Showing posts with label insulated lunch bag purse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label insulated lunch bag purse. Show all posts

Friday, June 20, 2014

What is considered a "picnic lunch"?

Q. On the Universal Studios website, it says this:


We offer a variety of fresh, delicious food for our guests to enjoy at restaurants and concession stands throughout our resort; however, we understand that guests may need to bring outside food and drink into our parks. Please note the following guidelines for bringing food and drink into our parks:

Acceptable items:

â¢Bottled water
â¢Small snacks that do not require heating
â¢Any food required for medical purposes and medicallyâindicated nutritional supplements
â¢Any food required for special dietary needs
â¢Baby food/baby formula
â¢Soft-sided insulated bags no larger than 8.5" wide x 6" high x 6" deep


Prohibited items:

â¢Picnic lunches
â¢Food that requires heating or refrigeration
â¢Alcohol and glass containers
â¢Hard-sided coolers
â¢Soft-sided coolers larger than 8.5" wide x 6" high x 6" deep
â¢Coolers, suitcases, and bags with wheels
Please be advised that all bags and personal items are subject to inspection.


My question is, what is a picnic lunch? If I brought a sandwich, an apple, and a banana or something like that, would that be considered a picnic lunch??

Also, I was wondering, does Universal Studios (in FL.) search your purse? I know they search bags but I was curious if they searched small purses as well.

Thank you! :)


Answer
Yes, they will have you open all small bags that are not clear or mesh.

A picnic lunch indicates that you are bringing a whole spread to feed your whole family. One way to think of it is that they normally don't care if YOU have a sandwich or a banana. But if you pack a loaf of bread, a jar of peanut butter, a family-size bags of chips, stuff like that, then that is not ok. Half the time, they don't worry so much about what you have as about the bag you are using. They tend to be very strict about bags that are too big, particularly bags with wheels, since they are more likely to cause injury and are therefore more likely to get them sued!

A sandwich and an apple or something should be fine.

Where can I buy a small, inexpensive messenger-style bag?

Q. It need not have several pockets, zippers, and hoopla. Just the bag (big enough to hold a waterbottle, a camera, and my phone), and an adjustable strap. (It's for hiking.) And inexpensive would be nice.

I would rather get suggestions on where to get one, so I don't end up shopping around and finding stuff to buy at every store I visit.

Advice would be appreciated. Thanks!


Answer
J - what about something like an insulated nylon lunch bag?
The padding would protect your camera & phone, and keep the bottle and water on the outside, away from the electronic stuff. Most of them come with adjustable straps.
Another possible solution would be to find a plain black nylon purse. I found one at Kmart, made by American Tourister, which I use for my camera, along with a few odds and ends. Don't worry, it doesn't look girly or anything like that.
Third choice might be to look in the camping, sporting goods, or luggage section of a store. I've seen hip-packs that have buckle straps that could be worn over the shoulder.
Best, and least expensive, place to check out would be your local discount store like Kmart, WalMart or similar mart-mart stores. If there is an Army/Navy surplus store near you, they may have the type of bag you want.




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Sunday, March 16, 2014

good diaper bag for multiple kids?




Jo


I am pregnant with number three and due in a couple of weeks. I am in need of a diaper bag thats large enough to carry things for 3 kids under 5 yrs of age. Durable,stylish and as I said large.
I am looking to spend NO MORE than 75 dollars on it.
If you have ANY suggestions please let me know! Thanks!



Answer
When I had two in diapers I didn't get a diaper bag at all. I got a Satchel bag the kind ppl carry computers in. It was rectangular and fit the diaper and bottle carrying bag easily it also had several pockets for all my mommy needs. It had an adjustable strap so i could wear it on my shoulder so i could hold the car seat in one hand and my toddlers hand. It was cheaper then any large diaper bag I could find about 25 bucks at target and more adult/ stylish. I used it as my purse and baby bag so when I wasn't with the kids I didn't look like I was carrying around a child's bag. It also was very easy to wash. Also i used a generic insulated lunch sack for bottles that was about $4.00 rather then the very over priced bottle carries. Good luck and congrats.

