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by aspyct 1607 days ago
Cooking when/where energy is scarce. Very useful to save on fuel while camping, for example. Also, I suppose, next time the electric grid is down and you want to cook on battery.
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Another benefit is that it reduces the heat transferred to the living environment during cooking. Might be useful in a small living space like an RV or tiny house.
It technically just prolongs the amount of time that the heat is transferred right?

That would still be useful if you're in a small space and the heat loss of the space is greater than the heat loss of the insulated pot.

Yes, you're right. It slows the rate of heat transfer.
lol, clearly we're not living in the same climate :D