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10 foods you can put in your Thermos

What better incentive is there to brave the cold, than a hot Thermos of delicious treats? These recipes will get you through the day, from breakfast to dinner — and dessert!
10 foods you can put in your Thermos

With autumn so long ago and spring so far away, it’s hard to not let winter get the best of you. This winter, toss the canned chicken soup to the curb and stay warm with a Thermos-full of warm, homemade goodness.

Best foods to put in your thermos

Comfort food on the go

Winter will be hanging around for at least a couple more months, so we’re prepping the menu with portable, cozy recipes that bring the comfort of home with us when we have to brave the frigid outdoor temperatures. Click ahead for more.

Best foods to put in your thermos

Morning start: Hot buttered chai latte

Take that chai latte to go! (And don’t be put off by the butter: It’s the secret ingredient that makes this drink unforgettable.) Get the recipe.

First day of fall latte: Hot buttered chai lattePhoto, Sian Richards.

Morning start: Apple-cinnamon oatmeal

Our apple-cinnamon instant oatmeal is the perfect breakfast on the go, especially when you’re flying solo. Just add hot water, pack it up and you’re ready to eat wherever the morning may take you.  

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Homemade apple cinnamon instant oatmeal recipePhoto, Roberto Caruso.

Lunch: Cozy vegetebable soup

Cozy, creamy and cheesy, this broccoli soup is one of our go-to cures for cold weather blues. Get the recipe.

Cheddar Broccoli soupPhoto, Roberto Caruso.

Lunch: Poached fish soup

Our leek and fennel soup with poached haddock couldn’t possibly be more Thermos-friendly. Bonus: This makes enough to share with friends (or to keep in the fridge for killer leftovers!).

10 foods you can put in your ThermosPhoto, Erik Putz.

Lunch: Chunky noodle soup

Ready in just 25 minutes and under 400 calories, this Asian chicken soup is a fast, fresh and healthy option any day of the week. Get the recipe.

10 foods you can put in your Thermos

Dinner: Nutty chicken stew with squash

A filling and flavourful stew you can fill up on when you’re not going to make it to the dinner table. Get the recipe.

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Best recipes of 2016: Nutty chicken and squash stewPhoto, Roberto Caruso.

Dinner: Bison stew

Our bison stew is filling and satisfying when you’re stuck outside for hours on end. It’s also the perfect excuse to spend the day tobogganing and work up an appetite!  

Hearty bison stew recipePhoto, Angus Fergusson.

Afternoon treat: Hot chocolate

We all love a hot cup of cocoa, and making your own is a snap. And with our minty hot chocolate, you might start to love Old Man Winter after all.  

Minty hot chocolatePhoto, Roberto Caruso.

Dessert: Black rice pudding

Just because you’re on the go doesn’t mean you can’t treat yourself to something sweet. Try our black rice pudding and savour every warming bite.   

Sexy black rice pudding recipePhoto, Angus Fergusson.

Dessert: Chia and coconut pudding

Power up your routine with some delicious superfood! This make-ahead dessert is a healthy way to add a sweet note to to the day. Get the recipe.

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Pudding with chia seedsPhoto, Roberto Caruso.

More:
10 ways to take your morning oatmeal to the next level
20 inventive ways to use a can of beans
16 ways with winter salads

Originally published February 2014. Updated January 2017.

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