DIY food cozy

[bryson.murdock]

Has anyone built a food cozy from Tupperware using refletixs

 

[Pn8hall]

Not from tupperware but I did make several traditional cozies from the Reflectix using HVAC foil tape to join it all together. Not sure how cost effective it is since I had all the supplies laying around. I make a lot of my own dehydrated meals and vacuum seal them and then rehydrate in the cozy using the vacuum seal bags stuffed into a ziplock to prevent spills.

 

[Backyard]

Not from tupperware but I did make several traditional cozies from the Reflectix using HVAC foil tape to join it all together. Not sure how cost effective it is since I had all the supplies laying around. I make a lot of my own dehydrated meals and vacuum seal them and then rehydrate in the cozy using the vacuum seal bags stuffed into a ziplock to prevent spills.

Did the same. Its all I use when packing in. Works great!


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[Olsolitaire1]

Made this one about 4 years ago, still doing fine, light takes up no room. Duct tape seams. Eat right out of it.

 

[dla]

Reflectix and neoprene are my favs. Here's some ideas that might help: https://sites.google.com/site/hobby...oves-etc#TOC-Cozies-at-least-my-type-of-cozy-

 

[20DYNAMITE07]

If you aren't feeling very crafty, you can buy one on amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Big-Sky-Inte...ocphy=9061285&hvtargid=pla-353360534842&psc=1

AntigravityGear sells a kit too:
https://antigravitygear.com/shop/product-category/antigravitygear-pot-cozy-kit/

Both of those run between $11 and $15.

 

[Olsolitaire1]

Wow, send me $12 and you will have one of my custom made cozies

 

[DenverCountryBoy]

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