I am unreasonably excited about the ~ science ~ experiment. Less so about how to make tea arguments :/
Good job OP :thumbs up:
That is amazing! Though maybe not for tea but for cold drinks it would be ace.
Sounds like just what I needJust the temperature... anyways i will take on board the criticism to amend my testing but mainly the temperature it can retain.
Apparently from what i know, the stanley flask is the one i would point to you because it is built like a tank, has survived 4000 ft drop, being run over by a car and a category 5 hurricane.
Stanleys own website claims that with what i have just typed.
It's just a cup of tea
tried this and found the tea ended up stewed ,i find the 2 bag milk sandwich method with no mixing gives a perfect fresh cup ,im not really a tea drinker but on a coastal walk its just a necessity for enjoyment and re hydrationmilk in the flask?? no no no
seperate bottle for the milk
the more flasks are coming from amazon prime ? you could be waiting.
what's the pre-heat strategy ?
will be interesting to see the build of the zorsky***, they have a reputation, and associated price tag.
but, for anything but sports where it could get banged around glass is still best ? walking/skiing/climbing excepted - never dented a metal nonetheless.
aren't there some titanium ones floating about ?... would love that for a bike frame.
Will the OP be testing contents of varying temperature and viscosity?
The best flask for keeping boiling hot tea may not be the best for warm baked beans, for example.
And what if the flask is only half-full?
We need to know.