Thermos 16 oz Food Jar Review And Test
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Here is a review of a thermos 16 ounce food jar. This thermos 16 ounce insulated food jar can be used to keep hot food hot, or cold things cold. You can also cook in it. In this video review and test of the thermos 16 ounce insulated food jar, I put ice in it and test how many days it stays frozen, and I also put hot food into it and test the temperature the next day, and I show you how to cook rice in a thermos insulated food jar. An insulated food jar is very versatile, and you can do a lot with it more than just keeping food hot and cold. Watch this video of you to learn all the different ways to use a thermos insulated food jar, and see how well it works. This test of the Thermos food jar shows exactly how long it stays hot and cold.
Here’s where you can buy a 16 ounce thermos insulated food jar like the one in the video.
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The best part of this video was learning to make rice in a thermos!! Great review!
Thanks
Saaaame! I was about to close the video(cause I got all the info I needed about choosing this thermos) and then booooom!! Thanks man for such a great tip, I reaaaally appreciate it! Trying to travel on a low budget will benefit so much from this tip- it’s often hard to time everything well. Looking forward to getting this food thermos:)
You can make overnight oatmeal in those thermoses too. I used to dry camp and made lots of stuff like that. I have too many thermoses to count including several of those huge ones that will hold LOTS of coffee. I purchased them to put water cold water in and keep in my vehicle (before I sold them) and that way I had cold water out in the desert. As always, thank you for your videos!
You’re welcome. I really like steel cut oatmeal, but it seems like such a waste of resources to cook it over fire for half an hour. I’ll have to try it in a thermos and see how it comes out.
Making rice in a thermos , now i need to buy one
It works great for lunch. You can also do steel cut, oatmeal as well, which is one of my favorites.
Thanks for the review. Just bought a thermos food jar and impressed it can be used to make rice. Also 15 bean and sausage soups sounds delicious.
The soup is good, and it’s cheap. Look for Hambeens 15 bean soup mix at your local store. They even have it at Walmart. This thermos is excellent and retains heat longer than a lot of more expensive food jars. It also fits in lunchbox. And has that nifty spoon.
Tryna convince my mom to get me one for school so I can have a actual hot meal Ty for this vid. I’ll let you know if she gets it.
You’re welcome
Did she get it and if so how did it work?
Class review mate 💯
Much appreciated
Fantastic review. All I needed.
Glad it was helpful!
Okay; the rice just blew me away! I have to try that 😮.
It’s perfect for lunch. Make it in the morning, and it’s ready by noon.
2:11 Love your test it's the way I would use it .
Thanks for making these videos, im always conscious of if things are what they advertise on their packaging and your video was perfectly informative, keep up the good work, i am a sucker for gadgets also
You’re welcome
Agree!!🌷
Never thought about putting rice looks really good although I have put chia seeds pour the hot water directly in it lightly moved it around Shake It Up open it I didn't wait long
Try putting things in it and waiting for five hours. It’s insulated well enough to cook just about anything.
I made yogurt in this sucker it worked great. 🦕🦖
That's great to know! I have Yogurt issues 😂 It never forms. Maybe this container will help.
Very good. You can cook the rice in it. You probably could cook a little protein such as chicken in it with the rice
I’ll have to try that. I think the meat would have to be heated up rather than put in cold. Maybe if you boil the meat with the water so that it’s all boiling hot, then pour it in with the rice it would work.
@hoohoohoblin Yes. That's a good idea. That's what I'll do. I'll boil a little water with the meat in a saucepan and put both into the food flask. I noticed the food flask (I think it was the Thermos) in Aldi and thought it was a little expensive for such a small flask, but I didn't realise it could cook food. I'll be watching out for one, in Aldi, or somewhere else at a reasonable price.
