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-  * **heated lunchboxes**/warmers are large enough to hold hot lunches.  They are typically better suited to warming precooked meals rather than cooking from scratch.  They come in latched and zippered styles.
+  * **heated lunchboxes**/warmers are large enough to hold hot lunches.  They are typically better suited to warming precooked meals rather than cooking from scratch.  They come in "lunchbox" and "suitcase" styles.
-    * latched: hard exterior, typically better insulated tops and higher power.
+    * **lunchbox** - hard exterior, typically better insulated tops and higher power.
       * [[https://amzn.to/3ixmp6k|RoadPro RPSC-197]] (12v/120w) - the most popular model
       * [[https://amzn.to/3xShcN6|Travelisimo 1.5L warmer]] (12v/**40w**)
       * there are several externally-ribbed RoadPro clones but they have less documentation:    [[https://amzn.to/351jjoa|Zento]], [[https://amzn.to/3JzhYnw|Vaygway]],  [[https://amzn.to/3iq3Ukv|ZonePro]].  Of these, only the ZonePro lists wattage (120w).
+    * **suitcase** -   soft exterior, often lightly-insulated tops and lower heating power.
-    * zippered:  soft exterior, often lightly-insulated tops and lower heating power.
       * [[https://amzn.to/3ufCyTH|Hot Logic Mini]] - a popular model. (12v/45w)
       * [[https://amzn.to/3ul2Yn2|Sabotheat]] (12v/90w).  Note:  has heat levels and timer.

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