Could this be used to keep sandwiches warm for delivery?
1846578
Possible. It's an overkill, you're limited to 2 sandwiches using the steamer tray. The pan has a hot spot on the bottom. Look into 12 volt Coolerwarmer unit. It holds 2 6packs, temperature is limited to 150F degrees.
1846579
No the Max Burton cannot be and should not be used for delivering sandwiches.
1846580
Yes but the inside is fairly small you would only be able to get one maybe two sandwiches in it at a time
2012656
You "can", but while this is a nice, sturdy piece for carrying lunch, it is still too flimsy to conduct heat well. If you needed to, you would want to do it on a low heat, preferable with a diffuser under it to help keep the heat more even.
1207593
I think so depending on the thickness of the carrier and pouch you can adjust the heat. In my case I used a thin newsprint (blank) since the pouches I ordered did not include one.
1458478
Yes but it is thin insulation. You can put a small tupperware in the bottom but it's hard to get a cold pack in with it.
474652
It depends on the food and the purpose. It insulates well so if it is frozen food; why not? It is thick and does not bend in tight corners so it would need to be a larger package, rather than wrapping something like a popsicle!
888198
You would still need a jacket. If you sit close you will feel warmth, but not really a lot of heat.
2005726
You could... But wouldn't recommend it... It gets quite hot.. Wasn't to warm baby clothes up? Sir on it.. Or... Microwave it? Lol
752188
I have used mine when baking in the winter to heat the area where I place dough to rise. I have not used it yet to keep prepared food warm while serving a meal. However, it does generate enough heat for my "dough rising area" that I need to position it so it does not overheat the area. So, I would imagine it would produce enough heat for keeping food warm. I actually plan to try it as a food warmer in a few weeks when we have family visiting.
1051858
i wouldnt recommend it, not very inconspicuous. people will surely know youre packing heat.
1883358
Yes. This was bought for the Fire Department to keep their food warm for their Monday night dinner, since they did not have a stove at the time, worked great. They still use it to keep food hot after they built a new fire station with a wonderful kitchen, just works great.
1630139
It's pretty quick and only takes about 5 minutes to heat up. My sandwiches are usually pretty thick so I'd estimate about 8-10 minutes for one of my sandwiches.
1349414
There should be no problem at all. It wouldn't even take that long to heat your lunch. It's a great product!!
1696707
It totally works for that as well! I put sandwiches, rice, yogurt and it seals the food in its compartment. There is no leaking whatsoever. However, I only put food in that doesn't need warming or heating up as I prep lunches the night before and put in fridge.
1153317
The bag is not insulated so maintaining foods at specific temperatures would not be ideal.
1547261
In my opinion, although it is not ideal, you could use the container for soup BUT it is not insulated so it will not stay hot and you would feel the heat when holding the container.
375577
I don't think I would try that... I use it to keep my lunch in while I am at school. The ice always melts... I think the reason for this is because the top is not insulated, it is just a plastic lid.
1768494
It takes 20 minutes to heat up. The good thing about using it in a house would be the ability to cook up to 4 sandwiches at a time, depending on the size of bread.