PreOrder - Fall 2023
The Explorer™ 2.0
A Fresh, Tasty, Plastic-Free Lunch
Up your kiddo's lunch game with The Explorer™ lunch box. Robust and durable, this eco-friendly lunch box is built to withstand rough rides inside a backpack – while keeping your precious midday meal fresh and undamaged. Thanks to handy separate compartments, gone are the days of food returned home because it touched her yogurt. In addition, freshness is guaranteed with The Explorer. The removable, interior leakproof silicone seal assures crackers remain crisp, fruit ripe, and sandwiches soft and succulent (not soggy). Also, no runny dips and sauces can escape – the days of books covered in yogurt and strawberries coated in hummus are long gone!
Customer Satisfaction is at the forefront of our business and that's why we accept product returns of products within 30 days of purchase. This policy applies only to purchases made through thegoodkiind.com. Purchases made through our retail partners are subject to the individual retailer return policy.
Silicone Components
Silicone can absorb strong fragrances from soaps (dishwasher or by hand). We HIGHLY recommend using a non-fragrant dish soap for this reason when caring for your silicone. If your silicone has absorbed some smells or fragrance, you may find your child will not like the taste and thus may not complete their lunch. We recommend testing un-eaten foods every now and then to determine if this may be why your child is not eating all of their lunch.
Getting rid of scents + fragrances in silicone
Here are a few different methods we have tested and customers have shared on how they have gotten rid of smelly kitchen silicone products:
1. Vinegar + Baking Soda Soak (1:1 ration of vinegar and water will also work)
Here what to do:
-
In a separate sink/bowl, fill (just a few inches deep) with very hot water and vinegar (equal parts)
-
Sprinkle in a teaspoon of baking soda (you should see a fizzing - if you don't add a bit more)
-
Mix and let the silicone soak for a few hours (overnight ideally)
-
Rinse and dry
You may need to repeat this a few times - depending on how strong the scent.
Here what to do:
- Fill a pot up with 3/4 water and 1/4 white vinegar (enough that your silicone components are submerged)
- Add a table spoon of non-fragrant dish soap (optional)
- Boil for 10-15 mins
- Remove from water, rinse, and dry
Insulated Food Jar
Finally, a PLASTIC-FREE Insulated Food Container!
Why you will love it:
Includes:
350ml Insulated stainless steel food container (Double Walled)
Silicone boot (MINT)
Spork
Extra silicone ring for the lid
Customer Satisfaction is at the forefront of our business and that's why we accept product returns of products within 30 days of purchase. This policy applies only to purchases made through thegoodkiind.com. Purchases made through our retail partners are subject to the individual retailer return policy.
Silicone Components
Silicone can absorb strong fragrances from soaps (dishwasher or by hand). We HIGHLY recommend using a non-fragrant dish soap for this reason when caring for your silicone. If your silicone has absorbed some smells or fragrance, you may find your child will not like the taste and thus may not complete their lunch. We recommend testing un-eaten foods every now and then to determine if this may be why your child is not eating all of their lunch.
Getting rid of scents + fragrances in silicone
Here are a few different methods we have tested and customers have shared on how they have gotten rid of smelly kitchen silicone products:
1. Vinegar + Baking Soda Soak (1:1 ration of vinegar and water will also work)
Here what to do:
-
In a separate sink/bowl, fill (just a few inches deep) with very hot water and vinegar (equal parts)
-
Sprinkle in a teaspoon of baking soda (you should see a fizzing - if you don't add a bit more)
-
Mix and let the silicone soak for a few hours (overnight ideally)
-
Rinse and dry
You may need to repeat this a few times - depending on how strong the scent.
Here what to do:
- Fill a pot up with 3/4 water and 1/4 white vinegar (enough that your silicone components are submerged)
- Add a table spoon of non-fragrant dish soap (optional)
- Boil for 10-15 mins
- Remove from water, rinse, and dry
Spork (spoon + fork)
Toss those plastic forks, already!
Specifications
- US FDA compliant food-grade stainless steel: this spoon and fork combo utensil is made with quality materials from start to finish; materials that don’t absorb food odors or leach harmful chemicals
- Dishwasher safe: once you’re done with your meal, put this spork in the dishwasher and call it a day
Customer Satisfaction is at the forefront of our business and that's why we accept product returns of products within 30 days of purchase. This policy applies only to purchases made through thegoodkiind.com. Purchases made through our retail partners are subject to the individual retailer return policy.
Silicone Components
Silicone can absorb strong fragrances from soaps (dishwasher or by hand). We HIGHLY recommend using a non-fragrant dish soap for this reason when caring for your silicone. If your silicone has absorbed some smells or fragrance, you may find your child will not like the taste and thus may not complete their lunch. We recommend testing un-eaten foods every now and then to determine if this may be why your child is not eating all of their lunch.
