Reddit reviews New Wave Enviro Stainless Steel Food Container

http://www.amazon.com/New-Wave-Enviro-Stainless-Container/dp/B001THRYGG

http://en.bentoandco.com/products/bento-stainless-steel-zen-01?variant=26244222

http://en.bentoandco.com/products/zen-05

Here are some practical ways to eat better, because diet overhaul will help the most:

Buy one of these and fill it up with fresh broccoli, carrots, cucumbers, peppers, whatever. Bring it with your lunch everyday, and make it a point to eat its contents every day.

An apple a day, my friend. No prep and yummy. Plus there are a million varieties.

Portion out almonds (28 = 170 cals) in little snack baggies. Bring one with lunch.

Prepare soups on the weekend and freeze them for your lunches. Buy dry bags of beans and soak them overnight on Saturday. Sunday, make black bean soup, chili, lentil soup, whatever. I eat fresh soup for lunch everyday and it keeps my weight down. My fav:

Black bean soup - 1lb dry black beans, 1 med green pepper, 1 med onion, 2 or so T cumin, 1 T red curry powder, salt (< 1 t) and pepper (a pinch) to taste. Soak beans overnight (put in a pot with a bunch of water and just let it sit, no work involved). Next day, stir fry chopped onion and pepper in small amount of oil until onion is opaque. Add soaked beans + 5 c water, bring to a boil then reduce heat and allow to simmer until beans are soft, ~ 1.5 hours. After, take 2 cups of beans (w/o water) from soup and blend them, add back to soup. Makes four servings -- put them in containers and freeze them. The prep is minimal and mostly it just sits there, and it's super healthy and delicious.

DO NOT BUY SNACKS. IF YOU DON'T BUY IT, YOU WON'T EAT IT. You have ZERO reason to go down this aisle in the grocery store. DON'T EVEN TEMPT YOURSELF.

Sometimes it's better to graze throughout the day than eat big meals.

If you don't have time to cook dinner, Kashi and Amy's makes some nice all-natural frozen dinners, most of them < 500 calories. Cooking is a billion times cheaper, though.

Also, if you think you're hungry, before eating chug a glass of water. If you're still hungry, eat a < 200 cal snack. I like air popped popcorn (3 T kernels = 140 cals), a bowl of cereal (measure it), or even crackers :)

I battle late night cravings with tea. It doesn't make me less hungry, but it gives my mouth some "taste" without calories. It really does help...

Whelp I don't know what's more eco-friendly than buying a stainless steel lunch container and packing your lunches for work/school.

Also eco-vegan gal on youtube has a bunch of cool product reviews. Linked is her haul from Expo-East and she shows a bunch of cool stuff.

EDIT: Also this is eco-friendly Tea Tree with Eucalyptus soap that apparently when put up against your shower head scents the steam so you have like a sauna in your shower. Sounds awesome and I totally want to try it now.