My trusty camelbak forge thermal travel cup has gone west
What does everyone else use?
What does everyone else use?
In reply to Post #1
I recently got a Contigo autoseal pinnacle and it's very good, especially if actually moving around with it as the autoseal works well and it doesn't leak. There are probably cups that will keep your drink hotter for longer but this lasts a good few hours.
Contigo Autoseal
I recently got a Contigo autoseal pinnacle and it's very good, especially if actually moving around with it as the autoseal works well and it doesn't leak. There are probably cups that will keep your drink hotter for longer but this lasts a good few hours.
Contigo Autoseal
In reply to Post #1
I got a thermos cup from Morrison's it has a lid stainless steel lined and most importantly it's as wide at the bottom as it is at the top not like those stupid one's that taper at the base and then tip over , only downside for some people would be it's like a purple colour
I got a thermos cup from Morrison's it has a lid stainless steel lined and most importantly it's as wide at the bottom as it is at the top not like those stupid one's that taper at the base and then tip over , only downside for some people would be it's like a purple colour
In reply to Post #1
Have a look at the Contigo Transit Autoseal Travel Mug,
Stainless Steel Thermal Mug, Vacuum Flask, Leakproof Tumbler, Coffee Mug with BPA Free Easy-Clean Lid, 470 ml
Have a look at the Contigo Transit Autoseal Travel Mug,
Stainless Steel Thermal Mug, Vacuum Flask, Leakproof Tumbler, Coffee Mug with BPA Free Easy-Clean Lid, 470 ml
avex contigo for me,great bit of kit,not too big and keeps a drink hot for a good few hours..perfect in work
Had loads over the years and the two best ones ive had are a yeti tumbler and a yorkz one from amazon. They keep my drinks hot for hours and fo the same keeping things cold as well. There are still ice cubes left in it after 4 hours when drinking cold drinks
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I bought a Frank Green one from John Lewis, useless but tasted better than metal or plastic. Currently using a oneisall ceramic travel mug from amazon.
from me, bit big for some cup holders tho
I bought a Frank Green one from John Lewis, useless but tasted better than metal or plastic. Currently using a oneisall ceramic travel mug from amazon.
from me, bit big for some cup holders tho
I used a costa stainless one most weekdays and for fishing for the last couple of years. it fits in the cup holder of my van and keeps coffee hot for long enough.
Don't know whether they still make them but my old Coleman stainless thermal soldiers on. No lid but keeps drinks hot.
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The Stanley ones are incredible,
The Stanley ones are incredible,
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I'm a Portmeirion man myself.
I'm a Portmeirion man myself.
I use a Delkim mug because it allows me to carry a tin of soup in it
I've got a 30+ year old Colemans stainless steel double walled cup that I've grown an affection for. According to ebay it's quite sought after but I'd never part with that
Looks a bit like this
Looks a bit like this
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Had the same mug for over 20 years went with tackle when it was nicked was gutted and my Sony £10 Argos radio had 20 years to
Had the same mug for over 20 years went with tackle when it was nicked was gutted and my Sony £10 Argos radio had 20 years to
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https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B016UH3CYW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Got one of these, keeps a brew hot for hours.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B016UH3CYW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Got one of these, keeps a brew hot for hours.
This is the yeti one i have and its by far the best mug ive had. They also do a one with a handle like a more traditional mug.
YETI Rambler 20 oz Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Tumbler w/MagSlider Lid https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B073WK182F/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_GG1V5J31VNEVT30Y59MR
YETI Rambler 20 oz Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Tumbler w/MagSlider Lid https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B073WK182F/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_GG1V5J31VNEVT30Y59MR
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slightly off topic but seems like lots of knowledge on this thread...
Im after a smallish container that'll keep milk fresh for 48 hours?
Something like one of these thermal mugs but small enough to take half a pint of milk, enough for 8 cups of tea for the weekend. Also want it small so it doesnt take up much room in my food bag.
Anyone use something that they could recommend?
As my cuppa was ruined this morning with blobs of rank cream!!!
thanks in advance for any replies.
MH
slightly off topic but seems like lots of knowledge on this thread...
Im after a smallish container that'll keep milk fresh for 48 hours?
Something like one of these thermal mugs but small enough to take half a pint of milk, enough for 8 cups of tea for the weekend. Also want it small so it doesnt take up much room in my food bag.
Anyone use something that they could recommend?
As my cuppa was ruined this morning with blobs of rank cream!!!
thanks in advance for any replies.
MH
In reply to Post #18
Twin skin stainless bottle and cravendale milk kept in coolest place you can find do it for me
Twin skin stainless bottle and cravendale milk kept in coolest place you can find do it for me
In reply to Post #18
I use a stainless flask. Or freeze a pint of milk and keep it in my cool bag. Usually manage three days with it.
I use a stainless flask. Or freeze a pint of milk and keep it in my cool bag. Usually manage three days with it.
In reply to Post #18
I use a small 0.35L stainless flask with a push button cap, wet the inside and stick it in the freezer the night before, fill with Cravendale filtered milk and is plenty for a 3 night session.
I use a small 0.35L stainless flask with a push button cap, wet the inside and stick it in the freezer the night before, fill with Cravendale filtered milk and is plenty for a 3 night session.
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Tickled me has that....
Tickled me has that....
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