Premium Stainless Steel Double Wall Vacuum Insulated Food Flask - 490ml (16oz) Navy Blue - Keeps Food Hot/Cold for Hours - Perfect for Office, School, Picnics & Outdoor Adventures
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Product Description
Take control of those delicious but tricky-to-transport lunchtime favourites, with this insulated food flask by BUILT. It boasts a smart design, with a powerful double wall of vacuum insulation. This keeps hot food warm for up to six hours, chilled food cool for up to 24 hours and frozen food stored for up to four hours. So, whether it's a hearty homemade vegetable soup, or vanilla ice cream as a treat on a hot day, you'll be able to enjoy it at its very best - wherever you are. There are no leaks to worry about. Its secure silicone seal prevents it leaking in your bag, making it ideal for work lunch hours, picnics in the park, and lots more. What's more, this insulated food jar is totally reusable, so you can cut out the single use plastics and use it again and again.
Product Features
EAT, ON THE MOVE this vacuum insulated food flask from BUILT makes it easy to transport hot and cold foods, including liquids
LEAKPROOF DESIGN means soups, curries and even ice cream won't spill or make a mess, so it's ideal for commutes or days out
DOUBLE WALLED powerful insulation technology keeps food hot for up to 6 hours, chilled for up to 24 hours and frozen for up to 4 hours
REDUCE SINGLE USE PLASTIC use this sturdy stainless steel food jar over and over instead of disposable plastic tubs and containers
FINISHED IN CLASSIC NAVY BLUE with a black silicone sleeve to provide an easy grip. BPA free. Capacity 490 ml (17 fl oz)
Customer Reviews
It’s well made and durable but unfortunately I don’t find it very good at keeping things warm unless they fill the container. They also need to be boiling when they go in, even if the container has been tempered. I am interested to see that now summer is here how it will work with cold foods.
