Spencil Hot Stuff Insulated Food Jar

Say goodbye to soggy sandwiches and hello to warm pasta, hearty soups or cool smoothies—ready when they are! The Hot Stuff Insulated Food Jar keeps food warm for up to 5 hours or chilled for up to 8.

Built tough from durable stainless steel, it’s leak-proof, food-safe and designed with fold-away handles for little hands. The goldilocks 300ml size is perfect for hot or cold meals and fits neatly in the All-in Lunch Box.

Hot Stuff has a clever half-turn screw lid that’s quick and easy for little hands to close securely. 

Dishwasher safe and ready for everyday adventures, from chilly mornings to warm lunch cravings, this jar’s got it covered. 

Features

• Double-wall insulation - keeps food warm for up to 5 hours or cool for up to 8
• Compact but substantial – 300ml / 1.2 cups capacity
• Food-safe and non-toxic – BPA, BPS, PVC, phthalate and lead-free
• Made tough – high-grade stainless steel (18/8 & 304), PP and silicone construction
• Leak-proof lid – Silicone-sealed to prevent spills
• Kid-friendly design – Fold-away handles make it easy to open
• Dishwasher safe – Top rack only, up to 60°C
• Perfect fit – Slides into the Spencil All-in Lunch Box
  

Size -10.5cm x 10.5cm x 6cm

How to get the most from your Hot Stuff Food Jar

• Pre-warm your Hot Stuff to keep food hotter longer. Fill with boiling water, rest the lid on top but do not screw on tight. Leave for 5-10 minutes to heat. Empty the water carefully and fill with piping hot food.
• The fuller it is the hotter it will stay!
• It is leak-proof as long as you ensure the lid is firmly fastened and sealed before placing inside the lunch bag or All-in Lunch Box.
• Take care before opening if it contains very hot foods or liquids.
• Do not use the Hot Stuff Food Jar in the microwave, oven or freezer.

Care Instructions

• Wash all parts in warm soapy water
• Dishwasher safe - we recommend washing on the top rack, up to 60 degrees
• Wipe off excess moisture from both the inside and outside of the jar after washing and leave open to dry out thoroughly
• For a thorough weekly or bi-weekly clean, remove the silicone seal and hand wash it separately in hot soapy water
• Store the food jar with the lid off when not in use to let the seal fully dry and prevent mould
• Some foods and sauces can stain plastics and silicone
• Don't over-tighten the lid by trying to force it. Because it's got the clever seal, a firm close is all it needs.
• Be sure to use both handles together when opening and closing the lid to avoid putting excessive strain on just one.

Information taken directly from the Spencil website.