🥘 LUNCIA Double Decker Insulated Casserole Carrier: Keep Food Hot or Cold, Perfect for Potlucks and Picnics! Fits 9x13 Baking Dish in Grey Review

Love this carrier! It really does what it promises and is so spacious! There are many dinners at my church and I can leave 2 pans (with lids) with room. Love the pocket for napkins, serving spoons etc. Really great purchase!

I received a casserole dish for school lunch from friends. The colors are bright and very practical in public transport. The food stayed cold, and after heating it up for dinner, it stayed warm for a long time. I have received many compliments on the carrier.

I have used this bag with microwave heating/cooling pads. It was so handy for Thanksgiving as I made a lot of side dishes that had to survive the 1 hour drive from my in-laws. The food does not need to be reheated. The bag is very stable and durable. Probably one of my smartest purchases.

I got this one because the strap ran all over the case and not just sewn on top. Strsp where the zippers are. I was concerned that the weight of the utensils would damage the zipper teeth over time. And if it came loose it would be if you have a dish in that container. This element is supported by straps from below. Much better. wife loves it!

I've always seen these portable casserole warmers in catalogs like The Pampered Chef but they always cost more than I wanted to spend. I couldn't get over the meaning of it! The price is reasonable and the quality is excellent. It also doesn't have an evil pattern like the ones I've seen. I will use it again and again for food and the like!

This product pisses me off. I received it a few weeks ago. I opened it up and noticed that there was a mesh pocket labeled HEB and inside was a plastic fork and a Tupperware plate. I thought to myself it was weird but maybe they were showing how much food it could hold. Today I wanted to use the bag and took out this bag but this time I noticed that it was molded on the inside. I thought it was someone's dirty Tupperware set. It is absolutely disgusting and now I realize I received a used…

After a year of not seeing a close friend who lives over an hour away and is disabled from a stroke, I wanted to visit him and decided to make a large lasagna for lunch rather than risk to go to a restaurant. I baked the lasagna and let it sit for about 10 minutes while I baked some breadsticks. I lined the stretcher with a kitchen towel but that was suggested and it kept the inside of the case spot free throughout. I closed the suitcase and, with bread sticks fresh out of the oven, wrapped in…

This is one of those products that you don't know until you get it. I ordered this because we had lunch with a family member who had a broken oven. I warmed up the lasagna and a large container of green beans, wrapped them in towels, zipped them up and off we went. After two and a half hours the food was still warm and we just unpacked everything and had lunch. So this seems to work well for insulating hot food. Haven't tried it on cold food yet, but I'll probably only use it to keep warm. I…