Is 电加热饭盒 Worth Selling?

“I have one of those and thought it would just keep my food warm. I was wrong, it burned my refried beans dried out and burned my ham and mashed potatoes during a run from Arizona to California. Definitely only turn it on 45 minutes to an hour before eating unless you are trying to cook food.”

“the “hot logic” brand was pretty terrible in my experience. It would take 4+ hours to heat up a single refrigerated (not frozen, not raw) serving of f”

“It's decent, takes about 20-25 minutes to heat up a cold meal like chicken/rice/vegetables. There's two issues I have with it and that it gets too hot and it's hard to clean without using a liner like foil.”

“I had one of those. I'd start "warming" tomorrow's lunch as soon as I finished today's and i would still be eating cold food”

“I’m trying to figure out why there’s nobody out there at all that offers a portable electric lunchbox WITH a cooling element. So this way you can put your food in there and it would stay cool, and then you would have a timer that would be set and it would then start heating it up.”

“Hey I want to tell you to be a bit careful about this...I have got food poisoning exactly this way. My friend made some soup, poured it into a thermos. It was still warm the next day and I ate some... then had terrible food poisoning!”

“I plug it in at the beginning of my shift, and around six hours later, it’s hot and ready to go. The problem I’m having is, anything carbs, especially rice or pasta, it just gets over cooked and becomes completely mushy.”

“I just haven’t found a good option for vegetables yet. They either turn out super dry and crispy, or soggy and mushy.”

“Being a local guy I am tired of a cold lunch. Does anyone have any recommendations on a battery powered lunch box. My truck shut off after 4 minutes and it cuts power to the 12v is why I ask about a battery powered one.”

“I’m going to primarily use it in my car, but I’m interested in the 120V one over the 12V (cigarette lighter) one so I can use it outside my car too. What kind of inverter do I need to be able to plug in my 120V lunch box into the cigarette lighter in my car ? I know nothing about electrical conversions !”

“[lunchEAZE](https://www.luncheaze.com/product/luncheaze-lite/) About $190, but has a battery and auto timer.”

“FYI, Walmart sells aluminum loaf pans that fit nicely inside a lunchbox cooker (hubby had a roadpro branded one). That will save you a ton on clean up and also allow you to meal prep and freeze stuff to take with you.”

“I got one for my brother, and he loves it. I also got him those foil pan disposable inserts so he can just toss them instead of trying to wash it out all the time. It also separates meat, potatoes, veggies. The minis & the 2lb loaf pans fit best.”

“Road pro makes a great 12v box heater thing that works great for this. I just bring my lunch in a separate container then use the heat box to heat it up when im ready to eat. You can pick them up at most truckstops. You can even get disposable aluminum inserts for it which makes cleanup less of a headache.”

“Gonna snag me a hotlogic mini food warmer since I work out of my truck all day, trying to find a 8x6 glass or ceramic dish but also looking one with a non-plastic lid. Wondering if anyone has any ideas to share?”

“I go plastic all day because nothing sucks more than accidentally dropping your hotlogic with a glass container and it breaking.”

“Never reheat food in the microwave using fast food black plastic containers, as they can leach toxic chemicals, release microplastics, and often contain recycled electronic waste or flame retardants”

“Any of ya’ll have a heated cooler or lunch box that works good for you? Lots of options out there but don’t want a POS that’s gonna break quick.”

“I bought this one and a hard case. The hard case one has some cheap plastic that is always falling apart. This soft case is my favorite for now and it has more room.”

“I had one of those, I had the mobile crockpot, I’ve had about everything you can think of from years of living out of my truck. There’s nothing better than a microwave, I bought a 12v that’s wired in permanent but most of my coworkers have a cheap one they take from site to site”