Creative Ways to Reuse Your Apple Spice Lunch Boxes
We recently asked a customer whether her client had a favorite item from their Apple Spice lunch.
Surprisingly, she didn’t mention a sandwich, salad, or dessert.
She said they loved our retro packaging because it reminded them of the lunches their parents packed for school when they were kids.
That was wonderful to hear. We’ve always wanted opening an Apple Spice box lunch to feel like receiving something made especially for you. Apparently, that feeling doesn’t end when lunch is over.
More Than Just a Box Lunch
During another recent customer conversation, we learned that she saves and reuses her Apple Spice boxes at home.
She uses them to store Christmas ornaments and protect some of her antique dishes.
We had never really considered where our boxes might go after leaving an office, school, hospital, or jobsite. We love knowing that Apple Spice is making its way beyond the workplace and becoming part of our customers’ homes, too.
Creative Ways to Reuse Cardboard Lunch Boxes
Our sturdy lunch boxes can be useful for organizing and protecting all kinds of things, including:
Christmas ornaments and seasonal decorations
Antique dishes and small collectibles
Printed photographs and family keepsakes
Children’s art supplies
Greeting cards and wrapping supplies
Craft projects
Small toys, puzzles, and game pieces
Important papers and household odds and ends
You can even decorate or label the boxes to make them easier to identify.
How Do You Use Your Apple Spice Box?
Now we’re curious: What happens to your Apple Spice box after lunch?
Have you reused one in a clever, practical, or completely unexpected way? Send us a photo or tag us on social media. We would love to see your idea—and we may feature it in a future post.
A good box carries your lunch. A great one carries a few memories, too.
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