The Magical Uses of Insulation Cups: Cooking Noodles, Cooking Porridge, Cooking Eggs
For office workers, what to eat for breakfast and lunch every day is a very tangled matter. Is there a fresh, easy and cheap way to eat good food? It has been circulated on the Internet that you can cook noodles in a thermos, which is not only simple and easy, but also super economical.
Can you cook noodles in a thermos? This sounds incredible, and the reporter from the Curiosity Lab decided to do this experiment by himself. Unexpectedly, it worked. I "cooked" a bowl of noodles in 20 minutes, "cooked" a bowl of black rice and red dates porridge in an hour and a half, and "cooked" an egg in 60 minutes.
Experiment 1: Cook noodles in a thermos cup
Experimental props: thermos cup, electric kettle, noodles, eggs, a green cabbage
Before the experiment, the reporter went to the supermarket to buy a vacuum travel thermos. Later, the reporter bought green vegetables and noodles, ready to start experiments.
