Hot meal on the road

[instantK]

pyrex dish on defroster hot meal in 20 minutes..... great idea!

 

[Indecisi0n]

 

[barnyard]

A couple of guys in our center put single serving cans of soup on the defrosters. I go to places that have soup and sandwich lunch specials.

 

[Anonymous 10]

Almost ever place has a microwave.

 

[Anonymous 10]

You can always wrap a steak and sit it on the engine block.

 

[rod]

I haven't heated up anything in a package car but I have cooked meat and potatoes by wraping them in aluminum foil and placing it on the top of my pickup engine. A one hour drive will cook just about anything perfectly. We used to do this when we went road hunting. It takes some experimenting but it works.

Cooking while Driving - MYVIRGINKITCHEN - YouTube

 

[UPSGUY72]

before I leave my hours at 7:15am I put my soup in the microwave for 4 and half minutes. It so hot it's about to boil then I pour it into my thermos and it still nice and warm when I eat it in the afternoon...

 

[RiverRat]

Our issue here is keeping things cool - especially when you are delivering to Death Valley

 

[Cementups]

I have people to make my food.

 

[Babagounj]

you eat people ?

 

[serenity now]

you eat people ?

slow pitch..................
wait for it

 

[BSWALKS]

you eat people ?

slow pitch..................
wait for it

Too easy

 

[jaker]

I gave up on hot food at work but I make up for it at dinner

 

[packageguy]

Hot food, when I get home..... Seven eleven on the route, Hot coffee is good for me....

 

[Cementups]

you eat people ?

Only when I et at the Y.

 

[gostillerz]

before I leave my hours at 7:15am I put my soup in the microwave for 4 and half minutes. It so hot it's about to boil then I pour it into my thermos and it still nice and warm when I eat it in the afternoon...

Preheat your thermos as well. Fill it with boiling water and close it up while your reheating soup/chili/pasta in the microwave. Dump out the water, then fill it with the food. By noon, it'll still be almost too hot to eat. I've had stuff in there for 12 hours, and it's still very warm. Same goes for cooling in the summer, just stick it in the freezer overnight. If you want something like lasagna or leftover chicken, get a Stanley lunch box and do the same thing as the thermos. They work great.

 

[UPSGUY72]

Preheat your thermos as well. Fill it with boiling water and close it up while your reheating soup/chili/pasta in the microwave. Dump out the water, then fill it with the food. By noon, it'll still be almost too hot to eat. I've had stuff in there for 12 hours, and it's still very warm. Same goes for cooling in the summer, just stick it in the freezer overnight. If you want something like lasagna or leftover chicken, get a Stanley lunch box and do the same thing as the thermos. They work great.

Thanks. I'll give it a whirl tomorrow.

 

[laffter]

Or you can just hold your food up to your sups face during the PCM. The steaming loads of crap that comes out of his mouth will warm the food in seconds.

 

[slantnosechevy]

Or you can just hold your food up to your sups face during the PCM. The steaming loads of crap that comes out of his mouth will warm the food in seconds.

Too many germs. You wouldn't want your food anywhere close to the snaggle tooth droids we've had in our bldg. Hygene isn't important. We've got drivers who refuse to change the oil in their hats.

 

[OptimusPrime]

Preheat your thermos as well. Fill it with boiling water and close it up while your reheating soup/chili/pasta in the microwave. Dump out the water, then fill it with the food. By noon, it'll still be almost too hot to eat. I've had stuff in there for 12 hours, and it's still very warm. Same goes for cooling in the summer, just stick it in the freezer overnight. If you want something like lasagna or leftover chicken, get a Stanley lunch box and do the same thing as the thermos. They work great.

Heat up some chicken soup, pour it into a thermos. Drop in two hotdogs. Ziploc bag with two buns and some condiment packets. Two nice dogs, and some soup to boot.