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EFTERFRÅGAD Food vacuum flask, stainless steel,

Previous price Rs. 999Price Rs. 799
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Price valid Sep 28 - Jan 31 or while supply lasts

How to get it

EFTERFRÅGAD

Easy to fill up with food and eat directly from, thanks to the wide mouth.

Delivery and assembly prices not included.Article number002.883.70

Product details

MRP Rs.1,399 (incl. tax)

Can be used both for beverages and for food like soup.

The insert is made of metal and is therefore resistant to impact.

You can lower your food waste by saving your leftovers in this food vacuum flask. It keeps the food warm, is easy to eat from and take with you.

Designer

Anna Efverlund

Country of Origin

China

  • Keeps food or soup warm for up to 6 hours.

    For best results, pre-heat the food flask with boiling water a couple of minutes before you put the food in.

    Wash this product before using it for the first time.

  • Material
    Lid:
    Polypropylene plastic, Expanded polyethylene plastic
    Body/ Bottom:
    Stainless steel
    Seal:
    Silicone rubber

Measurements

Height: 14 cm (6 ")

Volume: 0.5 l (17 oz)

  • EFTERFRÅGADArticle number002.883.70

    Length: 15 cm (5 ¾ ")

    Weight: 0.36 kg (13 oz)

    Diameter: 10 cm (3 ¾ ")

    Package(s): 1

Reviews

goodAshishgood5
While it the food wasSapnaWhile it the food was not HOT, it was tolerably warm. Enough to eat.4
Excellent.SreelajaExcellent.5
Good ProductDattatreyProduct is good but lid should have spout to pour liquid so that no need to open everytime and content can stay longer at desired temperature4
GoodKumarGood5

Material

What is stainless steel?

Stainless steel is found in everything from building structures and cars to sinks and knives. It’s easy to see why it has so many uses. Stainless steel is hard and durable and has good resistance to corrosion – namely rust. It generally has a low nickel content, and for IKEA products we mainly use stainless steel that’s nickel-free. Like many other metals, it can be recycled again and again to become new, hardwearing things – without losing its valuable properties.