Could it hold a small crock pot or casserole pans and keep them insulated?
27589
i believe so. seems big enough for at least casserole pans. i've only used it for cold items so far
27590
It could but I would not recommend because it is soft sided so there isn't much bracing. Insulation is also not so thick. This is better suited for smaller more compact containers along with your picnic gear. Hope that helps. :)
27591
I just tried and I could get up to 9"x13" casserole dish in it fairly easy. I have a larger crock pot but even putting the lid in was challenging because of the shape. Hope that helps!
27592
I gave the baskets as gifts, so never used myself. But, from what I remember, a 9X13 would just barely fit. By small crock pot, I am guessing you mean a 2 -3 quart and that would definitely fit. You might even get the 4 quart one in there. It is not heavily insulated, but should keep something that started out hot, warm for a couple of hours.
1459219
I would think so. It holds the hot pan completely away from the table surface. Also silicon shouldn't transmut the heat thru so it would be fine iny opinion.
897039
Yes it can, but I mainly use it for omelets, and the omelet is usually ready before the handle heats up. If you use it for longer periods, for something like cooking large numbers of crepes, you'll definitely need a holder of some sort.
925432
Ths is a plastic-lined carrier designed for cold food. I would not recommend it for hot foods.Check out the set of 2 casserole carrying totes by Collections Etc.
1727009
Yes, it would work great because the baskets are closed on all sides, thus preventing things from slipping out. I use min to store paint and craft items.
1458478
Yes but it is thin insulation. You can put a small tupperware in the bottom but it's hard to get a cold pack in with it.
2141897
It will hold anything that will fit, it's built very very well. I use it outside and wanted to store my toaster oven, but it doesn't fit on the shelves by just an inch and they are not adjustable. But I love it so much because I can cook outside when it's hot:) and it looks awesome!
1110983
The blender and george foreman will fit fine. I think a large crockpot might look a bit awkward on the baker's rack, but it would fit. I assume these items would simply be stored on the rack, not being used on it. I don't think it's made to hold heavier appliances. I use mine to store frequently used pantry items, cookbooks, and treats for my pets.
2133414
Not sure if anyone has answered yet: The side containers will not keep food warm at all. It will work for neutral temp foods or keep food cold if used with an ice pack. Be careful to not contradict your effort: the insulated (large container) is intended to keep foods hot. So if you pack an ice pack for the side dishes, you defeating the purpose of this set. Depending on how/who you're using this for, I would forgo this container and move up to the Ms Bento. It gives you more space and allow you to serve a larger portion (if you want to). Hope this helps!
1846578
Possible. It's an overkill, you're limited to 2 sandwiches using the steamer tray. The pan has a hot spot on the bottom. Look into 12 volt Coolerwarmer unit. It holds 2 6packs, temperature is limited to 150F degrees.
1514713
Not really big enough. It could maybe hold regular sauce pans and lids but definitely not cookie sheets.
971628
Unfortunately, I don't think this item would work well for storing kitchen utensils. The narrowest part is only about two inches in diameter.
2284462
If the bolts are mounted into a rigid backing (e.g. wall studs) it should hold. I happened to have plywood sheathing under the wall covering. I ordered an extra set of hooks and had enough room for 3 large pots(6-8 qt. each), 4 larger fry pans, 2 hooks for spoins, 2 smaller fry pans and a colander. It looked crowded but it was functional. Twelve would depend on each pot's depth.
504529
there is really no separation, so probably not. The case I have is only big enough for the one rectangular pan at a time. I think even if you placed the 2 smaller pans in there, I believe the proximity of the two, that the hot pack would not stay very hot and the cold wouldn't stay very cold.
868763
I suppose if a slow cooker fit in it it is. That's not something I would do. They are very sturdy and strong but they are not designed with firm sides to keep their shape. You might end up spilling it.
450182
Hot food is ok to put in this container but it is not insulated and therefore won't do much to keep the food warm.
669643
Yes. It acts as a vent. The crockpot has such a snug seal there would be too much steam building up if you didn't have that little vent!