Simple Modern 16oz Provision Food Jar with Handle Lid – Vacuum Insulated 18/8 Stainless Steel Leak Proof Kid’s Food Storage Container Flask Pattern: Wood Grain
April 26, 2019 - Comment
Product Features
- Vacuum Insulated: Simple Modern food jars are double walled and vacuum insulated, which keeps your food hot or cold for hours
- 18/8 Stainless Steel: Food jar is made from premium gauge 18/8 stainless steel and is coated in a stylish patterned water transfer film
- Premium Copper Coated Insulation Layer: The exterior of the inner wall, in the vacuum sealed area, is coated in a thin layer of copper for added insulation
- Wide Mouth: made for easy eating and easy cleaning
- Take it With You: portable food bowl perfect for maintaining temperature of soup, stew, chili, ice cream, baby food, and more
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Nifty jar, great customer service I bought two of these jars at the same time. One of them worked great, held a hot temperature till lunch time and was cool to the touch. The other jar worked well the first time and then the second time we used this jar, it felt hot to the touch within minutes of putting food in and did not hold temperature at all, this even with following care instructions. I contacted Simple Modern directly by email and got a polite, apologetic response within a couple of hours. Now, less than a week after…
Lid broken after 3 weeks of use
Customer Video Review Length:: 0:12 Mins Bought four of these and one inside of lid is already broken literally 2 days after return window closed (less than one month of use since school started). Please note these are hand washed which I did but lid broke anyway.
My kindergartner LOVES this for hot lunches and so do I!! Thanks to all who posted such helpful reviews because it convinced me to buy/try this for my 5-year-old who just started Kindergarten and needed a container that would keep food warm from 7am until 12pm when he has lunch. The first time we used it I followed the advice of a reviewer who recommended to heat up water ahead of time in the microwave and pour into container, put lid on, and let it heat up before placing actual hot food into container to maximize food staying warm. Well, apparently…