Are Zebra stacking food carriers worth the higher price compared to non-branded versions?

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@Ter***

:P ;)

@Andrew ******

this question qualifies on the "And Everything Else" part of the group :P

I used to be indecisive but now I'm not so sure

@Aus***

Lol 2 types of people in this world: Those who see something they like and buy it, even if it's the last 3 cents they have.

The other sees something they're interested in, goes home and watches 6 YouTube videos about it, reads the Amazon reviews about it, sends the link to a few friends and asks them what they think about it, sleeps on it for a few weeks then calls out from work and spends 3 days searching the deep depths of the internet to find the absolute lowest price possible.

I tend to gravitate towards the ladder group.

@Justin ****

they last longer than others due to higher quality stainless steel.

Bit of history patent ran out on stainless steel many years ago so any steel that doesnt stain can be called stainless steel, especially from china.

For fabrication in industry you have designated grades but for kitchen ware can be anything.

Zebra kitchenware has 8.5% chrome which is a good grade and also has aluminium inside rather than steel. Having steel under stainless steel causes galvanic corrosion and will not last long.

Take a magnet with you to a mall and try on different brands basic rule of thumb is the less the magnet sticks the higher the quality is.

Yep! Lunch boxes!