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THERMOS Stainless King Food Jar with Handle, 47oz, Matte Stainless Steel
THERMOS Stainless King Food Jar with Handle, 47oz, Matte Stainless Steel
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VACUUM INSULATED
THERMOS vacuum insulation technology for maximum temperature retention.
IT'S ALL IN THE DETAILS
Highly functional, beautifully designed, built to keep up with life.
DISHWASHER SAFE
Top rack dishwasher safe for added convenience.
PEACE OF MIND
We build the gear you trust, love, and reach for - and we have since 1904.
Thermos brand Stainless King collection premium features
Product Description
Travel with your favorite meal anywhere at the temperature you want with the THERMOS Stainless King 47oz Vacuum-Insulated Food Jar. Designed for commuters and outdoor enthusiasts, our insulated food containers upgrade the way you store and bring food or drinks with you, whether it be for winter soup season or summer hiking. Comes with two 20oz plastic containers for extra storage and a convenient way to have a hot lunch at your desk or a warm bowl of soup at the summit, instead of a cold meal or snack from a vending machine. Thermos vacuum insulation technology for maximum temperature retention keeps the weather out and the delicious in, so a proper hot or cold meal goes wherever you do. With its double-wall stainless steel construction and leak proof lid when closed, our food container keeps hot foods hot for up to 10 hours and cold foods cold for up to 24 hours and is a great companion to our Stainless King insulated tumbler. Whether it's sitting on your office desk, tucked in your lunchbox, or packed at the trailhead, your meal stays exactly how you left it. To warm up the container, preheat it with boiling water for 5 minutes before filling it with hot food. Our insulated lunch containers are sweat-proof, lightweight and compact with a wide-mouth opening so they're easy to eat from, carry and clean. To clean, you can pop your Thermos Stainless King Food Jar in the top rack of your dishwasher.
