Review on 🍲 THERMOS Stainless King Food Jar - 24oz, Cranberry: Enhanced Vacuum Insulation by Ishon Prz

I was thinking of buying a microwave for the office to warm up my lunch, but then a friend suggested I buy a thermos instead. Office to get a hot lunch (which often happens). I took both soup and real dishes (like lasagna) and found that they were still hot after about 6 hours. The soup was of course hotter than the food. I think if I let it sit longer the food would get warm - I want my food to be hot. Container). I think the key to using this product is remembering to prepare it before using it. Whether you add hot water for a few minutes before adding soup or hot food, or put it in the fridge/freezer before adding cold food. The downside of this product is that the rest of the parts outside of the thermos itself are made of plastic. This makes it possible to remove the smell of previous food from the seal and the inner lid with little effort. When I wear lasagna, the seal also gets dirty. For these reasons, I don't typically use Tupperware - it's all glass. Update: almost 2 years later we are still happy. My brother in law stole the first one I bought for my husband so we replaced it and bought one for my little one. So now we have 3 cans of 24 oz and 1 can of 16 oz. Just pouring hot water will keep it warm for almost 24 hours and keep items cold much longer. Overall we are still satisfied with this product.