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Reddit mentions of Stanley Classic Vacuum Bottle
Sentiment score: 4
Reddit mentions: 7
We found 7 Reddit mentions of Stanley Classic Vacuum Bottle. Here are the top ones.
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18/8 stainless steel, BPA-freeDouble-wall vacuum insulationLeakproof + packableInsulated lid doubles as cupDishwasher safeVacuum insulation keeps drinks hot or cold 32 hours or iced 160 hours18/8 stainless steel won’t rust; naturally BPA-freeInsulated lid doubles as 8oz/236mL cupLeak proof and fully packable
Specs:
| Color | Hammertone Green |
| Height | 14.6 Inches |
| Length | 4.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 0 |
| Weight | 2.45 Pounds |
| Width | 5.5 Inches |
The classic Stanley thermos.
i have this 2 QT (64 oz) Stanley thermos and like it a lot. its huge so a little unwieldy and hard to clean, but keeps stuff hot or cold well with a huge capacity.
i use it for an electrolyte soup thing i drink during fasting though.
for ketochow i bring a concentrated mix of 2 or 3 servings in one blender ball container. and i have another container for my coffee.
so i drink the coffee then i pour 1/3 (if it was 3 servings) of the concentrated ketochow mix into my coffee thermos, add more water, shake it up and drink. this is easier for me than bringing 3 blender bottles (or even my giant stanley) plus coffee thermos.
if you want a ~40 oz thermos stanley has a 35 oz and 45oz. I have no experience with the one you linked. good luck
If you want the name brand go for one like this.
If you don't mind a Stanley version grab this one.
Edit: I have to mention, when you first buy a thermos boil a pot of water and pour it into the container, close it and wait 30 minutes. If you can feel ANY heat, return it and get another one. It should not radiate heat at all.
I have a good-quality vacuum-insulated thermos that does the trick (like this one). I keep tea or soup in mine, and it will stay hot from about 7:00 AM to about 4:00 PM in -20 degrees C. It gets colder faster the more you have it open and the emptier it gets, so if you want super hot coffee at the end of the day, you might want to make it in a moka pot or something.
I’ve been thinking this same question. Seeing these on this sub all the time, I checked amazon a while back and noticed they are only ~$20-30... not very expensive, definitely worth the price.
Link to the large 2qt for $32 if anyone wants one:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000FZX93U/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i0sSBb74SKSH5
Did that, too, but I found that frothing the juice up with a milk frother a few times and then putting it in my trusty old thermo bottle with 60° celsius water for some 4 to 8 hours creates some really damn good juice and consumes no power aside from boiling up a little water.
My ultrasonic gave up third time around. Seems like the cheaper ones aren't made to run for long stretches. It's probably why they're programmed to 3 or 5 minute cycles.
The bottle keeps water hot for a long time. Some of my juices take a little longer until they taste their best but it's no problem since you can just refill some boiling water to bring it back up to 60° (using a thermometer).
I like this method more than ultrasonic since it's so lo-tech. Just dump the juice in the bottle, close it up and go do whatever. No powergrid involved so there's nothing to worry about. I wouldn't wanna leave the house with an ultrasonic or crockpot running.
I picked up a 30oz stainless vacuum RTIC at a thrift store for $4. Had some company's logo on it.
For 64 oz all at once, your option is to drink straight from something like the 2qt Stanley thermos. https://www.amazon.com/Stanley-Classic-Vacuum-Bottle-Hammertone/dp/B000FZX93U/