Ever wondered how these magical packets do what they do? Here’s the answer, plus how to make their heat last a little longer
Author: Allie Conti
Allie Conti
Allie Conti is a journalist who writes both investigative and human interest stories for national outlets like Field & Stream and The New York Times. Highlights Education Conti is a graduate of the University of Florida. She earned a master’s in magazine writing from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Experience Conti is a writer and investigative journalist who lives in New York City. She spent two years at the Miami New Times and five years at Vice Magazine before going freelance in 2019. Although primarily a generalist non-fiction writer who focuses on narrative storytelling, Conti’s reporting has been recommended by The New Yorker, turned into a segment on NBC Nightly News, and highlighted on National Public Radio. She’s won both investigative and feature writing awards from the Society of Professional Journalists. Fun Fact Conti is also a licensed private investigator who is currently producing an investigative podcast about a series of cold cases in Texas. Notable Work
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