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  1. 3rd September 2013, 05:30 PM #1
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    Travel Buddy Oven

    Well I ordered it on Sunday and it arrived today, great device , love it , you can actually cook a roast in it, Can wait to try it this weekend. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1378196917.333371.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1378196939.298441.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1378196972.287008.jpg
    Goes great with the Drifta drawers
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    Quote Originally Posted by herrBlick View Post
    Well I ordered it on Sunday and it arrived today, great device , love it , you can actually cook a roast in it, Can wait to try it this weekend. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1378196917.333371.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1378196939.298441.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1378196972.287008.jpg
    Goes great with the Drifta drawers
    You will love it,have had mine for quite a while.Nothing like being able to pull up and have instant hot food.And the smell in the vehicle of food cooking as you drive along, is just a bonus
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    That's great news mate, have you had any issues with the traxide sockets and the travel buddy plug? ..... It seems to fit pretty snug
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    How do they compare to the 12v Microwave ovens?

    I use a 12v Wavebox for reheating pre-cooked meals so I only have to wait five minutes for a hot dinner. Is this Travel Buddy intended to heat food on the move so it's cooking while you drive?

    Interesting.....:-)
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    you know that up the front end of the car is this heat emitting device that lives under the bonnet...
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    Quote Originally Posted by streaky View Post
    How do they compare to the 12v Microwave ovens?

    I use a 12v Wavebox for reheating pre-cooked meals so I only have to wait five minutes for a hot dinner. Is this Travel Buddy intended to heat food on the move so it's cooking while you drive?

    Interesting.....:-)
    People cook full roasts in these things .... Great
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    Nice......can't imagine a lamb roast being cooked in the car. They smell bad at home, but of course taste great.

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    Put plenty if rosemary in it
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    Quote Originally Posted by herrBlick View Post
    That's great news mate, have you had any issues with the traxide sockets and the travel buddy plug? ..... It seems to fit pretty snug
    Never had any problem with the plug,I use mine in a solid copper sheathed female plug,but I will be cutting the plug off and fitting an Anderson plug,so that it will be plug and play;like everything else electrical that I carry.Anderson plugs are your friend.
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    Quote Originally Posted by streaky View Post
    How do they compare to the 12v Microwave ovens?

    I use a 12v Wavebox for reheating pre-cooked meals so I only have to wait five minutes for a hot dinner. Is this Travel Buddy intended to heat food on the move so it's cooking while you drive?

    Interesting.....:-)
    Totally different concept,these heat/cook slowly.Great for pies and other things that have pastry that is meant to be crispy.Microwaves make thing soggy.
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