Large thermos for soups/stews

Richard,

Stanley make a wide neck thermos, can't remember the exact size, but definitely over a litre, as well as their normal sizes. Imagine you would also be able to get no-name brands too, but spare parts may not be available for the el-cheapo ones.

Have you looked at the Dream Pots and similar cooker type products? Haven't used them, but there's been threads on here numerous times, with their good and bad points.

Bob.

Reminded me of this joke. All the best !!

An Irish lad has gone over to England for the first time and is hitching his way around when a truck stops to pick him up. He opens the door to hop in, then points and says “I’m not getting in, you’ve got a bomb on your seat.”
“That’s not a bomb, that’s a Thermos flask,” said the driver with a laugh.
“What’s that for?” asked the lad.
“For keeping hot things hot and cold things cold, I’ve got chicken soup in it.” Said the driver.
“What a great idea.” Said the lad as he hopped in.
Before he went back home to Ireland our lad bought himself a Thermos flask.
He was back home and went around to pick up one of his mates to take him to a footy game but his mate said “I’m not getting in, you’ve got a bomb!”
“That’s not a bomb, that’s a Thermos flask, it’s for keeping hot things hot and cold things cold.” Said our lad.
“What have you got in it?” asked his mate.
“ Tomato soup and ice-cream.”

Hi Richard,I have the large thermos(about 1 ltr)Works well.

Hi Richard,
lots on fleabay. Prices are all over the place. Following deal looks interesting as is stainless steel which my family prefers.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2X-TRAVEL-FLASKS-THERMOS-STAINLESS-STEEL-BOTTLE-1LTR-WITH-CUP-HANDLE-NEW-/201085729014?pt=AU_Picnicware&hash=item2ed1a4b8f6

Rgds
Nev