Say Goodbye to Plastic With These Portion-Perfect Stainless Containers

A stainless steel container that is spill-proof? You better believe it! This Splash Box ($23) is perfect for a wet lunch like salad with dressing, pasta with sauce, soup, or even yogurt. You can purchase the smaller Splash Pod ($12) to fit inside or to pack extra nibbles. The flexible silicone lids are easy for even a kid to remove, and you can throw these in the dishwasher.

Klean Kanteen doesn't just make water bottles. The brand also makes vacuum-insulated containers ($30 for 8 ounces; $35 for 16 ounces) to keep contents hot up to four hours and iced up to 12. The silicone seal locks in liquids so you can feel good packing stews or smoothies. If you don't need your foods to stay hot or cold, the brand also offers single-wall containers ($18 for 8 ounces; $22 for 10 ounces).

These simple LunchBots containers are made of 18/8 stainless steel, making them completely BPA-free. They're available in a range of sizes and designs and are dishwasher-safe, but not leakproof or insulated. Priced between $19 and $40, these containers are built to last.

Keep your food all neatly organized with these Three-in-One Containers from ECOlunchbox (large for $45; small for $26). Each offers three sealed sections for your meal, perfect for a healthy large entree and two side dishes. Just note that these are not leakproof.

The stainless steel PlanetBox ($35-$56) comes in three different sizes that offer a variety of compartments to keep all your foods completely separated. You can order just the containers, or order sets that come with a carry bag ($12-$14) and smaller stainless steel containers ($5-$11) that fit inside the lunchbox for dips and dressings. There's also a removable smaller glass container perfect for popping in the microwave. The PlanetBox is dishwasher-safe but not completely leakproof. They may seem pricey, but think of all the money you'll save by not eating out!

More leakproof goodness! These Seal Cup Trio containers (3 for $30) are perfect for those who like to keep their foods separate. They offer 2.5-cup, 1.5-cup, and 1-cup portion sizes, so you can pack a variety of foods without overdoing it on the portions. The silicone lids are easy to attach and pull off, and the entire container is dishwasher-safe.

These no-nonsense To-Go Ware containers are lightweight and easy to clean. Choose from a variety of styles and sizes; some sets even come with a bamboo utensil set. To-Go Ware containers range in price from $6 for the small tin to $25 for the large set.

If you're eating lunch at home or while camping or picnicking, you'll love this three-compartment Camping Tray ($15) that offers a huge section for a big salad and two smaller sections for protein, whole grains, or fruit.