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product_id: 15140102
title: "Zebra Stainless Steel Food Carrier"
brand: "zebra technologies"
price: "AR$187449"
currency: ARS
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reviews_count: 9
category: "Zebra Technologies"
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region: Argentina
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# Lightweight & easy-carry locking handle 3-stackable, space-saving containers Corrosion-resistant stainless steel Zebra Stainless Steel Food Carrier

**Brand:** zebra technologies
**Price:** AR$187449
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🥗 Elevate your lunch game with timeless stainless style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Zebra Stainless Steel Food Carrier by zebra technologies
- **How much does it cost?** AR$187449 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/15140102-zebra-stainless-steel-food-carrier)

## Best For

- zebra technologies enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted zebra technologies brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Stack, Lock, Go:** Three perfectly sized containers stack securely with a positive locking handle for spill-proof transport.
- • **Multi-Use Marvel:** From camping to office lunches, each container doubles as an elegant serving bowl—style meets function.
- • **Clean & Conscious:** BPA-free, plastic alternative that’s easy to clean and dishwasher safe—embrace toxin-free living.
- • **Conversation Starter:** Iconic design sparks curiosity and compliments—join the eco-savvy community who refuse single-use plastics.
- • **Built to Last, Designed to Impress:** Durable stainless steel resists rust, dents, and animal interference—your lifelong food companion.

## Overview

The Zebra Stainless Steel Food Carrier is a 3-tier, stackable lunchbox made from durable, corrosion-resistant stainless steel. Lightweight and BPA-free, it features a secure locking handle for easy transport and each container doubles as a serving bowl. Perfect for eco-conscious professionals, campers, and students seeking a stylish, toxin-free alternative to plastic or aluminum food storage.

## Description

The Food Carrier from Zebra is the ultimate way to store your food while camping or travelling. They are tough, stackable and packable. Made of stainless steel, the 14cm (5.5in.) food carrier is actually three seperate containers that are held together by a secure locking handle. It is the perfect solution for hauling granola, fruits, nuts, candy or any food that is spillable or crushable. The easy-to-carry low profile handle keeps the contents well sealed during transport and when ready for use, simply remove the handle and unstack the containers. Not for use with liquids

Review: Clean, non-toxic living... - We bought 3 sets of these. 2 for ourselves, and one for a friend. We mostly use ours for taking leftovers home from restaurants or for picking up takeout orders. We strongly dislike having, cooking, or storing our food in aluminum or any kind of plastic. We don't microwave our food either. Consequently, we don't eat out often. But, when we do, we try to choose places where they don't use aluminum pots and pans or microwave ovens in their cooking. Which is an endeavor that is harder than you might think to accomplish... When it's not possible to find such a place, we at least can minimize our exposure to unhealthy food environments by using these containers to transport the leftovers home. So much better than having styrofoam, plastic or aluminum containers leaching their poisons into our food. These are beautiful containers. Very good quality stainless steel. Easy to use and clean. And they are also great conversation pieces. More often than not someone will stop and comment on them. Some to ask about them: what they are and why we have them. Others to say what a great idea! And often asking how much they cost (they were under thirty dollars each when we bought them in 2013) and where can they buy them? And yet others to comment and reminisce about the ones they remembered using in the old country (usually India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and that general area). My own experience was in Germany, where I went to boarding school for a couple of years. They had larger, differently stacked versions of these, which they used for transporting the food to housebound sick students, down with a cold or the flu, and to teachers wanting to occasionally stay in their rooms to eat, rather than eat in the dining room.
Review: Great pieces for cold lunches; multi-functional! - Own both the 10cm and 14cm sizes. Each is 3-levels, and locks beautifully. NOT water-tight, and don't try to carry a soup in it ever; however it is wonderful for: +noodle dishes that don't need to be reheated (think somen salads, cold soba noodles [use a small, covered container for dipping sauce], pasta salads of all sorts, etc.) +green salads of all kinds--the metal doesn't react and you can put a little container of your dressing in the tiffin, when you put the dressing on the salad you won't discolor your container. We like to keep the fast-food dressing packets they put in your meal, and use them here. We usually share a dressing packet in the restaurant anyway because they're so big, or just use our dressing at home if we're doing takeout. +storing cookies or pastries, or even mini-cupcakes! +making jello molds--we've made a flavor in each level (orange with mandarin oranges, lime with pineapple, strawberry with halved red grapes, etc.), and when we take it to parties, it's easy to unpack, slice into wedges, and serve with a dollop of whipped cream on top. It looks really cool in the stainless steel containers, and makes a super fun "jello pie" with the whipped cream on top! +storing all kinds of semi-food or non-food items, from corralling all those take-out packets of ketchup and mustard, to an easy way for guests to have a variety of breakfast blend-in items. We put out a basket of breakfast cereal mixes, from oatmeal to quinoa to flax as well as boxes of cereals, and this goes alongside with cupcake liners full of raisins or chopped dried fruit, packets of Splenda or sugar, or shelf-stable mini creamers for those who like their cereals a little richer. Easy to make the night before, lock it all up in the tiffin, and in the morning just unpack it and lay it out with a cold carafe of milk. Each layer is pretty deep--the 14cm is about 2.5" deep, and the 12cm is about 2" deep. Really nice when you have something you don't want crushed in presentation. The 14cm size is ridiculously large for one person's lunch. Great for a family picnic, though, or for cold food storage. When using the tiffins, you do need all 3 levels stacked in order to use the locking component. If you don't need all 3 levels, and just want two, we find that using a long Velcro strap (get it at Lowe's or Wal-Mart) and wrapping the whole thing up in a cloth or in a bag that ties works just fine and keeps everything together. Aside from the top lid, be aware that there is no other lid--each of the levels acts as the lower level's lid. If you pack the tiffin really tightly, you could get food on the bottom of the container above it. But we've used cling film/saran wrap/plastic wrap on the top of a tiffin when we worry about it, and it's never been a problem. Handwash. Have had these for YEARS and used them a long time. They still stand the test of time. No rusting, no chipping. Have only had one dent on an overseas move, but that didn't harm the food safety of the tiffin, nor the nesting ability at all. Worth every penny.

