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I found a Bento box dupe for only $5 at Target

Aug 08, 2023Aug 08, 2023

A TARGET super fan has shown off her new $5 dupe for a pricey Bento box.

The shopper said they are a “steal” compared to $25 for the real deal.

Mari (@mari_aguirre_) is a Target fanatic who loves sharing her best finds on TikTok.

In a recent video, she showed off her “affordable” dupe for those pricey Bento boxes.

“Target has $5 Bento box dupes and they’re so freakin’ cute,” she said.

From the Target band Cat & Jack, there are several designs to choose from.

Each box has three separate compartments and a matching lid.

They look very similar to authentic Bento boxes from Bento & Co, which are often upwards of $25 each.

But just like the real deal, the Target boxes are dishwasher safe, microwave safe without the lid, and BPA free.

“I can’t believe they’re only $5,” said Mari. “That’s such a steal!”

What’s more, each Cat & Jack box is guaranteed for a year.

Shoppers can also find matching water bottles, lunch boxes, and sandwich bags at Target.

In fact, Target has stocked its stores with back-to-school and back-to-college essentials, with most products under $15.

What’s more, from July 16 to August 26, all teachers, professors, and other educators can receive a 20 percent discount off their entire shop when presenting a valid ID.

Meanwhile, college students with valid IDs can also receive a 20 percent discount on their entire shop.

The only catch is that students must also sign up for the free Target Circle Rewards program.

Clothing retailer Old Navy has launched its “kid-proof” clothing range for the new school year, with affordable uniform styles that are guaranteed against wear and tear.

The store is so confident its clothes will survive the school year, that customers can return worn items within 365 days if they are dissatisfied.

Meanwhile, many states are eliminating sales tax on back-to-school products.

And check out The U.S. Sun’s guide to getting cheaper school supplies at stores like Dollar Tree, Walmart, and Amazon.

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