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No More Brown Bags
Filed under: Mealtime, Gear Guides: Toddlers & Preschoolers, Education: Big Kids, Gear Guides: Big Kids
Ditch the boring brown bags. Credit: Fluf
The school year is almost over, and soon you'll get a break from packing school lunches -- just in time to start packing camp lunches. Unfortunately, we can't assemble sandwiches for you, but we can introduce you to the new lunch bags from Fluf. With organic cotton outside, a toxin-free removable vinyl liner inside, and adorable illustrations (even a few by artist Matthew Langille), we think they're pretty great. Right up there with sliced bread.
Available for $18 from fluf-design.com.
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