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food flasks?
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http://www.lakeland.co.uk/easy-fill-jam-funnel/F/keyword/jam+funnel/product/3802
You could try one of these - I just used lakeland as an example; you can get them elsewhere.0 -
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That is perfect, thank you so much!! I had no idea such a thing existed :T0
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Could you use a jam funnel? It's much wider than a normal one and is used for getting hot sticky jam into jars without it splurging everywhere.2025's challenges: 1) To fill our 10 Savings Pots to their healthiest level ever
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But you don't need to pay for one.
Just cut the top all round off one of the 4-pint milk bottles, give it a good wash - it does exactly the same job for free..I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Old style MoneySaving boards.
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I just use a jug. Pour soup from pan into jug and then pour into flask.working on clearing the clutterDo I want the stuff or the space?0
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Hi Clara
A measuring jug should do the trick perfectly
I've merged this with the main food flask thread so you can see previous discussion and ideas
thanks
Zip A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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Im am SO excited lol, I didn't know these existed!. Last winter i took normal flasks into work ( 3 in total at different times) the thermos smashed inside and the other 2 leaked, they were for tea and one of them made the tea taste funny also...Anyway, as i make alot of homemade soup/spag bols/casseroles I will give it ago. Just back from Tesco with one.
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Let us know how you go BB - I have been debating buying one but slightly put off as I've read the food tends to be luke warm rather than piping hot.
Zip A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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zippychick wrote: »Let us know how you go BB - I have been debating buying one but slightly put off as I've read the food tends to be luke warm rather than piping hot.
Zip
Will do the one i got is stainless steel and says food stays hot for 6 hours so i just got to hope for a lunch before 1.30pm 
. Have taken onboard the tips on here i.e preheating the flask and boiling the soup etc. WIll keep you posted!.
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