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I use these too, though ours are made with corn for some reason. I guess the friends who gifted them were hanging with the corn crowd on craft-Pinterest or some

I use these too, though ours are made with corn for some reason. I guess the friends who gifted them were hanging with the corn crowd on craft-Pinterest or something. They smell like sweet Corn Nuts when heated, which is a pretty pleasant effect. We do have a cylindrical one but the two biggest are shaped like mini pillows, more rectangular patterned. Combine them with a lap blanket, hot tea, brand new thick winter socks, insulated slippers, a hoodie, 50 push-ups before work and a 400W zone heater, and you will be able to survive my office in the winter :D

rambambram 5y ago
Exactly this haha. Even a relatively mild workout keeps my body warm for hours. For cycling in the winter (which feels especially cold after a warm bed) I used to take cold showers before going outside. I can really recommend this, as the outside temperature feels way more pleasant this way. Instead of shivering the whole trip, I actually enjoyed going outside. Besides, it mentally wakes you up like nothing else. Edit: and indeed, don't forget the winter socks! I prefer them in wool. Also a baggy fleece sweater/vest made of polar fleece (which I can't find anywhere anymore) with the thickest and highest collar possible.