Tiffins
Tiffins are a traditional type of lunchbox used in South Asia, particularly in India. They are typically made of lightweight metal, often stainless steel or aluminum, and consist of stacked cylindrical or rectangular containers. These containers are designed to be nested together and secured with a latch or clip, making them portable and leak-proof.
The word "tiffin" itself has an interesting origin, believed to come from the English word "tiffin," which
The design of a tiffin allows for the separation of different food items, preventing flavors from mixing.
The use of tiffins is deeply ingrained in Indian culture, especially in urban areas. A well-known system