Re: Hotel re-heating options.

May 15, 2012

do you have anyone you could borrow one from while you are down there? or else

maybe a thrift store for an in expensive hot plate or crock pot

-caroline

May 17, 2012

Buy a small crockpot when you arrive for $20 then donate to the goodwill when

you leave???

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On May 17, 2012, at 3:52 PM, " Y " <lyantach@...> wrote:

> They're not cheap, but you could go to a military surplus place and get those

catalytic heaters. they're pretty neat, they can heat up with just the addition

of water. not perfect though.

>

> If you're a camper you might have an ultralight gas stove that you can just

buy some fuel for when you arrive. be darn careful not to start a fire in the

hotel room (or cook outside please!).

>

> you could even go super cheap and use sterno, that's easy enough to find in

stores usually (don't think you can fly with it either).

>

>

> nuking sucks, but if you eat enough raw/no cook foods with it, you're ok. even

bring some fermented stuff if you can manage to compensate for the overcooking.

it's not the end of the world.

>

> >

> > We will be in San Francisco in a couple of weeks for a long weekend. I'm

excited to try some of Three Stone Hearth's prepared foods but need ideas on how

to reheat in a hotel room. Microwave - sacrilege, small crockpot - hard to fly

with, hotpot - aluminum lined, hot plate and small pan, still hard to fly with.

> >

> > Any ideas?

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