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Liewood Dominique Baby Food Tritan Boxes 500 ml 2-Pack - Sea Creature / Sandy

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Liewood Dominique Baby Food Tritan Boxes 500 ml 2-Pack - Sea Creature / Sandy

The Liewood Dominique Baby Food Tritan Boxes 500 ml 2-Pack - Sea Creature / Sandy is a practical set of storage containers for safely taking and storing baby and toddler meals on the go. This set includes two sturdy containers with a 500 ml capacity, featuring the recognizable Liewood design with a Sea Creature print and a soft Sandy color. Ideal for home use, travel, or daycare.

The storage containers are made from sustainable Tritan material, making them lightweight, durable, and suitable for daily use. The tightly sealing lids help prevent leaks and keep food fresher for longer. Perfect for fruit, snacks, meals, or leftovers, without lingering flavors or odors.

With the Liewood Dominique Baby Food Boxes, you choose convenience and safety. The material is food-safe and free from harmful substances. Thanks to the stackable design, the containers take up minimal space in the fridge or bag, making them extra handy for busy days.

Features

  • - Set of 2 storage containers
  • - Capacity per container: 500 ml
  • - Made from sturdy and lightweight Tritan
  • - Free from BPA and other harmful substances
  • - Tight-sealing lids
  • - Stackable and space-saving
  • - Suitable for baby and toddler meals
  • - Design: Sea Creature / Sandy
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