Lunchbox wizardry used to mean packing your juice pouch to keep your apple from smooshing your PB&J. Today’s carriers are built for more discerning appetites. Bon appétit! Jarren Vink
Best for: OCD epicures looking for order in the transport of their three-course meals.
Even if lunch is last night's unwieldy takeout, the Bentgo will provide suitable accommodations. A full set of plastic utensils—fork, knife, and spoon—snaps into the divider lid, and the top tray is partitioned to keep your veggies from infiltrating your dessert. Just don't pack anything too juicy: The lids keep your bag safe from your green beans, but soup will seep out.
Best for: Eaters who like their calories hot and are cool with slurping in public.
A spoonful of soup can do miracles for midday stress, and the vacuum-insulated, double-walled King will keep your goulash hot for up to seven hours. The design is compact and complete, with a built-in spoon and a lid that doubles as a bowl. Cleaning the widemouthed Thermos is easy, but make sure soup crust doesn't build up in the spoon's articulated joints.
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