## Features

- Stacking Stainless Steel Food Container
- Durable, Corrosion resistant, Easy to clean, and BPA free--Plastic alternative
- Positive, easy-to-carry locking handle for transport
- Un-stacked containers second as serving/eating bowls
- Multi-purpose uses from camping/backpacking to lunch box and home food storage
- Corrosion-resistant stainless steel cleans easily, is nearly indestructible, and is highly animal-resistant
- Once un-stacked, each container makes its own elegant metal bowl—great for serving
- Use For: Travel, camping, picnicking, work & campus
- Comes in 3 Sizes
- Lightweight

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0038N3WD8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #339,104 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #6,476 in Food Container Sets |
| Brand | Zebra Technologies |
| Brand Name | Zebra Technologies |
| Capacity | 300 ml |
| Closure Type | Clip-On |
| Color | Silver |
| Container Shape | Round |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 96 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 08851991501432 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 5.51"L x 5.51"W x 5.51"H |
| Item Form | Round Bowl, Oval Bowl, Canister |
| Item Volume | 300 ml |
| Manufacturer | Grand Trunk |
| Material | Metal, Plastic, Stainless Steel |
| Material Feature | Recyclable |
| Material Features | Recyclable |
| Material Type | Metal, Plastic, Stainless Steel |
| Material Type Free | BPA Free |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Corrosion resistant, Durable, Lightweight |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Product Care Instructions | Dishwasher Safe |
| Product Dimensions | 5.51"L x 5.51"W x 5.51"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Travel, Camping, Work, School |
| Size | 14 cm |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ZEBRA
- **Color:** Silver
- **Material:** Stainless Steel, Plastic, Metal
- **Material Feature:** Recyclable
- **Capacity:** 300 Milliliters

## Images

![Zebra Stainless Steel Food Carrier - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61K9leeN21L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: where is it made?**
A: The stamp on the container: "Thailand" they are very well made!

**Q: Is it possible to stack 2 containers instead of 3?**
A: I'm sorry stack 3 containers only for stack 2 containers is ASIN B00EOV7Y50

**Q: Is this waterproof / can it be tipped over without leaking?**
A: Absolutely NOT waterproof. There is no rubber or silicone seal between the sections. We always have to make sure it is securely situated upright when traveling with any liquids in it. Having said that, we love using it, nevertheless.