Getting rid of scents + fragrances in silicone
Here are a few different methods we have tested and customers have shared on how they have gotten rid of smelly kitchen silicone products:
1. Vinegar + Baking Soda Soak (1:1 ration of vinegar and water will also work)
Here what to do:
-
In a separate sink/bowl, fill (just a few inches deep) with very hot water and vinegar (equal parts)
-
Sprinkle in a teaspoon of baking soda (you should see a fizzing - if you don't add a bit more)
-
Mix and let the silicone soak for a few hours (overnight ideally)
-
Rinse and dry
You may need to repeat this a few times - depending on how strong the scent.
Here what to do:
- Fill a pot up with 3/4 water and 1/4 white vinegar (enough that your silicone components are submerged)
- Add a table spoon of non-fragrant dish soap (optional)
- Boil for 10-15 mins
- Remove from water, rinse, and dry
Small Round Container Set (3pk)
Scoops, anyone?
Because these stainless steel containers are awesome for so many reasons, you can now purchase them separately to have extras on hand or, if you are like me, you've started using your lunch box scoops for leftovers so you need a few more. Whatever it is, these scoops (and lids) are great for dips, sauces, and salsa! Freshness is guaranteed with the easily removable silicone leakproof lid.
Fits inside The Explorer lunch box.
INCLUDED:
Customer Satisfaction is at the forefront of our business and that's why we accept product returns of products within 30 days of purchase. This policy applies only to purchases made through thegoodkiind.com. Purchases made through our retail partners are subject to the individual retailer return policy.
Silicone Components
Silicone can absorb strong fragrances from soaps (dishwasher or by hand). We HIGHLY recommend using a non-fragrant dish soap for this reason when caring for your silicone. If your silicone has absorbed some smells or fragrance, you may find your child will not like the taste and thus may not complete their lunch. We recommend testing un-eaten foods every now and then to determine if this may be why your child is not eating all of their lunch.
Getting rid of scents + fragrances in silicone
Here are a few different methods we have tested and customers have shared on how they have gotten rid of smelly kitchen silicone products:
1. Vinegar + Baking Soda Soak (1:1 ration of vinegar and water will also work)
Here what to do:
-
In a separate sink/bowl, fill (just a few inches deep) with very hot water and vinegar (equal parts)
-
Sprinkle in a teaspoon of baking soda (you should see a fizzing - if you don't add a bit more)
-
Mix and let the silicone soak for a few hours (overnight ideally)
-
Rinse and dry
You may need to repeat this a few times - depending on how strong the scent.
Here what to do:
- Fill a pot up with 3/4 water and 1/4 white vinegar (enough that your silicone components are submerged)
- Add a table spoon of non-fragrant dish soap (optional)
- Boil for 10-15 mins
- Remove from water, rinse, and dry
Large Round Container Set (2pk)
Scoops, anyone?
Because these stainless steel containers are awesome for so many reasons, you can now purchase them separately to have extras on hand or, if you are like me, you've started using your lunch box scoops for leftovers so you need a few more. Whatever it is, these two perfectly portioned scoops (and lids) are great for dips, sauces, and salsa! Freshness is guaranteed with the easily removable silicone leak-resistant lid.
INCLUDED:
Fits in the large compartment of The Explorer or can be used on the side of any lunch box.
(please note that this is a NEW size scoop - taller than the original biggie scoop. It fits The Explorer even better than the OG)
Customer Satisfaction is at the forefront of our business and that's why we accept product returns of products within 30 days of purchase. This policy applies only to purchases made through thegoodkiind.com. Purchases made through our retail partners are subject to the individual retailer return policy.
Silicone Components
Silicone can absorb strong fragrances from soaps (dishwasher or by hand). We HIGHLY recommend using a non-fragrant dish soap for this reason when caring for your silicone. If your silicone has absorbed some smells or fragrance, you may find your child will not like the taste and thus may not complete their lunch. We recommend testing un-eaten foods every now and then to determine if this may be why your child is not eating all of their lunch.
Getting rid of scents + fragrances in silicone
Here are a few different methods we have tested and customers have shared on how they have gotten rid of smelly kitchen silicone products:
1. Vinegar + Baking Soda Soak (1:1 ration of vinegar and water will also work)
Here what to do:
-
In a separate sink/bowl, fill (just a few inches deep) with very hot water and vinegar (equal parts)
-
Sprinkle in a teaspoon of baking soda (you should see a fizzing - if you don't add a bit more)
-
Mix and let the silicone soak for a few hours (overnight ideally)
-
Rinse and dry
You may need to repeat this a few times - depending on how strong the scent.
Here what to do:
- Fill a pot up with 3/4 water and 1/4 white vinegar (enough that your silicone components are submerged)
- Add a table spoon of non-fragrant dish soap (optional)
- Boil for 10-15 mins
- Remove from water, rinse, and dry
Mixed Round Container Set
Scoops, anyone?
