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Stanley Classic Vacuum Food Jar - 17 fl. oz.

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Stanley Classic Vacuum Food Jar - 17 fl. oz.

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Pack a hot lunch in the Stanley Classic Vacuum food jar the next time you hit the road or head out on a day hike.

Double-wall vacuum insulation keeps food and liquid hot for hours
Rugged stainless-steel design stands up to regular use in the mountains or at the work site; features no liners or coatings and is 100% BPA free
Wide-mouth opening makes the container easy to fill and clean; dimensions are 3.8 x 7.25 inches
Insulated lid doubles as a 12 fl. oz. bowl
Leakproof stopper keeps the contents from spilling

Imported.

Item 808532

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Stanley Classic Vacuum Food Jar - 17 fl. oz. Customer Reviews

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Stanley Classic Vacuum Food Jar - 17 fl. oz.

4.7

(based on 3 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Durable (3)
No plastic taste (3)
Retains temperature well (3)

Cons

Best Uses

Camping (3)

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Apr

2013

5.0

Best invention ever!

By sacovell

from Lewisburg, WV

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Pros

Durable
Good Capacity
No Plastic Taste
Retains Temperature Well

Cons

Best Uses

Campgrounds
River Trips

Comments about Stanley Classic Vacuum Food Jar - 17 fl. oz.:

My work day generally involves being outside anywhere from 6-8 hours at a time (rain, shine or snow). Therefore it is super nice to have this to keep food warm or cold! The mouth is wide enough that i can put stir fry or stew into it and still use my spoon to eat right from the container. It stays warm for hours!

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May

2012

4.0

Great thermos

By Pluvial

from Durango, CO

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Pros

Durable
Easy To Drain
Good Grip
No Plastic Taste
Retains Temperature Well

Cons

Best Uses

Backcountry Camping
Campgrounds
Day Trips
River Trips

Comments about Stanley Classic Vacuum Food Jar - 17 fl. oz.:

I am very fond of thermoses and use them daily. Stanley makes an excellent product. The capacity of this thermos is smaller than I expected but still very good for one and a half to two servings. Retains heat very well (roughly 10 hours later, soup is still warm). I prefer this thermos to the Stanley without the grip ~ the green encasing helps significantly. Rather easy to clean - I can fit my hand inside to get to the bottom, but could be difficult for those with bigger hands. A long handled scrubby tool would fix that problem, though.

The only reason I did not give this five stars was because I think the lip and lid of the thermos ought to have an option to pour (with the lid partially screwed off). I find I have to take the lid off completely to pour without spilling - no big deal, but it would be a nice addition to the design.

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Aug

2010

(10 of 10 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

It truly works for HOURS.

By charleskelkv

from Manville, NJ

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Pros

Durable
No Plastic Taste
Retains Temperature Well

Cons

Cumbersome
Heavy

Best Uses

Campgrounds
Day Trips
Work

Comments about Stanley Classic Vacuum Food Jar - 17 fl. oz.:

I routinely make coffee at 6am and have a nice hot cup at 1 in the afternoon. I say its cumbersome because with the first cap/cup in hand and thermos in the other, there's still the second cap to get off. If you have a place to set it down, you're golden.

The interior is a highly polished metal, and doesn't seem to change the taste of the contents at all. The exterior is steel from what i can tell, and it takes a beating, but does add to the overall weight. However, after having kept soup warm for 6 hours on a winter summit in VT, this thing is worth its weight in gold to me.