Fresiio

Meal prep tends to run into the same problem: food prepared on Sunday is past its best by midweek. Fresiio, presented as a Kickstarter project, tries to address that by building vacuum sealing directly into a lunch box. The maker says this extends food freshness by up to 6x, helping to limit oxidation and preserve flavor and nutrients.

Vacuum sealing and weighing in one unit

According to the maker, the box reaches a vacuum pressure of -65kPa and starts sealing with a single touch. An automatic scale built into the body weighs food in 0.1g increments, which the campaign positions as useful for calorie tracking and portion planning.

• Vacuum preservation rated by the maker at up to 6x longer freshness
• -65kPa vacuum pressure, according to the maker
• Integrated automatic scale with 0.1g precision
• One-touch vacuum sealing
• Modular compartments for storing several foods at once and keeping them separate
• Reusable design made from what the maker describes as eco-friendly materials

Who it is for

The maker pitches Fresiio at busy households and individuals who prepare meals by the week, and suggests the modular compartments help prevent cross-contamination between foods. Its reusable construction is framed as a way to cut plastic waste.

Beyond home use, the campaign suggests the device could also suit small restaurants and catering businesses, though it does not detail how it would be adapted for those settings.