25oz Insulated Food Containers

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$29.99

The double-wall vacuum-insulated walls give you a worry-free mind knowing your favorite foods are kept icy cold or piping hot for hours. Made of lightweight 18/8 food-grade stainless steel that is non-leaching and will not retain taste or odor. The double-wall technology prevents condensation on the outside for those hot sunny days while keeping the heat within the inner wall so you don't have to worry about burning your hand on your favorite hot soup.

The 25oz size is ideal to take the taste of home with you as your lunchtime food container or to the game. It easily fits in most standard lunch boxes and the outer lid doubles as a bowl. The vacuum-insulated walls ensure when you fill it with your favorite piping hot soup, or chilly pasta salad, it will last until you are ready to eat. The double-wall technology prevents sweating on the outside of the container while keeping your hands safe from burns as the heat doesn’t transfer from one wall to another.

The 25oz food container includes a twist-off lid with a steam release button to help vent out the steam for easier opening. The outer twist-off lid is great as a personal bowl for pouring what you can eat now and saving the rest for later. The silicone ring ensures a snug fit to the top of the container to retain your foods’ optimal temperature and is easily removable for proper cleaning. Once every drop of your favorite food is gone conveniently screw it all back together and get going.

18/8 Food Grade Stainless Steel
Double-Wall Vacuum-Insulated
Dual Use Lid Included
Assorted Colors Available
Hand Wash Only

Technical Specs:

Diameter	4.9"
Height	6.7"
Weight	1.2 lbs.
Volume	25oz/740mL

Mediocre food jar

My wife bought this to take XC skiing, and it worked pretty good for that, but she is really careful to keep it upright, and doesn't want her food too hot at lunch. I started using it daily for lunch a couple weeks ago (construction), and quickly grew disappointed. My food was barely warm at lunch (about 6 hours later), but I can overlook that. What was worse is that it leaks! I'm not careful with my lunch bag, and it did turn sideways a few times, but I expect a container for soup and stew to be waterproof. Tried it again the next day to make sure it wasn't just user error (not screwing the lid on right or tight), but it leaked again. Two strikes, and this one is out.

Nice hot lunch thermos

I'm a mailman in Montana. I've used this container several times now for soups and stews. Filled around 6 am, ate about 6-7 hours later, with ambient temperatures from 30 to 50 degrees F (mail trucks aren't warm), outside temps have been about 10-40F, food ranged from very warm to quite hot. Success!