Because these stainless steel containers are awesome for so many reasons, you can now purchase them separately to have extras on hand or, if you are like me, you've started using your lunch box scoops for leftovers so you need a few more. Whatever it is, these two perfectly portioned scoops (and lids) are great for dips, sauces, and salsa! Freshness is guaranteed with the easily removable silicone leak-resistant lid.
INCLUDED:
(please note that these are NEW size scoops - slightly taller than the original biggie and small scoop, fitting The Explorer even better than the OG scoops)
SHIPPING:
Customer Satisfaction is at the forefront of our business and that's why we accept product returns of products within 30 days of purchase. This policy applies only to purchases made through thegoodkiind.com. Purchases made through our retail partners are subject to the individual retailer return policy.
Silicone Components
Silicone can absorb strong fragrances from soaps (dishwasher or by hand). We HIGHLY recommend using a non-fragrant dish soap for this reason when caring for your silicone. If your silicone has absorbed some smells or fragrance, you may find your child will not like the taste and thus may not complete their lunch. We recommend testing un-eaten foods every now and then to determine if this may be why your child is not eating all of their lunch.
Getting rid of scents + fragrances in silicone
Here are a few different methods we have tested and customers have shared on how they have gotten rid of smelly kitchen silicone products:
1. Vinegar + Baking Soda Soak (1:1 ration of vinegar and water will also work)
Here what to do:
-
In a separate sink/bowl, fill (just a few inches deep) with very hot water and vinegar (equal parts)
-
Sprinkle in a teaspoon of baking soda (you should see a fizzing - if you don't add a bit more)
-
Mix and let the silicone soak for a few hours (overnight ideally)
-
Rinse and dry
You may need to repeat this a few times - depending on how strong the scent.
Here what to do:
- Fill a pot up with 3/4 water and 1/4 white vinegar (enough that your silicone components are submerged)
- Add a table spoon of non-fragrant dish soap (optional)
- Boil for 10-15 mins
- Remove from water, rinse, and dry
Mixed Rectangular + Square Container Set
Scoops, anyone?
Because these stainless steel containers are awesome for so many reasons, you can now purchase them separately to have extras on hand or, if you are like me, you've started using your lunch box scoops for leftovers so you need a few more. Whatever it is, these two perfectly portioned scoops (and lids) are great for dips, sauces, and salsa! Freshness is guaranteed with the easily removable silicone leak-proof lid.
Designed to fit The Snacker Lunchbox.
INCLUDED:
Customer Satisfaction is at the forefront of our business and that's why we accept product returns of products within 30 days of purchase. This policy applies only to purchases made through thegoodkiind.com. Purchases made through our retail partners are subject to the individual retailer return policy.
Silicone Components
Silicone can absorb strong fragrances from soaps (dishwasher or by hand). We HIGHLY recommend using a non-fragrant dish soap for this reason when caring for your silicone. If your silicone has absorbed some smells or fragrance, you may find your child will not like the taste and thus may not complete their lunch. We recommend testing un-eaten foods every now and then to determine if this may be why your child is not eating all of their lunch.
Getting rid of scents + fragrances in silicone
Here are a few different methods we have tested and customers have shared on how they have gotten rid of smelly kitchen silicone products:
1. Vinegar + Baking Soda Soak (1:1 ration of vinegar and water will also work)
Here what to do:
-
In a separate sink/bowl, fill (just a few inches deep) with very hot water and vinegar (equal parts)
-
Sprinkle in a teaspoon of baking soda (you should see a fizzing - if you don't add a bit more)
-
Mix and let the silicone soak for a few hours (overnight ideally)
-
Rinse and dry
You may need to repeat this a few times - depending on how strong the scent.
Here what to do:
- Fill a pot up with 3/4 water and 1/4 white vinegar (enough that your silicone components are submerged)
- Add a table spoon of non-fragrant dish soap (optional)
- Boil for 10-15 mins
- Remove from water, rinse, and dry
Rectangular (large) Container Set
Scoops, anyone?
Because these stainless steel containers are awesome for so many reasons, you can now purchase them separately to have extras on hand or, if you are like me, you've started using your lunch box scoops for leftovers so you need a few more. Whatever it is, these two perfectly portioned scoops (and lids) are great for dips, sauces, and salsa! Freshness is guaranteed with the easily removable silicone leak-resistant lid.
Designed to fit The Snacker lunch box but can be used as a side container.
INCLUDED:
Customer Satisfaction is at the forefront of our business and that's why we accept product returns of products within 30 days of purchase. This policy applies only to purchases made through thegoodkiind.com. Purchases made through our retail partners are subject to the individual retailer return policy.
