Insulated Food Jar for Hot Oatmeal and Soup On the Go

Built to carry a hot meal in one hand

• Keeps breakfast warm on the move

  The double-walled stainless steel body holds heat for oatmeal and soup on your commute. It is a hot-food jar, not a fridge-cold lunch box.

• One-hand push-button lid

  Press the button and the lid releases. No stiff threads, no wrestling with it on a crowded train.

• Built for a bag, not a cart

  A compact body and top handle slide into a backpack, tote or desk drawer without taking over.

From stove to commute in three steps

1. 1
   Pour

   Rinse the jar with hot water, then add hot oatmeal or soup. Leave a small gap at the top.

2. 2
   Seal

   Press the lid until it seats. Check that the button is locked.

3. 3
   Go

   Carry it by the handle or stand it upright in your bag. Press the button when you are ready to eat.

Cold mornings, warm plan

The cold desk breakfast

You know the routine. Oatmeal goes into a plastic box at 7am, and by 9 it is a cold, gluey lump. Lunch is a flimsy container and a sandwich you do not want. By 11 you are hungry, and the takeout you did not plan for starts to look reasonable.

The hot meal on the move

Enter the Lucky jar. A stainless steel body with insulated walls, a top carry handle and a push-button lid. Pour in hot oatmeal or soup, press the lid shut, and go. It fits a backpack, a tote or a desk drawer.

A calmer start

Mornings get quieter. You pour, press and walk out with something hot. At your desk, you push one button and eat a proper meal while your coworkers queue for the microwave.

Keep it good

• Wash after use

  Warm soapy water and a soft sponge.

• Preheat

  Rinse with hot water before filling.

• Leave a gap

  Do not fill to the very top.

• Pack upright

  Keep the button clear of pressure.

Why a jar beats a plastic lunch box