LEGO Lunchbox

Play with your food

LEGO Lunchbox

Play with your food

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It's a handy sized lunchbox

Give your packed lunch a bit of retro razzle-dazzle with the LEGO Lunchbox. Based on the classic eight-stud brick, this instantly recognisable design is a great way to stand out in the lunchtime rush.

Made to safely store all manner of meals, the LEGO Lunchbox is also small enough to slip into a backpack or school bag. There's even a space on the underside where you can scribble your name – making sure you never lose your lunch.

So whether you have a crucial meeting ahead or worse, double PE, the LEGO Lunchbox makes sure you start your afternoon on a block-solid foundation.

Available in four colours:

Pink

Blue

Red

Black

Please Note:

Food not included

Product Features:

Officially licensed LEGO lunchbox
Made from polypropylene
Please ensure to wash the lunch box before use

Dimensions:

Measures approximately 7.5cm(H) x 10cm(W) x 20cm(L)

LEGO, the LEGO logo are trademarks of the LEGO Group. 2010 THE LEGO Group.

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Customer Reviews

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I have this for work and is great! Are they microwave safe???
James Broadbent, Huddersfield - 10th April 2012

Firebox says: Hi James, it's not microwave safe I'm afraid.

Hi firebox! I am tempted to buy one of these but I have a few questions first 1. How sturdy is it? My last packed lunch box's handles broke whithin the first month of carrying it in my bag. I expected them to last longer even with the stress of being in my bag. 2. How big are its dimentions? I can see the general proportions in the picture but I need to know how big exactly it is because my lunch consists of more than an apple and a sandwich. 3. Can u make it in yellow? I would be more tempted to buy it if it was made in yellow because its the trademark LEGO colour. Also I like yellow more than black, red, pink and that blue so I would greatly appreciate it if you could make yellow ones too. I hope you reply Thank you!
Bryony, Middlesbrough - 31st January 2012

Firebox says: Hi Bryony! Its pretty sturdy, but I would not recommend throwing it about too much (besides your sandwich might get messed up!) It is 7.5cm(H) x 10cm(W) x 20cm(L) so amble for a appetizing sarnie and a big 'ol piece of fruit (or chocolate bar/s!) We cannot get any yellow ones unfortunately, but will have blue in stock soon!

Bought the lego lunch box for my grandson, he loves it, his friends stop and ask him where he got it from, I tell him to say FIREBOX, not grandma and grandad!
Lynne Jones, 2, Linden Crescent Hutton Rudby, Yam North Yorkshire - 20th January 2012

Can these lunch boxes go in the dishwashers?
Liz Smith, Wirral - 12th November 2011

Firebox says: Hiya Liz, yup these are dishwasher safe up to a maximum temperature of forty degrees. I hope this helps!

I bought this for my son. It is quite small but you could fit a sandwich (cut in half and staked on eachother) a small carton of juice and a yoghurt tube. We just decided to use it for a storage box so my son can keep his card collection in it! You could just use it to store the wee bits of lego (the figures and accessories) All in all its a good wee box!
Gemma Stevenson, Glenrothes,Fife - 11th November 2011

Firebox says: Good advice Gemma, and we're glad you like it. We think that's a good size for a lunch, but if you want more, you could always wrap the sandwich in foil separately. We also do a number of other LEGO storage boxes: http://www.firebox.com/firebox/search?searchstring=lego+storage

Is the lunch box BPA free?
Danielle, Sydney - 10th November 2011

Firebox says: Hi Danielle. These lunchboxes are made from polypropylene (5, PP) which is a BPA (bisphenol A, for anyone not in the know) free substance. Hope this helps!