For curry, tomato sauce, soup, grease, and leftovers worth keeping.
Loopware puts saucy leftovers against 304 stainless steel - body and lid - with no silicone gasket in the food path. Store, chill or freeze, reheat on hob or oven, take it to the table, then put the same steel through the dishwasher.
Steel body and lid
Food-contact path
No silicone gasket where food touches
Lid design
Fridge/freezer > hob/oven > table > dishwasher
Home loop
Same-size set nests empty
Reset
The plastic moment
Tomato sauce leaves the orange shadow. Curry leaves the smell. Grease finds the soft seal. Then tomorrow's food goes back into the same plastic story.
Problem
Sauce and curry make plastic feel permanently used.
Solution
Use a non-porous stainless steel food-contact surface that wipes back to neutral.
Problem
Soft seals become the place grease, odour, and doubt collect.
Solution
Keep the food path steel, including the lid, with no silicone gasket where food touches.
Problem
Reheating often means another dish and another wash.
Solution
Move the same steel container through the supported home path: fridge/freezer, hob/oven, table, dishwasher.
The part most containers hide
Plastic tubs, glass boxes, and many steel tins still rely on a soft plastic or silicone contact path at the lid. Loopware makes the food-contact path visible: steel body, steel lid, and no silicone gasket sitting where sauce and hot leftovers meet the container.
Why it feels different
For saucy home leftovers, the contact path matters more than the outside shape.
The home food loop
This page is for the food that stays at home: curry, soup, sauce, batch leftovers and the meals worth keeping properly.
Put curry, soup, sauce, and leftovers against steel instead of stained plastic.
Use the fridge or freezer for portions you want later.
Use the supported hob, oven, or induction path when the meal and setup fit.
Take steel to the table, dishwasher-clean it, then nest the empty same-size set away.
Food-contact confidence
Hot, oily, or saucy food makes people ask harder questions about plastic, micro and nano plastics, silicone migration, grease, and odour. Loopware keeps the answer concrete: steel where food touches, with no silicone gasket in that path.
Food touches 304 stainless steel across the body and lid.
Turn the lid over and inspect the steel food-contact side.
No vague non-toxic claim, no zero-migration claim, and no microwave or leakproof promise.
A quick fit check
Questions before you pre-order
No. Loopware is stainless steel and is not microwave-safe. It is built for home storage and supported hob, oven, or induction reheating when the meal and setup fit.
No. This is not a commuter soup flask or tilted bag container. The page is for home leftovers, fridge/freezer storage, reheating, serving, washing, and nesting.
Because the lid is usually where a soft gasket sits in the food path. Loopware keeps the food-contact path steel, body and lid, with no silicone gasket where food touches.
Because shoppers already worry about hot, oily, and saucy food against plastic or soft seals. Loopware answers with an inspectable material choice rather than a broad health claim.
Founding preorder close
If the steel food path makes sense for your kitchen, the founding bundle gives you the everyday 1.0L set plus one larger 1.6L container for soups, curries, pasta, and family leftovers. Individual prices stay unchanged; this preorder bundle is the early-batch reason to act now.
Pre-order checkout
Pre-order the founding bundle