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THERMOS FUNtainer 16oz Food Jar — Fold-Away Spoon in the Lid, 7H Hot / 9H Cold! $27.49 CAD (48% Off)
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Amazon.ca has the THERMOS FUNtainer 16oz stainless steel food jar in Matte Charcoal for CA$27.49 (list CA$52.99, 48% off). Free shipping for Prime members; otherwise free on orders over CA$35.
Vacuum insulated: hot for up to 7 hours, cold for up to 9. The body is 18/8 stainless steel with a push-button lid and a wide mouth that's easy to fill, eat from and clean. The genuinely useful bit is the fold-away stainless spoon clipped inside the lid — the "my kid forgot their utensil" problem is solved by design, not by nagging.
Soup, pasta, yogurt and berries all work, and it fits most standard lunch bags. Preheat or pre-chill with hot or cold tap water for 5-10 minutes before filling; skip that step and you'll blame the jar for something it wasn't asked to do.

4.6 stars over 4,323 reviews and ranked #3 in Insulated Food Jars. Long-term reports are consistent: two kids through two school years, still holding temperature, spoon still clipped where it belongs, top-rack dishwasher safe (hand washing recommended). One known cosmetic issue — after a year or so the exterior paint starts flaking. Some owners just rub the rest off and keep using the bare aluminium; function is unaffected.
48% off is deep for this category — it normally sits in the mid-$30s to $40.
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