Can both a hot and cold dish be carried together in the bag?
504529
there is really no separation, so probably not. The case I have is only big enough for the one rectangular pan at a time. I think even if you placed the 2 smaller pans in there, I believe the proximity of the two, that the hot pack would not stay very hot and the cold wouldn't stay very cold.
504530
Yes as the hot and cold packs go to the outside of the carrier. There is an insulated layer between the two levels but am not sure how effective it is in separating the two areas.
504531
NO........That would defeat the purpose of hot and cold and I don't think you could get both pyrex casseroles in one carrying container
504532
Yes, but I mainly use it for hot. Items have stayed hot for me for over 45 min.
1054908
I guess depending on the type of food and the amount, you could steal different things at once. The flavors would probably merge though. There aren't any compartments to separate the items.
645938
you just have to have an empty part if only bringing one dish. I would highly recommend this product though. I use it for tailgating and it is perfect.
2217332
you can carry both handles in one hand, or hook a single shoulder strap to both bag and carry them, but the two bags dont attach/affix to one another.
894647
I'm in cuisine and it's great for my application. However, I only carry knives, books and a few extra utensils in my case. As for measuring cups, they're rather bulky so I stopped trying to pack them in. The reason was because it made the zippers harder to close.
2227615
I'm sorry I don't know if you can cook the food in the bag!! I think you can but don't know for sure. I mostly vac. pak meat. I buy on sale and vac. pak in meal size.
2122546
I imagine you can. You would need to bring it up to pressure on a stove then move it to the bag. It would definitely increase the cooling and de-pressurizing time so I am not sure what that would do to what ever you are cooking.
418064
Yes. The bag is fishnet and everything fits together.. Cooks good and cleans easily..
1960874
YES, you can, make sure you have a "vent" hole and be sure its on/in a micro safe plate or bowl. First time, I only made 1 little hole and my creamed spinach burst !! I tend to use the boiling water method for heating. I've used BOTH regular sized bags AND special made sized bags.....its NOT the size of the bag, but the 'type' of bag that makes this so great.
1416243
No. The salt and Pepper comes from the bottom - a bit messy. I have a zip bag just for these when I travel with them
238489
I have not tried it but I don't think it would work. The cheese and sauce would get all over the inside of the bag and be a mess. Probably not worth the effort. The microwave would be a better choice
925432
Ths is a plastic-lined carrier designed for cold food. I would not recommend it for hot foods.Check out the set of 2 casserole carrying totes by Collections Etc.
1400332
I would carry it by a plate underneath. That's the only safe way to do it. The bowl will be hot & with only a little room to hold at the top. And you don't have to worry about splashing on the way to your destination....... :)
1448518
Yes you can. I suggest double seal on both ends. Also I suggest food saver bags, some other brands are just not up there in quality. The price difference is well worth it.
830838
We do not recommend boiling these bags, but you can heat cooked foods in a FoodSaver bag in a simmering pot. Only place bags with frozen food inside the simmering water. The coldness of the food will keep the bag from becoming too hot while the food is heating up. Temperatures above 170 degrees F can possibly compromise the integrity of the bags depending on how the bags were stored, handled, or used after purchase. This is why we recommend that you do not use temperatures over 170 degrees F.
1592474
Not with the bag being zipped. I carry a 16oz thermos and 22oz water bottle in this bag. They stand in the bag and I am able to carry with the straps and have no problem. They stand pretty stable. I love this bag.
34587
Yes; however, there won't be much room for items on either rack. Pizza or some other thin items would be fine, using convection of course.