Keeping food hot

[sk101 67]

Hi everyone.

One of the worst things I can think of is having to eat a cold dinner, whatever size it is!

We all learn that small portions and chew well are watchwords and I don't have a problem with this...... My problem is eating a cold dinner!

How have you dealt with this minor problem in your life? I've tried heating the plate in the oven and other things but none have been long lasting like my current meal times

I bought a teapot warmer with a tealight underneath. Feels a bit odd to eat this way but it does keep my meals hot You could put the plate on it between mouthfuls as we all take time to chew these days or you could be like me and just search until you find one that's sturdy enough to hold the plate whilst you eat.

If you try it you need to be eating at a table and the holder needs to be of a solid design. Would hate to think of the amount burning houses there would be if you tried this on a tray on your lap..................

Just remember that the manufacturers would have a fit if they knew how it was being used

Anyone else have any ideas?

Martin

[James Marusek 5,244]

After my RNY gastric bypass surgery, I found that soft foods (such as chili and soups) went down much easier than hard foods (such as a piece of chicken or a steak). So this is what I relied on. Generally I cooked up a pot of chili or Soup and then removed some from a bowl stored in the refrigerator and microwaved it until it was hot. The problem I encountered, especially with reheating chili was that it exploded and splattered the inside of the microwave. I then found a ceramic bowl with a soft lid that contained a vent. This heated my meals well and at the same time meant that I was not constantly cleaning the inside of the microwave. So if you want to try this approach, you might refer to a short article that I wrote that described this and I also included recipes at the end.

http://www.breadandbutterscience.com/Surgery.pdf

[kitkattulsa 28]

How about using a coffee cup warmer or they also have portioned plates for toddlers that are warmers

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[melliecat 55]

I have not done this but I read one of those warming dishes you use for baby food works well.

Lansinoh mOmma Mealtime Warm Plate, Green, BPA Free and BPS Free https://www.amazon.com/dp/B006W79MAY/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_c_api_ciVoyb1WCX6V5

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[WGH3IWDT 93]

Lansinoh mOmma warm plate at Walmart $7.40

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[WGH3IWDT 93]

Nordic Ware® 8-In. Heat Tamer/Burner Plate

Regular $19.99

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[WGH3IWDT 93]

Their is also a HotSmart plate, but it's a lil costly

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[WGH3IWDT 93]

Disregard the Nordic ware

That's not for that

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