Watch Kids Try Brown Bag Lunches From Last Century

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Have you ever wondered how school children survived lunchtime, before there were juice boxes and Lunchables? Bon Appétit decided to subject a few youngsters to this horror, one decade at a time.

Kids Try 100 Years of Brown Bag Lunches is a short video, that shows us few things have changed about lunch at school over the past century. Kids sit, reach into a bag, and reveal what mom packed for them, one item at a time.

The only differences… radish sandwiches were once deemed edible, moms thought that wedge salads were a suitable replacement for sandwiches, and the 30s were kinda rough.

The overwhelming response from the kids, at least until the 70s, are mostly “eeew,” blank stares, and looks of soul-crushing disappointment. Please enjoy.

[link, via Neatorama]

Brown-Bag It In Style With My Suede Lunch Bag

Brown-bagging it again? Well, at least do it with some style with My Suede Lunch Bag. The fancy bag is made from suedette, and is not only colored to look like brown paper, but is sized with the exact dimensions of a real American Kraft paper lunch bag.

The insides are also styled to suit your high quality bring-your-own-lunch-needs — as it’s lined with white vintaged cotton and includes a welt pocket inside to hide a credit card, or your phone. Just try not to brown bag it when it rains.

[link, via Design You Trust]

The Reusable Brown Paper Bag

Brown bag it every day and awesomely with the Reusable Brown Paper Bag. Made from tear-proof and leak-resistant Tyvex, you’ll never have to feel shame about having to pack your own lunch, or that you’re just too old to be carrying a lunch box. And the insulating properties of Tyvex will keep your foodstuffs protected and your drinks cool. You’re too old for a thermos too.

[link, via The Awesomer]