@hoohoohoblin Warm the flask when you get it first, in warm but not boiling water, to prepare it, after cleaning probably with a little bicarbonate of soda. Lukewarm or warm water can be left in it for some time before using it to warm it. According to a video I saw, it keeps hot better if the water has been cooled a little when using it. I forget if this is referring to the food or drinks flask. I must have another look at that video channel
Tengo ese thermo y es una maravilla
Spoon activated
Indeed!
I tested my thermos food flask I preheated the flask with fresh boiled water for a good ten mins beforehand and after 24 hrs I found the water warm not hot so the 24 hrs hot on label on mine clearly ain’t accurate but in saying that soups usually contain solids veg etc which can store up heat like heat sinks do that may play a role in extending the length of time staying hot
i'd like to see a rest without adding boiling water first. when i'm packing my two kids lunches in the morning the last thing i need is extra work.
So hard to trust manufacturer specs anymore, things get more expensive and decline in quality. In Canada these are $35 and up. I'd be careful buying the Thermocafe version which is not very good for any more than a couple hours, depending on ambient temperature.
I have the thermal café, and I use it to make steel cut oatmeal. That takes about an hour and a half to cook, so it’s perfect for that use. I haven’t tried cooking rice in it yet. Don’t know how long it would stay hot.
Bowl is too small I find, I feel a bit goofy using it, and I hate plunging the spoon into the jar cause the bouth is not wide enough. The stanley is a bit better in terms of ergonomics.
How do you keep your rubber gasket clear? Mine is stained from spaghetti 😐
Could you microwave a ready meal and stuff it in and do you think it would stay hot for lunch
Yes, if it is hot enough when it goes in.
The only important thing is cleaning these and keeping them, sanitary......Won't buy one until videos covering how to clean one are up
Hi ! Good channel. Just found it. I have a question about this thermos. I have the same one but if you look at the bottom, it looks like there's a layer of some Clear material (... exactly at the bottom in center...where we can see our reflection as if in a little hole covered with Plastic ... even if foodgrade?) Can you tell me if you understand what I'm talking about and why it looks like Plastic.. or some other clear material at the bottom ? May be you noticed that if you touch it you'll see it's a bulge like a little dome.
It'd be so great if you can answer this Doubt of mine. My mom got this little container several years ago and I haven't used it yet!
Thank you so much for such videos.
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I think that’s where they vacuum all of the air out of a little hole and then plug it. That little circle is a plug that needs to stay in place so that there is a vacuum inside of it. I’m talking about a plug on the bottom on the outside of the thermos.
@@hoohoohoblin hi. Thanks. But I'm talking about the inside. Where we can feel a little dome and see our reflection ... in like 3d... which isn't possible with just one layer. Looks like some other material at the bottom of the inside
What i needed right now
wow. thank you very much for this review❤
You’re welcome
I have a Stanley food flask and cannot get the rice at all just won’t work , tried few different measures even 1/4 water 1 cup rice
That’s strange. Make sure that the water is boiling, and that you put boiling water in it to preheat it, then dump the water out, then put the rice and more boiling water in, and it should work. It takes about 4 to 4 1/2 hours. The Stanley has better insulation than the thermos, so it should keep the heat in enough to cook the rice.
Thank you for this video!
You are so welcome!
Thanks a lot from Russia! Nice way to cook🙂
You’re welcome
This is a very interesting video...
Glad you enjoyed it
Bought one today! So expensive for its size. Testing it out tomorrow. The rubber gasket seems very flimsy.
It is small, but it’s very efficient.
I think I saw it in Aldi here in Ireland, Thermos brand
A mi se me enfría la comida
If you make noodles in it...will it taste bad?
It should be fine.
Thank you, useful
You are welcome!
Justo lo que necesitaba
no salt?
Would u recommend this brand or a different brand as of today .
I definitely recommend this one. It works great. It’s cheaper than most of the other ones as well.
What a good question! Wouldn't have even thought of it myself.
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Is this what my life has become
Ha ha!! I ask myself that every day.