Pack a Bento Lunch with Campus Brotdose Wild Horse

Quick answer

Use the Mepal Campus Brotdose Wild Horse with its included Bento-Einsatz and fork to pack a balanced, varied bento lunch that keeps your child excited about school meals.

Step-by-step: Packing your bento lunch

1. Choose your base: Place one or two small sandwiches or wraps in the main compartment. The box fits up to 4 butterbrote, so you have room for variety. Avoid overfilling: leave space for the Bento-Einsatz and fork.
2. Fill the Bento-Einsatz: Add cut veggies, fruit slices, cheese cubes, or a small dip in the removable insert. This keeps wet and dry foods separate. Check that the insert snaps in securely so it doesn't shift during transport.
3. Add a treat and the fork: Tuck a small treat (like a few crackers or a piece of fruit) in any remaining space. Place the included fork on top or in the lid. Remind your child to bring the fork home—it's easy to lose.
4. Close and pack: Snap the lid shut and pack the lunchbox in a cooler bag or backpack. The sturdy design protects the contents. For warm days, add an ice pack to keep perishables safe.

Product facts

• Campus Brotdose mit Bento-Einsatz und Gabel - Wild Horse: The Campus Brotdose can hold up to 4 butterbrote (sandwiches), and the Bento-Einsatz adds extra variety. You can pack a main sandwich plus several small sides, making each lunch feel like a bento box without extra containers.