What to use instead of lunch box?




Jac


I am new to being vegan and need some help. What should i use instead of a lunch box or paper bag? I really want something reuseable but not a lunch box. Its not that i am embarrased to carry a lunchbox i just dont like how they look. At my school we are seated side by side so there is no room for a giant tray thing.Oh and please dont leave answers telling me about your hello kitty lunch box, thanks.


Answer
I'd recommend getting a neoprene lunchbox/bag. I put a link to a basic style, but you can find these almost anywhere now. They are well insulated, so they keep your food cold or warm, they're easy to carry, and they stretch, so you can hold quite a bit in there. And a lot of them even look like purses, so they're super stylish, and they come in MANY styles. The link I left below is a basic guide to the fabric & price. ENJOY :D

http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q=neoprene+lunch+box&hl=en&prmd=ivns&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&biw=1280&bih=812&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=4178380123415920994&sa=X&ei=_1IzTpP0B-unsQKXvcyMCw&ved=0CG4Q8wIwBA




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Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Can anyone tell me what brand this lunch bag is?

insulated lunch bag purse on ... Princess-SOFIA-THE-FIRST-Messenger-Insulated-Lunchbox-Lunch-Bag-purse
insulated lunch bag purse image



Hannah!


I was at Marshall's a couple of months ago and I saw this really cute insulated lunch bag. It looked like a purse and it was light blue with pink roses. It was insulated and it came with like 3 different-sized containers. It was so cute and at the time I wasn't sure if I wanted it but now I really REALLY want it. I don't know what it was called and of course Marshall's doesn't have it anymore. Does anyone know what brand it is?


Answer
No but here are some cute ones:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/BETSEY-JOHNSON-Dotty-Rose-Polka-Dot-Rose-Floral-Lunch-Box-Make-Up-Bag-2-PC-Set-/400316322200

http://www.buy.com/pr/product.aspx?sku=231473408

http://www.amazon.com/BlueAvocado-Lunch-Case-Black-Cream/dp/B008CNPC46/ref=sr_1_235?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1345822964&sr=1-235&keywords=lunch+box+bag

http://www.amazon.com/Dakine-Womens-Lunch-Opal-3-5-Inch/dp/B00862K2OS/ref=sr_1_389?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1345823141&sr=1-389&keywords=lunch+box+bag

http://www.target.com/p/skip-hop-zoo-lunchies-insulated-lunch-bag-owl/-/A-13126448?ref=tgt_adv_XSG10001&AFID=Google_PLA_df&LNM=|13126448&CPNG=luggage&ci_sku=13126448&ci_gpa=pla&ci_kw=

What is the best commuter bag for a male in his 30's commuting to a professional job?




Tony


Obviously, the messenger bags are popular, but how practical are they? I will be carrying a change of shoes, a planner, my lunch, etc.. I think the plan is to possibly leave a more professional looking bag in the office for meetings and such. Are most commuters using more practical packs to get to the office? I'm new to the train/city culture!


Answer
I work in Downtown Honolulu, so there are lots of bankers and lawyers. Many carry leather or high quality nylon messenger bags. Some carry duffle bags or backpacks. Really, I would worry more about how the items you want to carry fit than what it looks like. You're probably not going to take that bag to meetings anyway; it's just for commuting.

The messenger bag will hold the things you're talking about, but the bag will look full, stuffed. A backpack is good because it's usually a larger size in width and height. It won't bulge as much as the messenger bag, which is usually not very wide. Duffles are good, like the backpack, but because they hang lower if you have a lot of stuff, it might make your shoulder sore.

I'd go with the backpack. The one I use has an insulated section on the bottom for my lunch and the top portion is like a regular backpack. Really convenient so that I don't have to carry my purse and lunch box separately from the backpack.




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