I first saw the self heating ones in Thailand around 10 years ago and was impressed (they apparently first appeared in China in the early 2000s but didn't become popular in south east as     See More ies until the 2010s).    See Less

So it's basically an MRE     See Less

Lmao military at home crying about people CHOOSING to eat MREs. What's old is new again.     See Less

the self heating idea is not new but self heating hot pot- its a good trending for usage in picnics and places u cant bother to buy a whole hot pot or many ingredients. its a one portion hot     See More     See Less

An ounce is 28g     See Less

Mi think Jamie has a serious point with the self heating pot: yes, it is convenient, but the amount of waste is just insane. Not only all the packaging, but the heatpad as well. Such a waste     See More Back in the 90s my dad had a small brown isolated plastic pot with a lid to tighten down and an attachable spoon. Filled with warm food it stayed warm for ~12 hours. For 99% of people this would be totally enough.    See Less

They use them self heat food pots in the Army aswell x have done for years x     See Less

"Natural innovative" is mega marketing speak lol, two words that really don't belong together, the product seems cool but man you know someone got paid well for that phrase.     See Less

Ok, I have a christmas present, thank you. :)     See Less

The tea resin would cut down on packaging and waste SO MUCH! No bags, tags, boxes, etc. and any waste dealt with at the larger scale of the production rather than each person/household/busin     See More mselves. Could get a little tin to start and then get refills in sustainable packaging. SO GOOD!    See Less