**Q: Is this safe to go in the oven for heating lunches at work?**
A: At moderate heat levels or in a toaster oven, no worries about heating it.  At work I use a cheap ~$10 coil hot plate with no issues.  I also tried it on a cheap induction hot plate and it heated really fast - faster then similar things in the microwave at work.  Set on a coffee cup warmer, it would keep things warm all morning if that is an option for you.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Clean, non-toxic living...
*by S***. on April 26, 2017*

We bought 3 sets of these. 2 for ourselves, and one for a friend. We mostly use ours for taking leftovers home from restaurants or for picking up takeout orders. We strongly dislike having, cooking, or storing our food in aluminum or any kind of plastic. We don't microwave our food either. Consequently, we don't eat out often. But, when we do, we try to choose places where they don't use aluminum pots and pans or microwave ovens in their cooking. Which is an endeavor that is harder than you might think to accomplish... When it's not possible to find such a place, we at least can minimize our exposure to unhealthy food environments by using these containers to transport the leftovers home. So much better than having styrofoam, plastic or aluminum containers leaching their poisons into our food. These are beautiful containers. Very good quality stainless steel. Easy to use and clean. And they are also great conversation pieces. More often than not someone will stop and comment on them. Some to ask about them: what they are and why we have them. Others to say what a great idea! And often asking how much they cost (they were under thirty dollars each when we bought them in 2013) and where can they buy them? And yet others to comment and reminisce about the ones they remembered using in the old country (usually India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and that general area). My own experience was in Germany, where I went to boarding school for a couple of years. They had larger, differently stacked versions of these, which they used for transporting the food to housebound sick students, down with a cold or the flu, and to teachers wanting to occasionally stay in their rooms to eat, rather than eat in the dining room.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great pieces for cold lunches; multi-functional!
*by W***E on December 24, 2013*

Own both the 10cm and 14cm sizes. Each is 3-levels, and locks beautifully. NOT water-tight, and don't try to carry a soup in it ever; however it is wonderful for: +noodle dishes that don't need to be reheated (think somen salads, cold soba noodles [use a small, covered container for dipping sauce], pasta salads of all sorts, etc.) +green salads of all kinds--the metal doesn't react and you can put a little container of your dressing in the tiffin, when you put the dressing on the salad you won't discolor your container. We like to keep the fast-food dressing packets they put in your meal, and use them here. We usually share a dressing packet in the restaurant anyway because they're so big, or just use our dressing at home if we're doing takeout. +storing cookies or pastries, or even mini-cupcakes! +making jello molds--we've made a flavor in each level (orange with mandarin oranges, lime with pineapple, strawberry with halved red grapes, etc.), and when we take it to parties, it's easy to unpack, slice into wedges, and serve with a dollop of whipped cream on top. It looks really cool in the stainless steel containers, and makes a super fun "jello pie" with the whipped cream on top! +storing all kinds of semi-food or non-food items, from corralling all those take-out packets of ketchup and mustard, to an easy way for guests to have a variety of breakfast blend-in items. We put out a basket of breakfast cereal mixes, from oatmeal to quinoa to flax as well as boxes of cereals, and this goes alongside with cupcake liners full of raisins or chopped dried fruit, packets of Splenda or sugar, or shelf-stable mini creamers for those who like their cereals a little richer. Easy to make the night before, lock it all up in the tiffin, and in the morning just unpack it and lay it out with a cold carafe of milk. Each layer is pretty deep--the 14cm is about 2.5" deep, and the 12cm is about 2" deep. Really nice when you have something you don't want crushed in presentation. The 14cm size is ridiculously large for one person's lunch. Great for a family picnic, though, or for cold food storage. When using the tiffins, you do need all 3 levels stacked in order to use the locking component. If you don't need all 3 levels, and just want two, we find that using a long Velcro strap (get it at Lowe's or Wal-Mart) and wrapping the whole thing up in a cloth or in a bag that ties works just fine and keeps everything together. Aside from the top lid, be aware that there is no other lid--each of the levels acts as the lower level's lid. If you pack the tiffin really tightly, you could get food on the bottom of the container above it. But we've used cling film/saran wrap/plastic wrap on the top of a tiffin when we worry about it, and it's never been a problem. Handwash. Have had these for YEARS and used them a long time. They still stand the test of time. No rusting, no chipping. Have only had one dent on an overseas move, but that didn't harm the food safety of the tiffin, nor the nesting ability at all. Worth every penny.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome lunchbox
*by W***S on February 21, 2013*

I was looking for a 304 stainless steel lunchbox for my son to take to school. He had been carrying a Planet Box everyday but it's divided sections and thin profile did not allow for the days I wanted to send something a little larger (slice of pizza or a yogurt container). This has more than enough room to feed a teenager (when the time comes) and I can fit a small jelly size Mason jar in it with pudding or yogurt. If there are days I only want to send one or two sections I just fit a long piece of velcro through the lid loop and around the bottom to keep everything together without needing the metal clasp.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Zebra Stainless Steel Food Carrier
- Zebra Loop Handle Pot Stainless Steel (16 cm)

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*Last updated: 2026-09-18*