Can anyone recommend a good flask that will keep drinks hot for a long time. To hold a minimum of 1 litre and I don't really want to pay more then £15 if I can help it...
In reply to Post #1
Thermos thermocafe 1l and about £12 in asda or on amazon.
Obviously pre-heat a couple of times and you will get a good brew for 8-10 hours.
Keep the milk in a separate bottle, just water, tea bags and a bit of sugar in the flask.
Thermos thermocafe 1l and about £12 in asda or on amazon.
Obviously pre-heat a couple of times and you will get a good brew for 8-10 hours.
Keep the milk in a separate bottle, just water, tea bags and a bit of sugar in the flask.
In reply to Post #1
Thermos all the way. I use a 2ltr thermos (model #: sk2020, if that helps). Keeps drinks hot for over 12 hours. It's metal too, so no real concerns about it breaking in transit.
Thermos all the way. I use a 2ltr thermos (model #: sk2020, if that helps). Keeps drinks hot for over 12 hours. It's metal too, so no real concerns about it breaking in transit.
Look at the thermos work series. I've kept mine sealed for over 18hrs and still piping.
Thermos Hercules 
In reply to Post #1
Stanley classic. At £30 more then your budget (they use to be over £40) but well worth the extra dosh in my opinion. Has the best heat retention in its class and will last a lifetime
Link to some reviews of different flasks
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.telegraph.co.uk/recommended/leisure/best-thermos-flasks/amp/
Stanley classic. At £30 more then your budget (they use to be over £40) but well worth the extra dosh in my opinion. Has the best heat retention in its class and will last a lifetime
Link to some reviews of different flasks
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.telegraph.co.uk/recommended/leisure/best-thermos-flasks/amp/
In reply to Post #6
Yep, I agree, great bit of kit and well worth the extra cash - I got mine for a trip to Bled last year and kept the contents hot from 4am - 11pm.
Yep, I agree, great bit of kit and well worth the extra cash - I got mine for a trip to Bled last year and kept the contents hot from 4am - 11pm.
In reply to Post #6
Agree, definitely worth the extra money.
I use one for work & often use the boiling water after 24hrs+ for a brew (2 in 1 powder coffee).
Agree, definitely worth the extra money.
I use one for work & often use the boiling water after 24hrs+ for a brew (2 in 1 powder coffee).
In reply to Post #7
You're not drinking your tea fast enough,, piss poor effort
You're not drinking your tea fast enough,, piss poor effort
In reply to Post #1
£11 Stainless Thermos Thermocafe Flask in 1 litre Asda
The difference between this and the more expensive Stanley is negligible I know as use both
£11 Stainless Thermos Thermocafe Flask in 1 litre Asda
The difference between this and the more expensive Stanley is negligible I know as use both
Thanks guys I ended up ordering the Thermos ThermoCafé Stainless Steel Flask, Hammertone Grey, 1.0 L from amazon which is hopefully coming before Saturday when I next get out on the banks
In reply to Post #11
Good choice, the hammertone is sexy brew holder, i have one, and a normal silver.
Good choice, the hammertone is sexy brew holder, i have one, and a normal silver.
In reply to Post #11
thats same one I saw in Asda this morning £11 and the one I use its brilliant
thats same one I saw in Asda this morning £11 and the one I use its brilliant
In reply to Post #6
i use a stanley flask too, i had no idea how good they were until i replaced my old thermos flask, i definitely won't be going back to thermos, it's over budget but worth it
i use a stanley flask too, i had no idea how good they were until i replaced my old thermos flask, i definitely won't be going back to thermos, it's over budget but worth it