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Adventure Stay Hot Camp Crock 3 Qt
Stanley
Adventure Stay Hot Camp Crock 3 Qt
$70.00
Description

  Load it up with chili, ice, or potato salad

  Fill it, pack it, then bust it out on the road to adventure. Use it as a ice bucket or load ‘er up with soup, pasta salad, BBQ or whatever you need to keep piping hot or crisp and cold. This one-handed party pleaser is ready to amp things up on your next big trip. Keeps food hot for up to 12 hours and cold for up to 16.

  Do not use over a stove or any other heat source

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Stanley
Cookware Material:
Stainless Steel
Volume:
3 quarts
Non Stick:
No Coating
Color:
Stainless
Weight:
3.40 lbs
Insulated:
Yes - Insulated
Dimensions:
8.70L x 8.70W x 9.40H in
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
10-01875-027
UPC:
041604328060
Other Features:
• 18/8 stainless steel double-wall vacuum insulation, naturally BPA-free
• Leakproof + packable
• Extra wide mouth
• Foam insulated lid
Do not use over a stove or any other heat source
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