Reply With QuoteDim Sims!
Make sure to sit boiling water in the thermos for 10mins to warm it up. Steam your dimmies, place them in a freezer bag with soy sauce. Empty thermos of the boiling water, and put the bag of dimmies in.
Master
SubscriberWhen I was a kid at school, 40 years ago (GULP!!) I used to take a wide mouth thermos with sausages in it. Mum would cut them into pieces about 3" long and I would lay four of them on a piece of bread, fold it in half and eat my hot sausage sandwich for lunch.
Neale
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Neale
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Fossicker
Dim Sims!
Make sure to sit boiling water in the thermos for 10mins to warm it up. Steam your dimmies, place them in a freezer bag with soy sauce. Empty thermos of the boiling water, and put the bag of dimmies in.
Wizard
Supporterdoes the residual heat without a bath of hot water keep them hot to lunch?Originally Posted by poeee
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Fossicker
Yeah, good enough 2 or 3 hours later at the footy.
LordRover
SubscriberSame here Neale, also had baked beans or tomatoe soup in winter or even a warm chocolate big M .When I was a kid at school, 40 years ago (GULP!!) I used to take a wide mouth thermos with sausages in it. Mum would cut them into pieces about 3" long and I would lay four of them on a piece of bread, fold it in half and eat my hot sausage sandwich for lunch.
Neale
Feeling very old now
My " The Hulk " thermos was great.
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