You can take this portable warmer along and enjoy a hot meal on the go.
This past summer, Shiffy Drew mentioned that she was heading on a family trip—and packing a Hot Logic.
A hot what?
Hot Logic is a portable electric food warmer that slowly heats meals over time, keeping food warm and ready to eat without drying it out or overcooking it.
Years ago, we introduced you to one of our favorite travel appliances, the Betty Crocker. While we still love it, the Hot Logic has truly been a game-changer for us.
It lets you heat up food you’ve already prepared at home.
Just place the meal inside.
Then zip it up and plug it in! Come back hours later to a warm, delicious meal—no babysitting required.
Heading out for a day of snow tubing or skiing? Warm up shredded beef, add some baguettes and condiments, and everyone will be nourished, cozy, and happy.
The key difference to know:
The Hot Logic is best for foods that don’t need to be crispy. It gently warms rather than bakes or fries.
It’s perfect for:
- Beef chili
- Stews and soups
- Chicken dishes
- Rice
- Pasta
- Mashed potatoes
- Shredded beef
Just keep in mind:
If you’re heating breaded chicken cutlets, they’ll be warm—but not crispy. As a rule of thumb, if it’s something you’d normally reheat covered in the oven, it will work beautifully in the Hot Logic.
What’s the capacity of a Hot Logic?
Capacity:
- One 9×13 pan
- Half a 9×13 pan plus a loaf pan
- Three loaf pans
Easy, reliable, and perfect for travel—Hot Logic has earned a permanent spot in our packing list.
Note there are smaller sizes of Hot Logic available. We ‘ve linked the 9×13 size for travel with families.
I just bought this for a friend on bedrest in the hospital and she said it is a game changer! Highly recommend.
I took this along when I had to be in the hospital for Shabbos. Had a perfectly hot Seuda Friday night. Jsut didn’t zipper it left it open, it served as a hot plate
Gave it to a friend who was in the hospital for Shabbos, and she was thrilled to have a hot, delicious Seuda!
How is this different/better than a hotplate?
It’s smaller (the larger one fits a 9×13 pan). It’s transportable.
Game changer for lunches at school too. My older kids like to take a smaller one and warm up their lunches in it. The way my daughter tells it, half of her (admittedly small) class packs their lunches into hers.