The PlanetBox 2.5oz Round Dipper was created to contain wet messy foods like dips, sauces, and yogurt. All Dippers are made of dishwasher safe stainless steel with a food grade silicone rubber lid to prevent leaking.

When used with the Launch and Shuttle System, the 2.5oz Dipper can be placed either inside the lunchboxes, or packed separately for snacks.

When you pack the 2.5oz Dipper inside your Launch or Shuttle lunchbox and close the latch, the Dippers inside will seal closed and will successfully contain wet messy foods

Not compatible with Rover PlanetBox.

• Free from plastic, BPA, phthalates and lead.
• Only food grade stainless steel comes into contact with your food.
• No linings. No toxins.
  
• Made of the high quality, food grade 201 stainless steel and food grade silicone.
• Easy-to-clean and dishwasher safe container.  Handwash silicone lid.
• Compatible with Launch and Shuttle Planetbox.
• Leak proof.
• Holds 2.5oz (74ml)
  
• Diameter –5.3cm. Height 4.8cm

Our high quality 18/8 (300 SS) and 18/0 (400 SS, not 200 SS) stainless steel is food safe and will not leach toxic chemicals when in contact with food., easy-to-clean, virtually unbreakable, resists stains and rust and should last forever.

Silcone Quality

Our silicone is LFGB Approved (LFGB Grade). The LFGB Standard is a stricter, more rigorous set of testing guidelines used to determine the quality and safety of the silicone. A third party lab verifies that we meet these requirements.

The LFBG (Lebensmittel-, Bedarfsgegenstände-und Futtermittelgesetzbuch, or “Foods, Consumer Goods and Feedstuffs Code”) is the German enactment of European law as operated by the Bundesinstitut für Risikobewertung (BfR). The BfR recommendations for food-contact materials are some of the more comprehensive in the EU.

A Loving Note About Silicone + Dishwashers

Silicone should not be washed in the dishwasher, as silicone is naturally porous and can absorb flavours and odours from detergent. This often results in a lingering soapy taste that later transfers into anything you cook or store in the silicone. For this reason, it is advised that all silicone items be hand washed only to prevent detergent absorption. If your silicone has already picked up unwanted smells or flavours, you can remove them by heating it in the oven at 180 °C for 30 minutes, which helps burn off the trapped residue. Alternatively, soaking the items in vinegar or a baking-soda solution will help neutralize and eliminate the odour, restoring the silicone to a clean, neutral state.