For parents who pack leftovers

The school jar that holds a real lunch.

Ten ounces is a snack. Eight-and-a-half is a sample cup. HotHold Fifteen is 15 ounces of soup, pasta, or leftover chicken — still leak-tested, still easy for small hands.

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15 oz a real serving
316 steel food-contact interior
From $16 at launch
Blush pink HotHold Fifteen food jar with folding spoon

Kids should not be hungry again at 12:10.

Leftovers, not a sample

Most “kids thermos” cups hold a few bites. HotHold Fifteen is sized for the pasta you actually cooked last night.

Wide enough to eat from

A 3.1-inch mouth means a real spoon, not a scrape around a narrow neck. Less mess at the lunch table.

Built for the backpack

The lid buckles down and the gasket is tested on its side. Yogurt stays in the jar, not in the zipper.

Folding spoon clipped into a buckle lid with visible gasket

What you get

Honest 15 oz

Vacuum-insulated stainless steel. Folding spoon that clips to the lid so it doesn’t vanish in the dishwasher.

Side-lay leak test

Every jar we ship is bag-tested on its side for 30 minutes. If it weeps, it doesn’t leave.

Soft colors, no characters

Blush, navy, and sand. Easy to find in a cubby. Nothing that outgrows them next year.