
Pack it like normal
Leftovers, chili, rice, pasta, whatever you'd actually want to eat. Up to 1.2L in a stainless steel tray.
Heated lunch box · From $89
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Heated lunch box · From $89
Hot lunch on the job. No microwave. No lukewarm thermos. No truck running. No $15 drive-thru.
No microwave on the job site? Pack last night's dinner, set the timer, and forget about it. It's hot when your break starts: on the tailgate, on a bucket or in the cab.
An $89 box pays for itself in about 8 workdays if it replaces a $15 drive-thru lunch with a packed one that costs about $4. (Estimate. Your numbers will vary.)
Try it for 60 days of real shifts. Not for you? Send it back for a refund of what you paid (return shipping is on you unless it arrived damaged or defective). Plus a 1-year limited warranty and a real person on support.
No microwave on the site, so it's a squished sandwich and chips again. A thermos that's lukewarm by noon. Or half your break in a drive-thru line and $15 gone. It's not the food. It's the timing.
Every other dayWith HotShift
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A 12,000mAh battery sits in the base and a 100W heater sits under the stainless tray. The timer switches the heater on before your break, so it's hot when you open it. One charge, two full hot meals.

Leftovers, chili, rice, pasta, whatever you'd actually want to eat. Up to 1.2L in a stainless steel tray.

Pick when you're eating. It starts heating by itself off the built-in battery. No outlet, no truck running.

Tailgate, cab, roof or yard. Real food, actually hot, and you keep your whole break.
| HotShift box | Thermos | 12V cooker | Drive-thru | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Actually hot at lunch | Often lukewarm | |||
| No cord, outlet or 12V socket | You drive there | |||
| Heats itself on a timer | ||||
| Your own food | ||||
| Keeps your whole break | ||||
| Rough cost per lunch | ~$4 | ~$4 | ~$4 | $12–15+ |
Estimate based on 250 workdays. Your prices and savings will vary.

In the box: heated lunch box, stainless tray with divider, insulated carry bag, USB-C cable, spoon & fork, retail box. The photo also shows a wall adapter; we don't promise one, so use any USB-C phone charger.

For the guy who works through lunch: on a tailgate, in the truck or on a bucket. He packs it, sets the timer, and eats hot.
If it doesn't change your lunch, send it back within 60 days for a refund of what you paid (return shipping is on you unless it arrived damaged or defective). Plus a 1-year limited warranty: if it stops heating or won't charge, we replace or refund it. A real person answers every message.
A built-in 12,000mAh rechargeable battery powers a 100W heater. No outlet, 12V socket or microwave needed.
About 20–40 minutes, depending on the food. Thick, dense or fridge-cold food and cold weather take longer, so set the timer a little early.
No. It runs on its own battery, so there's no cord, no 12V socket and no idling.
Two full heating cycles per charge. Recharge with the included USB-C cable from a wall plug, truck USB port or power bank.
You set it once in the morning. The free Hot Lunch Playbook has a one-page timer cheat sheet, and if you get stuck, message us and a real person will help.
It heats, it doesn't cool. Pack food cold from the fridge, keep the box in the insulated bag out of the sun, and add an ice pack on hot days. Cold Reheat mode is for heating food that starts out cold; it does not keep food cold.
Free tracked US shipping. Orders are processed in 1–3 business days, and most arrive within 5–10 business days after that.
It arrives in its retail box, ready to wrap, and every order includes a free printable "Hot lunch is on me" gift card.
You have 60 days to return it for a refund (return shipping is on you unless it arrived damaged or defective), plus a 1-year limited warranty against defects.

Free US shipping · 60-day money-back guarantee · 1-year limited warranty