Cover Your Food With A Towel

And Tin Foil

Tin foil serves as one of the simplest methods for temporarily warm meals without power. Place your meal in a sealed container first. Following that, tightly cover the food in heavy tin foil, being sure not to allow any gaps that could let warm air escape. Lastly, carefully enclose the food with foil on a few towels.

This will keep items warm for anything between 30 minutes and 2 hours, based on the food.

Wrap many layers of standard tin foil if you are lacking any thick tin foil.

• This technique will bring the heat back while also trapping steam.

Soups And Stews Should Be Stored In Insulated Thermoses

When the soup is still hot, pour it into a tall thermos. Just as you're done placing your meal inside, firmly close the lid. Enjoy your food within 4 hours to prevent the development of bacteria as a result of cooling.

You may find out how long food may last stored within a thermos by looking at the thermos' package.

Usually, thermoses tend to be big enough for one serving.