The 10 Best Picnic Baskets
This wiki has been updated 23 times since it was first published in March of 2019. It's time to stop shoving your bags of chips, apples, and sandwiches in recycled plastic bags when you want to enjoy a meal in the park. These picnic baskets let you dine wherever you'd like in a refined manner, and come with everything you need to keep food fresh and tidy in transit. Many are attractive enough to give as gifts or use as decorative storage. When users buy our independently chosen editorial selections, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.
1. Picnic Time Deluxe Heart
2. Nature Gear 4-Person Hamper
3. Juvale Deluxe Double Lid
Editor's Notes
March 26, 2019:
A good picnic basket isn't just utilitarian; it also helps to create an ambiance. That's why we chose several models that have that classic look one wants from such an item. The Picnic Time Country not only has classic wicker construction, but also boasts cheery liners in either gingham, striped, or checkered prints. The Picnic Time Charleston Premium and the Inno Stage Willow Hamper are also classic wicker choices. These two come in a suitcase design with elegant buckles and lovely liners. We also wanted to choose baskets equipped with accessories that address the inherent inconveniences of dining outdoors. The VaultSac 4-Person Set comes with a table that fits directly inside the basket, so you have a stable dining surface without having to lug a bulky table with you. The Picnic At Ascot 400-AW can accommodate as much as 65 pounds, which comes in handy when you can't bring the whole fridge along, but need a lot of its contents. The Yodo Collapsible Family Size, Nature Gear 4-Person Hamper, and the Juvale Deluxe Double Lid all have insulated compartments to control the foods temperature.
4. Yodo Collapsible Family Size
5. Picnic Time Charleston Premium
6. Picnic At Ascot 400-AW
7. Picnic Time Verona
8. Inno Stage Willow Hamper
9. Picnic Time Country
10. VaultSac 4-Person Set
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