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Question: Does this come with a spoon? or is that only the 16 oz food jar?
Document: I bought the 16-oz. size of this food jar for my husband, who works outdoors for his job. His only complaint about the 16-oz. food jar was that it was too small, so I purchased the 24-oz. size.This food jar keeps soups and stews extremely hot until he's ready to eat. He preheats the food jar with boiling water before he puts in his food.
I'm a med student, I take lunch seriously. I have a routine and it works for me, it needs to work for me because I don't have time to mess around. I started off with the smaller 16 oz Thermos food jar and it served me well. I wanted to expand into something a little bigger for the more hearty, casserole type items and keep the smaller size for soup.
I've had the &#34;Thermos Stainless King 24-Ounce Food Jar, Midnight Blue&#34; since March. Now that I've compared it to my recently-purchased Stanley 24-oz jar, I can say that the Thermos is much better. It keeps my food hot much longer (still piping hot after 5 hours) and is less bulky. Both are made in China, which makes me a little sad. On both, the wide mouth makes it easy to eat from with a spoon.
I bought the 16 oz version and loved it so much that I also bought this 24 oz one. As long as you pour boiling water into the thermos to warm it up for a few minutes and then put boiling/well-steamed food into the jar, you food will stay warm. My son's food stays warm for 10 - 12 hours! Note, the microwave does not warm up food sufficiently to maintain its internal temperature for many hours so don't microwave your food and expect good heat retention in the jar.
It is the perfect size to accommodate an entire, 16 oz can of Progresso soup.I noticed that when I bought it, Amazon noted that others had also bought an extra long spoon to go with it. I find that to be totally unnecessary. The mouth is wide enough and the depth shallow enough that you can eat every last drop with a regular tablespoon.
since this one is taller, it stores more stuff. But to get to the bottom, unless you're using a straw or a super long handled spoon, I have to pour out the contents into another container order to still eat lunch like a lady! None the less, this jar, just like my 16 ounce one, keeps food piping hot.
With its height, you need to use a tablespoon to reach the bottom of the jar without sticking your fingers into the jar.The weakest link for this and the 16 oz jar is the silicon sealing ring. Since I need to remove it to wash after each use, it will likely break after a month or two. I first tried Amazon and other websites but I was unable to find this replacement part. So, I called Thermos and these sealing rings cost $1 a piece.
Everything is great about Thermos. I bought this after testing the smaller 16-Ounce Jar which came with a nice spoon on the lid.I don't know why this one did not include the spoon, that was a very nice touch.
I like the bigger Thermos for holding more food,my other 16 oz Thermos is basically for morning oatmeal.Both are excellent products for the money.Something i have noticed is i have coffee stained my small 16 oz Thermos  and i cant seem to remove the stains,but this is my fault for not cleaning it properly after each use.Other than that i have no complaints.
I have the 16 oz Thermos Nissan beverage bottle and I really like the design of these. They are simple with two screw tops. One inside to seal the food in and insulate, and the other outer lid to protect the inner one and doubles as a smaller vessel to consume contents from. I really don't like the idea of hinges, buttons and snaps in these sorts of things.
Answer: no spoon with this one.