These are the jars that stood out after measuring, snacking, and smacking them around.
Whether you’re commuting to an office, heading out on a car trip, or spending the day at school, it’s always good to pack a snack or meal, and food thermoses are an ideal way to keep your food safe when you’re on the go. Storing cooked meals at room temperature for prolonged periods of time will allow bacteria to grow, so you want to make sure that whatever vessel you’re using will keep your food from lingering in the temperature danger zone .
came in second for heat retention. It scored extra points for good looks and a user-friendly handle, and the relatively low price tag is equally appealing.A good food thermos should make your life easier. At the very least, it shouldn't make your life harder. There are hundreds of options for jars online. They boast bold claims like “22 hours of heat retention,” and toss around words like “quadvac.” But we’re not distracted by bells, whistles, or marketing jargon.
To test for heat retention, I started with a classic lunch: chicken noodle soup. I filled each jar with piping hot soup, sealed the lids, and measured the temperature every two hours. This was an overall disappointing round of testing, but there were a few notable results. The Stanley Adventure, the Zojirushi, and the 16 oz Thermos jars led the pack in cold retention. The Thermos Guardian was disqualified because I was unable to open it after the first seal. To test for leaks, I filled the jars with boiling water, sealed them, and placed each on its side on a kitchen towel. Every two hours, I ran my hands over the towel to check for any moisture.
This jar jumped out of the pack with a never ending list of features. The Stanley is basically a portable, dishwasher-safe picnic kit. It includes a spork, a lid that doubles as a bowl, and a loop for easy carrying. These features make it an appealing option for a car or camping trip when you don’t have easy access to a stocked kitchen. The only drawback is the design of the utensil holder: The spork attaches to the outside of the jar. While convenient, this placement doesn’t seem very hygienic.
Something about the MAXSO insulated food jar is undeniably cute, but it didn’t coast by on good looks alone. Once all the test results were in, this charmer more than held its own.
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