Materials
- 100% Stainless Steel
End of Life
- Recyclable with stainless steel collections
Certifications
- To-Go Ware is a certified B-Corp, meeting rigorous standards for social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose.
Earth Friendly Features
- Great for saying no disposable to-go containers for leftovers, lunches, snacks, and more!
Packaging
- Packaging made with recycled content
- All shipping packaging is recyclable
Product Care
- Dishwasher safe
Additional Features
- Top container is great for liquids!
- Self-latching top gives flexibility to pack just one, or all three containers
- Lid doubles as a plate on-the-go!
- Easy to clean and carry
- Great for hot or cold food
- Handle folds down to make it compact and easy to store
Product Dimensions
- Assembled: 6.75 x 4.75 in.
- Top Unit Height: 2 in.
- Middle Unit Height: 2.25 in.
- Bottom Unit Height: 2.5 in.
Capacity
- Top and Middle units hold 2 cups each
- Bottom unit holds 2.5 cups
Returns
- Unused, undamaged items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days
Shipping Info
- Ships within 1 business day
To-Go Ware
At the core of To-Go Ware’s values lies a commitment to inspire people to live a healthy and sustainable lifestyle. To-Go Ware recognizes the environmentally degrading dependence on single-use plastics such as bags, utensils, and other on-the-go food storage and accessories. They’ve developed their brand on the basis that To-Go Ware will provide sustainably made utensils and food-carriers that help to eliminate the throw away culture. Using sustainable materials like bamboo, recycled PET from plastic bottles, and durable stainless steel, To-Go Ware has developed fun to use products that make eating on the go convenient, accessible, and zero waste.
Question
Kayse –
We bought this container recently and just got it today. We can’t seem to open the top container. Any tips or tricks to get it to open? We can unlatch the latches but can’t separate the lid from the first tier.
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EarthHero –
Hi, Kayse! I’m so sorry to hear that your tiffin isn’t opening! A few things that have helped team EH in the past when we run into this issue are running it under hot water, cold water, and lightly tapping the lid! Send us an email at hello@earthhero.com or live chat from 8-5 MST M-F and we’ll make this right for you!
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Katherine Nash –
How long would this keep hot foods (rice, beans, etc) hot? Worried there is no insulation to keep school lunch warm enough.
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EarthHero –
Hi Katherine! This tiffin isn’t insulated so it won’t keep food very hot. For rice and beans or even soup (does anyone like cold soup?), try this insulated canister by Klean Kanteen. It keeps food or liquids hot for up to 8 hours! 😀
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Sophie Sun –
Where is this product manufactured?
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EarthHero –
Hi Sophie! This tiffin is responsibly manufactured in India using 200 14/1 Grade Stainless Steel. 😀
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Erin –
Is this a good container for soups?
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EarthHero –
Hi Erin! This tiffin would work for soups, yes, but it won’t keep them hot all day long. If looking for an insulated option, check out this canister by Klean Kanteen!
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Maddie –
Is this made in USA?
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EarthHero –
Hi Maddie! This is actually responsibly manufactured in India using 200 14/1 Grade Stainless Steel. 😀
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Corrin –
Any tricks on reopening the top container after adding hot food? Seems the heat has created an extra tight seal.
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Admin EarthHero –
Hi Corrin! While uncommon, a stuck lid can and does happen! Sometimes while packing up a meal, residue or liquid gets trapped in the seal of the lid, making it almost “super suction” to itself. Here are a few tricks: try running the seam of the lid under hot and then cold water, alternating back and forth for a minute or so to help loosen the bond. In addition to the hot/cold water method, try giving the top of the container a few “love taps” along the edge. Finally, using some grippy dish-washing gloves can also help twist the lid and container apart. Hope this helps! Let us know. 🙂
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Jill –
What type of stainless steel is this made from? 201 or 18/8?
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Peg Flach (verified owner) –
This is absolutely my favorite multi-purpose tiffin! Lunchbox. Restaurant leftover container. Snackbox for vehicle. Leftovers. Practical, functional, sturdy!
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Benjamin Nead –
I have a tiffin just like this one and it’s marvelous. One way to carry wet foods without leaking is to insert pieces of wax paper between the layers. Works like a charm.
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jamericanchicks –
Is the container air-tight?
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Admin EarthHero –
Hey there, great question! The 3-Tier Tiffin is great for moist and dry foods, but does not have a silicone seal to keep in any liquids. However, this Splash Box is a great stainless steel and silicone option that can hold liquids, or we recommend using a sealable Stasher Bag or a stainless steel canister!
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Admin EarthHero –
Hey Jill,
Great question!
All of To-Go Ware’s Stainless Steel is 200, 14/1 grade, a grade specifically made for safe storage of food. 300 and 200 are the most popular, with 200 containing less nickel than 300.
Hope that helps!
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