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Classic Thermos: Ready for Work, School, or the Outdoors – Sign of the Bear Kitchenware

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For every outdoor- and adventure-lover, sturdy Stainless thermoses keep your soup or coffee piping hot, OR your iced tea cold, whatever the weather. For your lunch, adventures, and kids' school lunches, trips  Bring lunch and all you need to eat it, in one wonderful container Double wall vacuum insulation REALLY
For every outdoor- and adventure-lover, sturdy Stainless thermoses keep your soup or coffee piping hot, OR your iced tea cold, whatever the weather. For your lunch, adventures, and kids' school lunches, trips  Bring lunch and all you need to eat it, in one wonderful container Double wall vacuum insulation REALLY insulates: your coffee, drinks, or soups stay perfect, 12 hours HOT, 24 hours cold Super-smart double wall lid is a serving bowl - and the folding stainless steel spoon tucks away in the leak-proof cap.  Wide mouth makes it easy to fill with soup, stew OR iced tea, fruit salad, yoghurt or milkshakes; and Wide Mouth makes it easy-clean, too 27 oz capacity, and durable 18/8 stainless steel Eco-Friendly, Reusable, Durable, and BPA Free

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