Right-sized for one or two
You're not heating a big pan for a small meal.
Minimal-effort weeknight dinner
Less washing-up. More of your evening.
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How it works
The 304 stainless steel used in this container is exactly the same as your steel pan, just a different shape and thickness. Even the lid is steel, so you can cook with it on.
why it's better
You're not heating a big pan for a small meal.
Lid on, straight into the fridge or freezer.
Hob, oven, fridge, freezer, dishwasher; even proofing, roasting and zero-waste refills.
The easy default for a weeknight dinner.
What you can cook

The all-in-one dinner, cooked in one container.

A main for two, straight from the hob.

Dinner vegetables, cooked in one container.

Cooking rice is no longer a challenge.

Bread or cakes, all done in this container.

Your weekday dinner doesn't have to be boring.

Why it works
Every other container has a part that can't take the heat — a silicone gasket, a plastic clip, a glass body, or a low-grade stainless steel. Four design choices let this one handle dinner, leftovers and the daily cycle in between.

The friction-fit lid is the same verified 304 stainless steel as the body — no silicone gasket, no plastic clip, no cheaper grade hiding on top. Rest it on while cooking, then press it on for flat fridge or freezer storage. There is no seal or clip to remove, clean or replace.

Cooking, freezing and dishwashing repeatedly expose the container to heat, moisture and salt. That is why the body and lid use corrosion-resistant 304 (18/8) stainless steel, independently verified as genuine 304 — not a lower, unspecified grade.

Dinner in one, leftovers in another, tomorrow's batch in a third. Same-size containers nest inside each other, the 1.0L nests inside the 1.6L, and the flat lids stack separately. Several containers take one cupboard slot.

The body is one piece of steel, with no coating to peel and no seal to replace. It can dent, but it does not shatter like glass. A lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects backs the container for as long as you own it.

Verified safe for food
Anyone can print "food-grade" on a box. We paid an independent lab to prove ours — under cooking conditions, not just storage conditions: an acidic test liquid held at a rolling boil for four hours, three times over.
Lead, mercury and nickel included — after four hours at a rolling boil, three times over: not detected.
The alloy analysed element by element: 18.2% chromium, 8.0% nickel — body and lid, exactly as engraved.
Steel's classic worry is a metallic tang. A trained panel boiled water in it for four hours, then tasted it against pure water: nothing crossed over — no taste, no smell.

Made to last, then fully recyclable
About 95% of stainless steel is recycled at the end of its life, according to worldstainless, the industry's global body. The Loopware container's body and lid are both 304 stainless steel, with no silicone gasket, plastic clip or coating to separate first. When the container eventually reaches the end of its useful life, both parts can enter metal recycling together and be melted back into steel without downcycling.
Better yet
Buy it once and the container will keep rewarding you for the rest of its lifetime.
An electric oven heats a whole cavity of air to cook one dinner — about 1.2 kWh. The same dinner, simmered under a steel lid on the hob, uses roughly a quarter of that: about 0.30 kWh.
At today's price cap, that's about 32p in the oven against 8p on the hob — so you save around 24p a dinner. Swap five oven dinners a week and that's about £62 a year off your electricity bill, for as long as you own it.

1.0L + 1.6L · Save £7.99 against £53.98 separately

The solo portion — tonight's dinner or a freezer meal, cooked and stored in one. Nests inside the 1.6L.

The family workhorse — a traybake for the table, leftovers boxed in the same vessel.
Before you buy
More than you'd expect from one container — whole meals, mains, sides, rice and other carbs, even baking like bread and cakes, plus dishes from around the world. We add new recipes to the Cook with Loopware library on our website all the time, so keep an eye there for fresh ideas. Add oil or liquid where a recipe needs it, start on a low heat or use the oven, and never heat the container empty.
Yes. Cook and serve from the container, let the leftovers cool, then press on the steel lid and store them in the fridge or freezer. Reheat in the same container on the hob or in the oven.
Stainless steel does not absorb food colour or odour like plastic. Curry and tomato residue wash away. High heat or burned food can leave cosmetic marks, but they do not affect how the container works.
The Starter Set includes one 1.0L and one 1.6L container. UK delivery is free, and your delivery date is shown at checkout.
Send it back within 30 days for a full refund — we pay the return postage. And it's covered by our lifetime guarantee against genuine defects for as long as you own it.
No. It's stainless steel, and metal can't go in a microwave. Reheat on the hob or in the oven instead. If microwave reheating is essential to how you eat, this isn't the right container for you.
Annealed 304 stainless steel is non-magnetic, but deep-drawing the container transforms some of the steel into strain-induced martensite, which is ferromagnetic. The drawn Loopware container is therefore weakly magnetic — enough for many induction hobs to couple, especially at 0.4 mm, where the induced currents concentrate through nearly the full wall thickness.
No. The steel lid is friction-fit for flat home storage, not a watertight seal — dry food travels fine, but keep liquids upright and level, and don't carry loose liquids in a bag.
Starter Set · 1.0L + 1.6L
One 1.0L and one 1.6L container for £45.99 — save £7.99 against £53.98 separately. Free UK delivery, free 30-day returns and a lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects.
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