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Get a set of Lunchskins for just $3!

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Good Monday morning to you, dear readers!

To kick things off this week here in blogland, I have a special offer for you from Mighty Nest, and it’s lunchbox-themed, since school is going to start soon.

(This fact is making all the homeschooling moms cry bitter tears.   Surely summer has just started!)

Even though I’m a homeschool mom, Joshua is now packing lunches regularly for college, and Lisey needs a lunch one day a week because of her tutorial classes.

And of course, Mr. FG takes a lunch every day too.   So, we are not wholly unfamiliar with lunch packing around these parts.

lunchskins no waste lunch

I’ve written multiple times before about how we manage to pack (*mostly) waste-free lunches, so I won’t rehash all of that here.

*Sometimes, we put things in single-use plastic bags.   It doesn’t happen a lot, but it occurs more than zero times over the course of a year.   Progress, not perfection, oh frugal people.

But I will say this:

If you’d like to give this year’s lunches a kick-in-the-pants, no-waste start, sign up for The Mighty Fix, and you’ll get two Lunchskins, which are reusable, dishwasher-safe plastic bag alternatives, for just $3 (and free shipping!)

lunchskins plastic sandwich bag alternative

The Mighty Fix is a $10 subscription service which sends you an eco-friendly item or two every month.   The item is always worth more than $10, and under normal circumstances, the contents are a surprise each time.

However, if you sign up through any of the links in this post, you WILL know what your first fix is (it’s bee these green Lunchskins) and that first Fix will only be $3 instead of $10!

set of two lunchskins

A little more about the Lunchskins: these are velcro-sealed, and you’ll get a sandwich size bag and a snack size bag.

The sandwich size bag is great for, well, a sandwich, and it’s also roomy enough for a sandwich made on a bun.

And the snack size bag is great for a granola bar, pretzels or crackers, nuts, and dried fruit.

Lunchskins are perfect for lunch packing because they’re lightweight and aren’t breakable (unlike glass containers).

And you can easily wipe them out or run them through the dishwasher (in the top rack).

lunchskins in dishwasher

They’re NOT good for long-term storage, since they’re not airtight like plastic (bread stored in them would dry out in a couple of days.)

And if you live in a really humid climate, I suppose it’s possible that pretzels and such might get un-crispy by lunchtime.

But for lunch-packing purposes here in my climate, they work great.

crackers in lunchskin

To get your $3 Lunchskins Mighty Fix:

Click here to sign up, and your Frugal Girl promo code will automatically be applied.

You’ll get your first $3 Lunchskins Mighty Fix delivered right to your door, and you can cancel at any time.   You are under no obligation to get any more Mighty Fixes if you don’t want to, and cancelling is easy.

This post is not sponsored, but it does contain Mighty Fix affiliate links. I signed up for Mighty Fix of my own accord last fall and have had a paying membership ever since, so my enthusiasm for the service is legit.   And I love that Mighty Fix comes from an independent, eco-friendly company, Mighty Nest.

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Allie

Friday 1st of September 2017

I love the products I see on the site and was willing to sign up for the $3 first time lunch skins but the link doesn't automatically take you to that option. Then once I found it and added to my cart, the promo code wasn't applied. Then I typed the code in and it says I need to have the appropriate product for the code. I'm not the type to jump through hoops, even if the product is free. If it's going to be this complicated then I guess I'm not signing up.

KD

Thursday 15th of February 2018

This looks great, but as a parent with little time, I prefer not to have WHITE in anything. Do you have prints that are just blue, green, etc., mixed? No white? As I work toward sustainability, I try to avoid bleach.

Thank you for a great looking product!

Courtney

Tuesday 8th of August 2017

Is it still the reusable bags for the first shipment--even a year later?

Robin

Wednesday 16th of August 2017

I just used the link, and I had the option of $7 off first shipment, or $21 off a one-year subscription. First order is the Lunchskins show here.

Beth

Sunday 30th of July 2017

Is shipping included in the $10/month subscription or is it $10 + shipping each month? Can you stop it at any time? Thanks.

Kristen

Monday 31st of July 2017

Shipping is free every month. And you can stop at any time.

Rachel

Friday 7th of October 2016

Hi. Just wondering what lunch skins are made of? I'm trying to avoid plastics period. This is ok for me as I can pack my lunch in a glass container, but for my son? It's a challenge. So while I'd love to completely eliminate plastic baggies, if it's just another plastic bag, I don't know?

Kristen

Friday 7th of October 2016

This FAQ has info about what they're made out of. http://www.3greenmoms.com/info/faqs/

Cindy

Monday 19th of September 2016

Are they BPA free?

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