Thread 21518918

Turns out putting a thermos in an insulating case actually helps to retain even more heat, thus cooking your food faster! How many of you have already tried thermos cooking?

Are you homeless?

>>21518918 (OP)
Are you the ogre anon from /pol/ who weighs like 400lbs and only eats barley?

>>21518935
No, I own a place. Why? Have you seen my stove?

>>21518918 (OP)
>Thermo
>Cooking
Are thermo these days come with heating element?

>double isolation layer is more effective than single layer
Give that man the physics Nobel price

>>21518918 (OP)
i cant even browse /ck/ without seeing one of your asinine posts

>>21518954
I mean for camping maybe, but i use to bring stuff that only needs a few minutes. but you're indoors with fucked up walls

>>21519152
>but you're indoors
so why would he be homeless?

>>21518918 (OP)
Why not just cook in whatever you boiled the water in?

>>21518918 (OP)
I used to do this when I was a poor 20 year old. Wasn't glamorous, but it was cheaper than the vending machine.
>1/3 cup of rice
>1/4 cup powdered soup mix
>fill halfway with boiling water
It was ready and still piping hot by lunch time.
Tossing in some leftover meat and veggies would make it a proper meal, but only i you've got it.

>>21519164
He's not. But cooking outdoors food indoors is just weird

That's not how cooking works.
Cooking involves an active transfer of energy from a cooking element to the cooking environment
What you are doing is letting the energy already in the thermos reach equilibrium
This can produce edible food, in theory, but calculating the final temperatures with the different specific heats (different things don't reach the same temp with the same amount of energy) would be a ridiculous task

I can't possibly see this being useful as anything but a way to cook noodles or something with as little fuel as possible while camping

>Have a vessel that’s sole purpose is retaining the temperature of its contents
>Put it in an external casing thats purpose is to help retain the temperature of its contents

>>21518954
yes, it was in a small town in siberia being used for heat by some homeless. you might want to go get it. might want to go around ukraine though.

>>21519194
fpbp

>>21518918 (OP)
What's a good way to heat an onahole?
I don't like how cold it gets at night

>>21519184
Wrong. You can cook with acids.

>>21519408
Anon that was not the first post

Food came out great btw.