His mom frequently sends him home-cooked food through some bus

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The discussion centers on the challenges of sending home-cooked food via bus service, particularly regarding the food's quality due to improper handling during transit. Suggestions for improving the situation include using a hot pot for keeping food warm, teaching the cousin to cook, and incorporating cold packs to maintain temperature. Other recommendations involve utilizing mini styrofoam coolers with ice or freezer packs to keep the food cold during the journey. Non-refrigerated options like pizza are also suggested as a practical alternative, as they maintain their taste even after multiple reheatings.
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My cousin studies in a town located at almost three hours drive from his home. His mom frequently sends him home-cooked food through some bus service which runs between the towns. She places the food in a food container. In summer, she first freezes the food then places it in the container. But the bus staff is careless in handling of such food delivery because it's not part of their business and as a result the food starts de-freezing before reaching the destination. It spoils the quality and flavor of the food. Do you have any better idea which can help her? Isn't using a 'hot pot, a good idea?
 
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Maybe it's time he learns how to cook :-p
 
Throw a "cold-pack" in with the food.
Otherwise, send him non-refrigerated pizza. You can nuke that a dozen times and it still tastes like new.
 
buy one of those mini styrofoam coolers from the dollar store and a package of gallon sized ziplock bags. The coolers are cheap, light, and disposable. pack the ziplock bag with ice and put everything in the cooler. could use freezer pack as someone else mentioned or even dry ice if you want it really cold.
 
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