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UTBJUDA stackable lunch box for dry food
UTBJUDA stackable lunch box for dry food
UTBJUDA stackable lunch box for dry food
UTBJUDA stackable lunch box for dry food
UTBJUDA stackable lunch box for dry food

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UTBJUDA - stackable lunch box for dry food, light grey-beige | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - PE850668_S2
UTBJUDA - stackable lunch box for dry food, light grey-beige | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - PE850670_S2
UTBJUDA - stackable lunch box for dry food, light grey-beige | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - PE850667_S2
UTBJUDA - stackable lunch box for dry food, light grey-beige | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - PE850671_S2
UTBJUDA - stackable lunch box for dry food, light grey-beige | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - PE850669_S2

Use this stackable lunch box for dry food to bring lunch or snacks to work or to school.

Perfect for food like pasta or salad, since you store your food separately in two layers.

You can create several layers and enjoy more storage by building upwards with add-on units.

Article no 105.186.53
Article no 105.186.53

UTBJUDA

stackable lunch box for dry food, light grey-beige

$39.9

29 people have bought this item

Available for store and supermarket pick-up.
$40 delivery fee for online orders up to $400
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In stock at Warehouse 36 in stock

This item is only available for purchase by order.

Please contact the Information Counter. Causeway Bay

Product and stock information are for reference only

In stock at Kowloon Bay 17 in stock
In stock at Macau Taipa 26 in stock
In stock at Shatin 4 in stock
Out of stock at Tsuen Wan

Use this stackable lunch box for dry food to bring lunch or snacks to work or to school.

Perfect for food like pasta or salad, since you store your food separately in two layers.

You can create several layers and enjoy more storage by building upwards with add-on units.

Article no 105.186.53
Article no 105.186.53

Plan meals ahead

Plan, shop, cook and prep for the whole week. You’ll save time and electricity by batch cooking and storing. Also, doesn’t a meal just taste better when it’s already cooked?
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