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Are the thermos stainless steel ones any good?
Apparently yes, they are
via @PhilPub yesterday
https://www.lfgss.com/comments/14048777/incontext/This is the one I've got. I've used it regularly for lunchtime soup
and it works. Fill it with boiling water whilst your soup/chana masala
is heating up in the microwave, pour water away, fill up with lunch...
just about still piping hot 4/5 hours later....Also, with it being stainless steel it washes really well, no
stains or lasting odours, particularly handy when most of my lunches -
and your chana masala (just realised my girlfriend got that cook book
for Xmas. Yay!) - contain yummy colourful things like turmeric. :)https://www.amazon.co.uk/Thermos-Light-Compact-Flask-Stainless/dp/B003GIS4RO/
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The stainless steel ones are good but with the following caveat. Heat the flask thoroughly with boiling water before putting your coffee in, otherwise it takes away a lot of the heat of the contents. Once this has been done they work reasonably well.
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I have a Tesco stainless which I just bought to replace my Thermos stainless. The Thermos failed to keep my coffee hot after I had the bright idea of putting it in the dishwasher the previous evening.
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What's a good thermos type thing that'll hold about a large cup's worth of coffee? Must be able to be chucked in a messenger bag without leaking or making the contents of the flask taste weird (the cheap one I got from TK Maxx fails on both of these). Are the thermos stainless steel ones any good? Quite pricey.