DaCoolFood Thermo for Hot Food Insulated Food Jar 16 Ounce Vacuum Stainless Kids Lunch Thermo Container Bento for Kids Adult with Spoon Leakproof for School Office Picnic Travel Outdoors,Cyan Blue

I purchased this insulated lunch box for my husband, who often works demanding 8–16 hour shifts. He absolutely loves it! This is actually the second one I’ve purchased for him because it’s been so reliable.I pack his meals in it (a good amount of food fits in there), and even after 10 hours, the food is still warm—not piping hot at that point, but definitely far better than eating a cold meal. If he had a standard shift and ate within 4–5 hours, his food would still be hot. The heat retention is impressive.I hand wash these and love that it comes with a spoon. I also like to add cute stickers to make it more personal. I did notice that our older one has a few dents—probably from my husband dropping it (LOL)—but aside from that, it’s held up really well and continues to perform just as expected.Highly recommend this lunch box for anyone needing dependable insulation and durability for long workdays.

My daughter had been asking for a thermos so she could take hot food in her lunch to school. She got this for Christmas and loves it! I heat the food up around 6:30 am and at 1130 am she says it’s still warm. I even had to put an ice pack in her lunch for the other food items and the food in the thermos stayed warm. It’s nice quality but not too heavy and can hold quite a bit of food. I haven’t noticed it holding any smell. I put spaghetti in it and it didn’t stain any part of the thermos. I’ve put soup in it and no issues with leaking. I am very pleased with this product!

It's a nice color, enough space, and keeps hot for more than 5 hours, washes easily, but I don't like a spoon with cheap quality

got these for me and my brother love these use them all the time just make sure to wash properly or they will smell perfect size super durable no leaks

Was a baby shower registry gift. So don’t actually have info on how good it’s used haha sorry. The friends still use it today as i saw it in the kitchen so must work as intended.

Stays warm almost entire day!!!

I did a ton of searching for a good thermos - my kiddo was tired of sandwiches and hates school lunches. This little thermos is a game-changer! I heat it up with boiling water as recommended, warm the food and it's perfect eating temp by lunch time (approx 5 hours). The whole process takes about 7 minutes in the morning while we're making breakfast - I don't even bother drying it, just let it sit upside down for a minute and its hot enough that the leftover water will mostly evaporate before I fill it. I find it easiest to use my food scale to weigh out the leftovers the night before so I always know I have the correct amount - it easily holds around 400mls. The first couple times, I heated the food too much and it was too hot for him to eat at lunch! There's been a couple times I've gone to clean it after school (10-ish hours later) and the leftovers are still tepid. Cleans up quickly and the included spoon is a nice touch. The seal can be removed for washing and is very good quality. He can open it himself (10yo) easily as long as I don't crank the lid on super tight (it doesn't need to be, I rate it super highly on being leak-proof). We've had it for a couple months now and use it every school day, it still looks like new. 10/10 would recommend!**tip - make sure to clean it every night, it gets smelly quick if left overnight with scraps/leftovers. Just a quick hand-wash and air dry overnight. That's in the instructions, and spot-on. Make sure to not let that happen! It does still clean well, but I imagine if left for several days, it would start to affect the sealing ring.Side note - We've never tried it with cold food, only hot. I'm interested to see how it would perform with like - ice cream or a smoothie if primed with ice first! That'll be a spring/summer thing. :-)

This is a very pretty container, but it is damn near impossible to open once you close it. I had to use oven to get the thing to open.