Turned out well, apart from the sweet potato being over cooked.
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Turned out well, apart from the sweet potato being over cooked.
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I have been eyeing off the travel buddy but there is a 12v air fryer about to be released so thinking about pre ordering one.
Got a link??Quote:
Originally Posted by loanrangie
Not that we’d have room
I await the reviews with interest. It sounds as likely as a perpetual motion machine, 12V/250w out performing 240V/1000w fryers? I think not.Quote:
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it doesnt,Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
for starters its about half the size and going by the video link the time to cook for a single sausage roll and a couple of chicken nuggets is about double what a 240v unit takes to cook twice the amount. But compared to the travel buddy style oven which can leave pastry stuff a bit damp (but oddly mine does chicken nuggets to perfection at least as I like em) IT'd make a good addition IF it bakes the food in a drier manner.
So, a bloke's got to cook his dinner in shifts? [bigsad]
But weeds are ok? [bigrolf]Quote:
Originally Posted by loanrangie
his dinner probably not, a groups dinner, maybe, but id wager that a bit of prep, like defrosting the sausage rolls would speed things along.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Loaded up the TB again today
Kicking back at a free camp and figured a roast dinner would be the go.
Butterflied Lamb Rump and veg with a splash of red
Straight into a cold oven @2pm set to max which will roll along at 13.2v for the whole cook
Dinner is booked for 5:30ish
Battery @ 77%
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