Stainless King Food Flask (710ml)

Love this wide mouth food thermos and am so glad I paid for a good brand as it works so efficiently. Mainly using it for "instant" ish noodle bowls. I pop in my home made broth powder, dehydrated veg and dehydrated egg pasta noodles, add boiling water and leave it for about 10 to 15 mins giving it a shake from time to time. I then pour the contentd which are now perfectly cooked, into a bowl of I'm at home or eat them directly out of the flask if I'm in the go. The wide mouth makes it easy to fill, pour and clean. It goes in the dishwasher but to be honest, it's so easy to wash straight after use that I will probably just hand wash. Portable and when filled with soup it was still very hot after 4 hours. Great quality.

I purchased my twin grandchildren 0.40 L Thermos food flasks when they started secondary school. The flasks are still going strong, but larger upgrades were needed as the grandchildren are now at college & require a more substantial meal. As with the earlier version, the 0.70 L flask is perfect. I filll the flasks with boiling water for as long as possible (sometimes overnight) prior to putting their meal in. 5.5 hours later, the food is still piping hot. A few days ago, my granddaughter didn't get chance to eat lunch & ate it in the car on the way home. 9.5 hours after filling the flask & the meal remained piping hot. The key to keeping food hot is to adequately pre-heat the flask & fill to the top. The larger size weighs much the same as the smaller, older model The flask doesn't leak. I've purchased many Thermos products over the years & can hand on heart say that I've never experienced a problem with any of the products from this company. They're my go to brand & I recommend them.

I got this for my brother,he is very satisfied,he said that it keeps food and drinks warm for a long time.

A great food flask, keeps my food warm for at least 8 hours. Personally I use it for pasta, for work lunches. Was disappointed to find that this did not include a spoon in the larger size, despite the AI assistant telling me it does. Good value for money, the durability and build of the item is polished and will surely keep for a long time. It is quite a weighty product so keep that in mind if intended for long treks with a flask full of food. It’s easy enough to clean, but may be harder if one does not own a dish brush.

Good flask. Keeps food hot. Decent size. Thermos is well known and the best in my opinion

Bought for camping trip and am amazed at how long it has kept food warn for. It has a very tight seal so nothing can escape and the lid of thermos acts as a small bowl. It's not very difficult to clean but may be a bit of a struggle if food stuck to side of container. Its very easy to use and would definitely use again.

Solid yet lightweight ++ excellent seal ++ keeps food hot for about 9hrs ++ holds two good portions of soup for two out in the hills

I bought this especially to put hot food in while I'm doing EDF Sunday Saver from Monday to Friday, where you dont use much electric between 4 and 7pm. I usually manage to 'earn' about 12 hours the following Sunday by switching everything off practically and eating my main meal of the day at lunchtime instead of in the evening. I can't adjust to eating midday instead of evening for some reason so thought I'd buy a food flask so I can make the food midday then put it in the Thermos so I could eat it in the evening. Then at lunchtime just have a snack or do a bit of fridge grazing. It seems to wrok for me. So I needed a reliable thermos that had a big enough neck to put the food in it and then keep it hot for as long as possible. So far it's come out well in the tests, soup, pasta dishes etc. I'm pleased to report it keeps whatever I put in there very hot as if I'd just made it so it's ideal. As for the size, I wasnt sure which to get, the 500 or the 750ml version. I didn't think the smaller one would be any good for me as it woulldn't hold enough food, so I went for the bigger one. I'm so glad I did as this one as the 500ml one would have been tiny, and I've had needed a pair to make one decent meal of beef stew and dumplings or chilli etc. I've found if you fill it right to the top almost it will keep the food hotter too. As long as you can get the lid on without the contents squeezing through the screw thread and making a mess. So yes I'd recommend the bigger one for one person who has a normal appetite and the smaller one for maybe someone who's always watching their weight and eats like a bird.