Stanley Classic Food Jar and Spoke 14oz | Vacuum Insulated Thermos Food Container | Wide Mouth Screw-On Lid | Stainless Steel | BPA Free | Rose Quartz

Excelente producto, justo como lo esperaba.

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I’ve tried multiple different brands over the years, and this Stanley food jar is by far my favorite. The key is to follow the instructions and pour hot water inside for a few minutes before adding the food — once you do that, it works amazingly well. My preteen uses it for school, and she says her food stays hot all the way until lunchtime. The quality is excellent, and the color is beautiful in person. She loves carrying it, and the built-in spork on the side is such a convenient bonus. It’s sturdy, reliable, and definitely worth the price. This is the only food jar we’ll be buying from now on!

This is a great storage jar, it keeps food cold or hot. I use to carry my yogurt with fruit. It keeps it really cold for a long time. I recommend this product.

Fantastic food jar that actually keeps stuff hot. We've gone through other thermos-like food jars for my kids, hoping they'd keep their food hot until lunch time, only to be disappointed every single time. I thought this was maybe a bit over-priced (it's probably true lol) because of Stanley's recent explosion in popularity with their moronic gigantic cups, but they sure know how to make a thermos. Yes, pre-heat the thermos with boiling or near-boiling water for a few minutes, and then put your hot food into it. We have used this for: soup; ravioli, macaroni and cheese, shredded bbq chicken, etc. Every time I ask my kids if the food was hot, and I will even get the report that the food was TOO hot to eat come lunchtime (usually associated with soup). Only negative - the spork that comes with it. Even in the photo, you can tell - maybe this spoon is a wee bit short... If you're using it for soup you need a larger spoon, period. For the other items I've mentioned, my kids make do with the little spork. But it's obvious that if you're getting all the food at the bottom, you're really "getting in there" with the spork and your hand. We hand wash our stuff to prolong its life. The info that comes with it says you can technically run it through the dishwasher but it might reduce it's life / finish. Thus, hand washing it is for us, but YMMV.