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Who sells SE Cooking Bag Set - Portable, 12 Pc

Posted on Tuesday, February 3, 2015 by Donbos

SE Cooking Bag Set - Portable, 12 Pc

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Description


SE CA1010H Lightweight Portable Cooking Bag for Camping or Emergencies Great for a camping trip! You can leave the stove at home and go light. Heat Up Canned Food Quickly and Easily. No Fire, No Electricity! Just add Water. Lightweight and easy to carry. Heats sealed food in 15 to 20 minutes. Simple to use! Gives you more time to enjoy camping or setting up before night fall! Caution: Extremely hot steam from vent hole of bag. Risk of burning, Not to be used by children! Must use caution when opening bag also, food will be hot. Would you like to purchase more than one? We offer great discounts on quantity orders. Specifications: No Fire or Electricity Needed! Light weight easy to carry Maximum Heating Temperature: 381�F (194�C) Color Bag Left Over Materials Are Harmless To Humans and to the Environment Model Number: CA1010H Bag Includes: 10 Heating Packs 1 Measuring Cup 1 Reusable Food Warmer Bag SpecificationsBrand: SE

Features


  • Bag Includes:
  • - 10 Heating Packs
  • - 1 Measuring Cup
  • - 1 Reusable Food Warmer Bag
  • Maximum Heating Temperature: 381°F (194°C)

Customer Reviews


4 out of 5 stars Great for camping, but typo in specs
John

This item is great for its intended use, but there is a major typo on the packaging - it heats to 198F (as stated on the back of the package), not 198C as stated on the front.I wanted to use this to make freshly-baked cupcakes -- a little crazy, I know, but it should have worked. The difference is that 198 C (=390 F) is baking temperatures, while 198 F is reheating temperatures. I measured 160F maximum, but that's probably because I'm at high altitude (=lower boiling temperature) and the way my thermometer worked.A lot of heat with little mess - quite impressive!

5 out of 5 stars As advertised
Anderson

I've only used it once since my purchase. I figured I'd need to learn how it works before actually needing it. The heat produced is enough to heat up a can of coffee, defrosted a frozen piece of steak and burn my hand in one sitting. Can't wait for the zombies to come. Now I'm ready!

5 out of 5 stars Awesome!
N. Weitz

These worked great. For a full size can of food, it does take 2 heater bags. If it i a smaller can, then just the one does fine. I like that the measuring cup is in the bag as well. Well worth the money for the times we couldn't have an open flame for cooking.

3 out of 5 stars Gets hot, but doesn't last long.
J. S.

Using 2 activated "bags" I could almost heat a freeze dried meal up to luke-warm. Maybe 4 or 6 could do the job right.

4 out of 5 stars Ramen noodles barely cooked
MrPat

OK! So I decided my test cooking should include a very basic and understandable benchmark for me and most everyone else; Ramen Noodles! In case if you are confused if it is cup ramen or whatever other kind of ramen noodles that exist, it's this kind and flavor: http://amzn.to/TsmytXSo, I added 2 cups of water to a pouch and put the pouch inside the cooking bag, I used 1 heating pack and there was quite a bit of steam. So I waited around 10 minutes and it was cooked. A tiny bit warmer then luke warm and the ramen noodles were barely cooked. Honestly, I think 2 packets would be better for the ramen noodles, it would be hot and the noodles would be well-cooked. Overall I am satisfied with this product but it borders being unsatisfied. Honestly I think the problem isn't in the fact that the product was bad but just the fact that it is expensive to make for what it does. Can't be helped if the raw material cost is high I guess.F.Y.I. I'm tempted to give the product a 3/5 review, once again because of how expensive it is. FRH really are specialized products for a reason though.

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