#9,183 in Kitchen & dining accessories
Use arrows to jump to the previous/next product
Reddit mentions of Lifewit Insulated Casserole Dish Carrier Thermal Lasagna Lugger for Potluck Parties/Picnic/Beach, Lunch Bag to Keep Food Hot/Cold, 16.3 x 12.6 x 4.7, Grey
Sentiment score: 1
Reddit mentions: 1
We found 1 Reddit mentions of Lifewit Insulated Casserole Dish Carrier Thermal Lasagna Lugger for Potluck Parties/Picnic/Beach, Lunch Bag to Keep Food Hot/Cold, 16.3 x 12.6 x 4.7, Grey. Here are the top ones.
or
CONSTRUCTIONS & INSULATION: The exterior of the Casserole Carrier is crafted out of 1680D water-resistant, dirt-proof Oxford fabric for long lasting durability and easy cleaning. The interior lining is made of food-grade aluminum foil and padded with 8mm EPE foam for great thermal resistance.CAPACIOUS CASSEROLE CARRIER: The dimensions of the casserole carrier are approximately 16.3 x 12.6 x 4.7in. The casserole carrier is spacious for food, drinks, desserts and various cans, and it can fit your bakewares up to 11 x 15in in size.VERSATILITY: Premium aluminum foil lining offers great thermal resistance to keep food fresh and warm/cold. Additionally, large capacity, simple design and lightweight construction, all of which makes it ideal for storing food to take to picnics, holiday parties, and BBQ.LARGE EXTERIOR ZIPPER POCKET: Its large exterior zipper pocket is great for holding accessories like knives, forks, spoons, condiments and napkin, keeping them close at hand. Also, this casserole carrier is equipped with anti-rust zippers for smooth access and retrieval.CONVENIENT TO USE: Feature wide openings and two-way zippers to allow for easy loading and unloading. Two carry handles for easy transport wherever you go.
Specs:
| Color | Gray |
| Height | 4.724409444 Inches |
| Length | 16.3385826605 Inches |
| Size | Large |
| Width | 12.598425184 Inches |
Buy a large instapot or two. This is a excellent week to pick them up.
Searching "instapot recipes" will give you tons of recipes to try. This will cook your main course of chicken/beef/pork, you add spices for Italian/Mexican/what-have-you-style for the recipe you liked, and then you just need to add sides, bread, and drinks.
Also a plus: If the recipe calls for "natural release", you can set the timer to cook at home the night before. When you swing by after work, just put a couple of pieces of painter's tape to keep the lid locked in place during your drive, and you're better than DoorDash, delivering home cooked hot food to the lodge.
Also pick up a couple Thermal Carriers like https://www.amazon.com/Lifewit-Insulated-Casserole-Carrier-Thermal/dp/B07BFWJPV5 Searching on "pan recipes" and "sheet pan recipes" will give you a whole differed list of other recipes to try.
These also allow cooking at home and delivering it hot.
You can also search recipes by ingredients. It is generally cheaper to walk into the grocery, see what's on sale, and search for recipes on your phone with the ingredients on sale until you find one that you like and bookmark it, than it is to plan the meal first, then be locked into those ingredients when you go shop, no matter how high the price.
Up to 25, it's easier to cook at home and deliver to the lodge hot. Because your home refrigerator is full of backup options. Cooking at the lodge, you're wasting time with a second shopping run mid-prep to catch the thing you missed. Cooking at home, you almost always already have that extra egg or missing spice.
Flan in the instapot is also easy. Buy the $10 pan off amazon, cook in advance, and let it sit in the fridge chilling overnight. If you have a larger crowd, buy multiple pans. They process fast in the instapot one after another, the time consuming part is chilling in the fridge to set afterwards. Best done a day or two in advance.
Use your camera phone to take pictures of the shopping receipts at the grocery store right at check out as the cashier hands it to you. Keeping track of your expenses is hard, and losing receipts sucks.