I’ve been priming my insulated containers every since I learned how thermal dynamics worked in elementary school. My contribution to my Boy Scout skills sharing topic was the process of priming these insulated containers and I became an instant hero to all the other guys, lol. My old vintage Stanley coffee container keeps that coffee hot as hell for a solid 24hrs if I prime it with boiling water directly off the stove top and let it sit for about 10 mins. Coleman canvas commercial food transporters are amazing at holding temperature both hot and cold when primed. Held solid ice cubes for 4 days after laying a brick of dry ice inside for a couple hours ahead of packing. Priming the containers is the absolute keys to holding temps literally to almost double the rated times if done correctly. 👍🏻😎👍🏻
I've never thought about before. Awesome! I might have to get one now lol! I generally prefer freezer bag cooking. It's great but this would be more for shorter day hikes.
“In 2002, Stanley was purchased by Seattle, WA based Pacific Market International (PMI). Stanley's manufacturing facilities were then moved to China”. Thermos is also made in China. Wish we could bring these brands back as I’m sick of buying chinese now and will avoid it like the plague.
Making my own funiture now. Can't buy a new truck because the roof is so low I have to drag part of my neck and head across the upper part of the doorway. I'd have neck problems long before it would be paid off. I now drive a van as I can easily get in and out. 14 ozs? Maybe for the 1st course...
I’ve been priming my insulated containers every since I learned how thermal dynamics worked in elementary school. My contribution to my Boy Scout skills sharing topic was the process of priming these insulated containers and I became an instant hero to all the other guys, lol. My old vintage Stanley coffee container keeps that coffee hot as hell for a solid 24hrs if I prime it with boiling water directly off the stove top and let it sit for about 10 mins. Coleman canvas commercial food transporters are amazing at holding temperature both hot and cold when primed. Held solid ice cubes for 4 days after laying a brick of dry ice inside for a couple hours ahead of packing. Priming the containers is the absolute keys to holding temps literally to almost double the rated times if done correctly. 👍🏻😎👍🏻
"Prime your container." - Learn something new every day! Thanks Aaron!
I’ve been using a thermos for meals for a while. I also use a soft lunch box with some blue ice, and I toss it in my pack.
When I worked construction I use the Stanley thermoses they work great keep you food hot and I would recommend them
Huh ... never thought about priming the container for the temperature, but it makes sense. Thank you 👍.
I have been using an older model for years, I love it. I also use it for hiking and cycling. Who wants to waste time cooking?
Never thought to pre heat my thermos. Such a good idea.
That’s why if you go to cafe/coffee shops they hot flash your travel mug.
I've never thought about before. Awesome! I might have to get one now lol! I generally prefer freezer bag cooking. It's great but this would be more for shorter day hikes.
I thought everyone knew to prime the thermos first??
It amazing how many small things some people take for granted. I assumed everyone knew to temp (prime) their thermal flasks first. Clearly not.
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Enjoy your weekend Aaron, blessings to your family
Stanley makes good stuff.
Stanley Rocks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I use the RTIC version, works really well
I've got one of their 18 ounce food thermos, great product!
Nice explanation!
“In 2002, Stanley was purchased by Seattle, WA based Pacific Market International (PMI). Stanley's manufacturing facilities were then moved to China”. Thermos is also made in China. Wish we could bring these brands back as I’m sick of buying chinese now and will avoid it like the plague.
Would be great to see some non-Chicom competitive options.
Chinese built product are just as good man. Don’t let others racist ways make you think otherwise
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Does that beer can fit in there?
what was the extended spork that you used in this video?
Does the food jar can be nested inside the Stanley adventure 24oz cook set?
It's not advisable to bump them against each other. A small dent might make it lose the heat retention capacity
I just want to know if it'll do ice cream well
It will
It will hold cold, far more longer than heat.
Bigger please. 24oz would do it. Tired of living in a small man's world.
Making my own funiture now. Can't buy a new truck because the roof is so low I have to drag part of my neck and head across the upper part of the doorway. I'd have neck problems long before it would be paid off. I now drive a van as I can easily get in and out.
14 ozs? Maybe for the 1st course...
They make an amazing 24 oz and 32 oz too. See Amazon, Walmart and the rest
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