If you can cook in stainless steel without it imparting a metallic taste, you should be able to store food in it too. I wonder if you got a dodgy product. Double wall insulated stainless steel would be a lot easier to find. Zojirushi is a very, very reputable brand.

Double wall insulated bentos with glass interiors may exist. I’ve just never seen one.

When you say lunchbox, do you mean like a thermos? What kind of setup are you looking for? What did you try before that didn’t work out?

Edit: I don’t know if it’s buy it for life strictly speaking. But I have a stojo bowl that’s super useful and has held up well for a year with no signs of slowing down. It’s silicone with a plastic lid. I wash it at night in the dishwasher, and so far it hasn’t given me any problems.

I got a vintage duffel coat off Etsy. Silk lining, 100% wool. It’s like 40 years old. I don’t know if whoever had it before me just didn’t wear it, but it still looks new.

Not sure why you were downvoted for that. I scored a pair of unworn Italian made Merrell wilderness shoes off eBay.

Birkenstock apparently makes a nursing shoe. I’ve been looking at it and pondering.

I guess it could be tempered glass, but I really think metal is probably a better option. If you’re afraid of a metallic taste, nonreactive steel shouldn’t be a problem.

Thanks for the tip! I’ll look into it :)

I wish they were available on US wireless networks. I’d love to have one.

Eileen Fisher is great. I have a lot of their stuff. Admittedly, it is all secondhand. Holds up great though.

You could always try vintage.

You can send them in for repairs. I think they’ve done pretty well considering.