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MontiiCo Insulated Food Jar - White

MontiiCo Insulated Food Jar - White

R 389
R 389
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Meet White Montii Food Jar 

Don’t confuse this guy’s cool complexion, he might look chill but he’s got warming down pat too.

Montii Insulated Food Jar is on the job. Keeping warm food toasty, or cold food chilled. His flip-up handle gives extra ease of opening, especially for little hands. This guy will have the hottest food (literally) in the playground!

With his own silicone bumper base, to keep him lookin' his best. He's looking fine and ready for lunchtime



Food Jar dimensions: 12.5cm x 8.5cm

Gift box dimensions: 14cm x 10cm x 10cm

Here's why Montii food jars are so rad!

- 400ml Capacity

- Vacuum insulated, double-walled stainless steel

- Scratch and dent resistant finish

- Wide mouth opening - easier to get food in and out!

- Flip-up handle - easy to carry and gives extra leverage when opening

- Removable (and replaceable!) silicone seals for easy cleaning - no hidden nasties!

- 5 hours of warming, 7 hours of cooling

- Silicone bumper base - extra protection against drops, rubs and scruffs (keeps him lookin' mighty fine!)

Tips and Tricks - Also see FAQs below


  • Before filling, if filling with hot food, fill with some boiling water for about ten minutes and then empty and add food. For cold food, to keep cold, add ice into the food jar and keep for ten minutes, then empty and add your cold food.

  • Try and fill the jar as much as possible, hence it's been designed to be the perfect portion size, not too big or small. The less air in the jar, the hotter food will stay.

  • For hot food, add food into the jar when packing at a slightly hotter temperature than serving temperature.

  • When closing the jar with hot food going into a cold environment, a vacuum effect may occur. To prevent this, close the jar tight, but then unscrew very slightly with a 1/4 turn, to make sure it's easy to open for little hands.

  • If the vacuum effect does occur, running under some warm water will easily break the seal and allow you to open the jar.


 


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