Esbit - a German company that has been around since 1936. From the very beginning, Esbit's main and flagship product was solid fuel, in the production of which the company has become a world leader. A natural consequence of this was the expansion of the range, first with the stoves themselves, then with pots, canteens, pans, thermoses and similar camping accessories. Today, Esbit is known and respected primarily for the high quality and reliability of the products it offers, and its position in the solid fuel market is so high that it is often referred to as 'Esbit fuel'. The company's range is also used by military units, rescue services, international organisations providing aid in third world countries, as well as by "everyday" tourists, climbers and outdoor enthusiasts.The ESBIT Food Jug 1 litre dinner thermos is made of the highest quality stainless steel . The outside is coated with a special black matt anti-slip coating to prevent the thermos from accidentally falling off when cold hands or gloves are worn. The dimensions of the thermos have also been chosen so that manipulation is not difficult. The diameter is the same regardless of the capacity - it only differs in height.As with virtually all thermos flasks, its two-layer construction is responsible for maintaining the temperature . Esbit recommends "shaping" the flask before use to get the most out of the food. If you plan to transport hot items - before placing them in the thermos, fill it with hot water for about 4 minutes, then pour out the water and insert the food. The same procedure should be followed for cold items (fill the thermos with very cold water).The undeniable advantage of the Food Jug thermos is also the safety valve on the cap. Once pressed (before opening the thermos!), it is possible to remove the excess pressure accumulated in the thermos (which often occurs after hot food has been inserted). This makes it easier to open the thermos and virtually eliminates the risk of burns caused by hot steam or accidental "explosion" of the cap during transport. The cap itself successfully serves as a cup.