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Which common household items would be the best thermal insulators to keep food cold?
Q. I want to keep frozen meat cold without a cooler. Bubble wrap has been suggested to me, but I don't have any. What else could I use that would provide the best insulation? I have tin foil, freezer bags, wax paper, plastic wrap, newspaper, and various other common items. Thanks!
Asked by SL - Fri Jul 4 14:43:50 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi. The thing to remember is, it isn't the material that you are wrapping around the meat that keeps it cold, it is the layers of air that you trap. The more layers of air the longer it will last. Lots of layers of newspaper are best but you need a layer of something clean and waterproof between the newspaper and the meat. Once you have wrapped the meat in newspaper put the wrapped parcel in a plastic carrier bag or bin-bag and tie the handles to make an airtight sack. This will keep your parcel clean and tidy and will stop condensation forming in the outer layers of paper. The colder the meat is to start with the longer it will take to thaw so freeze it at your lowest setting. Including some frozen cool packs inside the newspaper will… [cont.]
Answered by STEVE S - Fri Jul 4 15:05:07 2008