Silicone Components
Silicone can absorb strong fragrances from soaps (dishwasher or by hand). We HIGHLY recommend using a non-fragrant dish soap for this reason when caring for your silicone. If your silicone has absorbed some smells or fragrance, you may find your child will not like the taste and thus may not complete their lunch. We recommend testing un-eaten foods every now and then to determine if this may be why your child is not eating all of their lunch.
Getting rid of scents + fragrances in silicone
Here are a few different methods we have tested and customers have shared on how they have gotten rid of smelly kitchen silicone products:
1. Vinegar + Baking Soda Soak (1:1 ration of vinegar and water will also work)
Here what to do:
-
In a separate sink/bowl, fill (just a few inches deep) with very hot water and vinegar (equal parts)
-
Sprinkle in a teaspoon of baking soda (you should see a fizzing - if you don't add a bit more)
-
Mix and let the silicone soak for a few hours (overnight ideally)
-
Rinse and dry
You may need to repeat this a few times - depending on how strong the scent.
Here what to do:
- Fill a pot up with 3/4 water and 1/4 white vinegar (enough that your silicone components are submerged)
- Add a table spoon of non-fragrant dish soap (optional)
- Boil for 10-15 mins
- Remove from water, rinse, and dry
BUNDLE: The Explorer™ X 2
Included
The Explorer™ X 2
SAVE 10% with our new BUNDLES!
Customer Satisfaction is at the forefront of our business and that's why we accept product returns of products within 30 days of purchase. This policy applies only to purchases made through thegoodkiind.com. Purchases made through our retail partners are subject to the individual retailer return policy.
Silicone Components
Silicone can absorb strong fragrances from soaps (dishwasher or by hand). We HIGHLY recommend using a non-fragrant dish soap for this reason when caring for your silicone. If your silicone has absorbed some smells or fragrance, you may find your child will not like the taste and thus may not complete their lunch. We recommend testing un-eaten foods every now and then to determine if this may be why your child is not eating all of their lunch.
Getting rid of scents + fragrances in silicone
Here are a few different methods we have tested and customers have shared on how they have gotten rid of smelly kitchen silicone products:
1. Vinegar + Baking Soda Soak (1:1 ration of vinegar and water will also work)
Here what to do:
-
In a separate sink/bowl, fill (just a few inches deep) with very hot water and vinegar (equal parts)
-
Sprinkle in a teaspoon of baking soda (you should see a fizzing - if you don't add a bit more)
-
Mix and let the silicone soak for a few hours (overnight ideally)
-
Rinse and dry
You may need to repeat this a few times - depending on how strong the scent.
Here what to do:
- Fill a pot up with 3/4 water and 1/4 white vinegar (enough that your silicone components are submerged)
- Add a table spoon of non-fragrant dish soap (optional)
- Boil for 10-15 mins
- Remove from water, rinse, and dry
Square (small) Container Set (3pk)
Scoops, anyone?
Because these stainless steel containers are awesome for so many reasons, you can now purchase them separately to have extras on hand or, if you are like me, you've started using your lunch box scoops for leftovers so you need a few more. Whatever it is, these scoops (and lids) are great for dips, sauces, and salsa! Freshness is guaranteed with the easily removable silicone leakproof lid.
Designed to fit inside The Snacker lunch box
INCLUDED:
aka "The Scoop"
COLOR OPTIONS: MINT
SHIPPING: All orders are shipped within 1-2 business days
Customer Satisfaction is at the forefront of our business and that's why we accept product returns of products within 30 days of purchase. This policy applies only to purchases made through thegoodkiind.com. Purchases made through our retail partners are subject to the individual retailer return policy.
Silicone Components
Silicone can absorb strong fragrances from soaps (dishwasher or by hand). We HIGHLY recommend using a non-fragrant dish soap for this reason when caring for your silicone. If your silicone has absorbed some smells or fragrance, you may find your child will not like the taste and thus may not complete their lunch. We recommend testing un-eaten foods every now and then to determine if this may be why your child is not eating all of their lunch.
Getting rid of scents + fragrances in silicone
Here are a few different methods we have tested and customers have shared on how they have gotten rid of smelly kitchen silicone products:
1. Vinegar + Baking Soda Soak (1:1 ration of vinegar and water will also work)
Here what to do:
-
In a separate sink/bowl, fill (just a few inches deep) with very hot water and vinegar (equal parts)
-
Sprinkle in a teaspoon of baking soda (you should see a fizzing - if you don't add a bit more)
-
Mix and let the silicone soak for a few hours (overnight ideally)
-
Rinse and dry
You may need to repeat this a few times - depending on how strong the scent.
Here what to do:
- Fill a pot up with 3/4 water and 1/4 white vinegar (enough that your silicone components are submerged)
- Add a table spoon of non-fragrant dish soap (optional)
- Boil for 10-15 mins
- Remove from water, rinse, and dry