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Keep-warm lunch box

Hi guys,

I am looking for a keep warm lunch box like this:

http://b2b.ja-mart.de/index.php?ISO6...D=6&IID=100005
http://b2b.ja-mart.de/index.php?ISO639=de&MAXR=5&CID=6

Do you know where I can find the same one in Zurich? I don't know how they call it in German .
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Old 24.10.2008, 13:48
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Re: Keep-warm lunch box

I think Hajk (next to the train station in Zurich, that is platform 3 to be more precise) has them. Probably also Transa or other adventure / outdoor type shops.
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Old 24.10.2008, 13:51
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Re: Keep-warm lunch box

I would recommend:

http://img409.imageshack.us/img409/6...unchboxmz0.jpg
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Re: Keep-warm lunch box

hi there , please tell me more about the keep warm lunch boxes... never heard of them , but would love to give my son a warm lunch

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Re: Keep-warm lunch box

hi need to know more about the lunch boxes . what are they called and where can i get them

thank for the help

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Re: Keep-warm lunch box

Well, this is a thermo box to keep warm with 2 smaller boxes for food inside. I couldn't find the ones (in the link of 1st post) in Zurich so my mum sent it from home to me. Mine is Japanese style. I did find a similar one in Coop city in Bellevue, but it's quite big and look urgly. It's made in Germany and costs about 70 CHF.

There're many in amazon.com.
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Opps, just saw you're from Geneva. I don't know how about Geneva. But you can google with "thermo lunch box".

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Re: Keep-warm lunch box

I got this one for my nephew. They do ship abroad outisde the US and I received it within a week or 10 days.
http://www.lunchboxes.com/boys.html
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Old 16.01.2009, 12:48
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Re: Keep-warm lunch box

Or you can try this:

http://www.thanko.jp/hot_launchbag/
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