How much does the jar actually hold?

The jar holds about 1 liter (around 34 fl oz). That’s a full, meal-sized salad: a base of lettuce or spinach, a couple of cucumbers, one or two tomatoes, something hearty like quinoa or pasta, plus cheese cubes or another protein. Everything fits comfortably without feeling crammed in.

The small dressing container holds about 2–3 tablespoons of dressing - the perfect amount for a personal salad without drowning it.

And just as important - the built-in dressing container

One of the smartest parts of this jar is the small dressing container that locks into the lid. No more tiny separate containers, no more dressing jars forgotten in the office fridge. Everything stays together, in one place.

• • Your dressing is always with your salad: fill the dressing cup, snap it into its spot in the lid and close. When it’s time to eat, pop it out and pour. No digging through your bag.
• • No leaks, no early soaking: the dressing stays sealed until the exact moment you decide to mix. Your greens aren’t sitting in dressing for hours and turning limp.
• • Neat and satisfying: the jar looks clean and aesthetic - salad layers at the bottom, dressing tucked neatly on top. It feels good to open something that looks put together, not “thrown into a random container”.
• • Simple to use: fill it at home, close, toss into your bag. No little plastic baggies, no heavy glass jars.

At the end of the day, that’s the difference between “I feel like having a salad” and “forget it, I’ll grab something else”. When the salad and dressing are ready and organized, it’s much easier to choose food that actually makes you feel good.

Specs & materials

• • Material: high-quality food-grade plastic, BPA-free.
• • Clarity: the material doesn’t yellow quickly and stays clear, so you can see all your layers inside.
• • Seal: a full silicone ring around the lid helps reduce leaks and spills.
• • Dressing cup: a small dressing container that nests into the lid - your dressing stays sealed and separate until you’re ready to mix.
• • Care: dishwasher safe (top rack) or a quick hand wash.
• • Use cases: salads, yogurt with granola, cut fruit, sauces and more.
• • Eco-friendly: reusable, replaces disposable containers and bags.
  

What’s the “secret” of this jar?

The magic is in the combo of shape, seal and separation between salad and dressing. When you pack it right, you get a salad that feels like you just made it.

• • Tight layers: veggies are packed close together, less air gets in between them, and they stay fresher for longer.
• • Wet and dry stay separate: dressing lives in its own container, salad stays dry. You only bring them together at lunchtime, so the greens don’t sit in dressing for hours.
• • Reliable seal: the lid closes firmly with a gasket, keeping liquids and smells inside.
• • Material that doesn’t grab odors easily: the jar doesn’t immediately “hold on” to every strong dressing. Most of the time a good rinse is enough.

The result: at lunchtime you’re not opening a “tired container” - you’re opening a salad that looks great, smells fresh and feels like it was just chopped at home.

How to get the most out of it

• • Put large leafy greens at the bottom, heavier veggies on top of them, and your crunch on top.
• • Don’t fill past the closing line - that keeps the seal working well.
• • Store upright in the fridge - your layers stay neat and pretty.
• • Rinse it the same day - that’s how it keeps looking new for a long time.

Who is it for?

Anyone who brings food from home: office workers, students, teachers, freelancers, busy parents. Anyone who’d rather open a fresh salad at lunchtime than settle for a soggy, sad container.

Simple daily routine

1. Layer the dry ingredients - greens, veggies, cheese, crunch. Leave a little space at the top.
2. Fill the dressing cup - add your dressing, close it and snap it into its spot in the lid. Now the dressing travels with the salad, without touching it.
3. When it’s time to eat - take out the dressing cup, pour, shake or mix, and eat straight from the jar or in a bowl. No drama, no extra mess.

Bottom line

A few minutes in the morning, and at lunchtime you’re eating a salad that feels like you just made it. Salad, dressing, order - all together in one place.

What’s in the box: salad jar, side-opening lid, built-in dressing cup and a short guide for smart use.

Cleaning: top rack dishwasher safe, or a quick hand wash. Dries fast and is ready again the next day.