netherlands |
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Nice tiffins that you can use for several things. You can use them as a lunch box, picnic accessory, but also great for storing jewelry and other handy items! The tiffin is also called Dabba or Rantang. It is an accessory that is not missing in Indian cuisine. The tiffin has been part of Indian culture for centuries. It literally means lunch or breakfast and they were coined in British India. In the city of Mumbai, about 175,000 tiffins are delivered daily by some 4,000 Dabbawallas, tiffin couriers. These handy stacking containers are used to keep delicious homemade food fresh for lunch or picnic. You can take different types of food with you because it is easy to separate into the different layers.