Concentrated fruit drinks are in the frozen isle of the US super markets and they are everywhere. Most popular flavors are Grape and Apple. They come in a round frozen tube.
I travel a lot and I use this to warm pre-made food from the supermarket to save money. In about half an hour food is good to eat, but not boiling hot. BTW you can press the center of that rubber on top and it opens for the steam to come out trough the small holes.
As a truck driver here in the US, I have a triumvirate of tools to keep me fed. I have a 40 qt igloo cooler, which is stocked with everything essential for a weeks worth of breakfast lunch and dinner. I also have a lunchbox size heater for dinner. And last but not least, I have a teapot so I can have either hot tea or coffee. All of these appliances can be used in my truck utilizing a 12v socket. I have no need for fast food, unhealthy foods, and on weight watchers I have lost 100 pounds.
Giving up fast food and unhealthy food for me was really not that much of an issue…Oreo’s on the other hand, that was tough! The problem I have is that because I plan and prepare my own meals ahead, my public interaction is way down. Driving for a living is very isolating.
I'll stick to putting hot stew, soup or chili in an insulated Thermos/flask. You can even put boiling water in it to cook up hotdogs on the go or keep tea or coffee hot. I guess I am old school. Ya know I have a vintage Aladdin container that keeps a serving of ice cream cold for about 6 hours.
@@PsychGirlRaven You have to remember that the internal temperature must reach 70C and be kept there for 20 min. That's doable if you have a dish with a high water content, f.ex. soup. A drier dish will be more difficult to heat up properly.
Growing up in Sweden it was a proper treat in the winter when you got hot blueberry soup, which is just a tiny bit thicker than what you got from the IKEA, served together with what Wikipedia calls rusk in English. In Swedish it's "blåbärssoppa med skorpa".
I got to say Barry I'm so glad I found your channel again I love your videos they're nice to just watch and relax, I was just having my lunch and having this to watch just is comforting and enjoyable. Love the gadgets you show!! Keep being amazing💕
I actually got a version of this as a gift and I really love it especially for thin meat that could go tough in the microwave. The steaming feature keeps the meat tender and it gets pretty hot! I usually let it run for an hour and have great results.
I went without chef Mike for a year during college, only to find these thermal isolated lunch boxes at my parents'. Its basically the same thing they make waterbottles with, but shaped like wider, shorter cylinders. It's particularly convenient for soups and Asian food like rice and curry, etc.
My husband is a truck driver and has a lunch box oven. Works amazing to either warm or cook in. Hot enough to cook a roast in if you want. He just picks up some cheep foil pans from the dollar store so he can cook without the mess of cleaning up ( hard to do on the road) Lol
Thank you so much, I am going to use mine for the first time on Tuesday when I return to work. I am looking at product reviews in order to make sure I am using it right.
Great video. Highly entertaining. This has confirmed that I cannot warm food during a 30 minute commute unless I get stuck in a 2 hour jam. Thanks for sharing.
Pretty sure others have pointed it out, but you do not have to take the steam vent cover off. You can press the center and it should flip up and release the steam (because it can flip up and down) After you're done venting the steam, simply press the sides and it should close it back.
I love my electric lunchbox for work. I don't transport my food in it though. It stays at my workplace and I just use my normal Tupperware things for getting my lunch to work. It's just lighter.
I have a crock-pot lunch mate. Pretty much the same things as this and it was a life saver this year. My office was "essential" and I used it to have hot lunch while avoiding the public microwaves all year!
Threat kind of car-powered foods heaters are available at every truck stop in the USA for all the long-haul drivers. Or regular drivers, too, it's not odd to take a 5-8 hour road trip. I've taken dozens in the Midwest.
I watch a farmer on tiktok who uses one of these in his tractor to reheat his lunches and dinners that his wife brings him during seeding season. His is quite a bit bigger and looks like a tool box or tackle box though haha
We do have concentrated drinks in America (that isn't powdered mix), but they're usually frozen. The most popular syrup was Za-Rex from Massachusetts which stopped production a few years ago after 100 years, but seems to be coming back to market soon! Used to love that stuff when I was a kid because we didn't need a whole pitcher to make it, just a few spoonfuls in a glass of water.
I have one of those electric lunchboxes which I take to work whenever I want homemade lunch since we don't have a microwave there, just a cafeteria where you can buy food. I used it for more than a year and it's pretty good. Also, regarding the steam vent thing, you don't have to remove it. You can just press it down to open it and release the steam 😊
@@annwhite67 I put it in the refrigerator a few times and it was fine. But if you get or got one, check on the box or the instructions if you can or cannot. Maybe it's different for each type. Better to be safe :)
@@trizahwambui2969 If your workplace doesn't have any microwaves yes I recommend. But do get the stainless steel ones, they tend to be of better quality even if they are a bit more expensive.
I have one for my job, out driving in the truck all day. They are a good purchase. One thing to note, you do not need to pull the soft plastic out, just push it in so it pops up in reverse.
The steam button is meant to pushed in the middle to raise the sides of the button. I found it is okay to leave down because you should stir it sometime. It warms from the center. Food sometimes sticks if you have a creamy sauce. It does warm a can of soup in about 30min. But i don't have your brand. My coworker has one divided so she does chicken on one side and a side on the other. Along with my collapsible kettle, i can eat and drink many things.
Your forgetting that you would go to work or plug-in car and then there would be a few hours before lunch. So yeah it slowly heats. I use to use one in my Semi truck (18 wheeler). Worked great. Mine also cooked the food not just warmed it.
I do not have mains power. I have been using a similar item for 2 years now, as I do not have an oven. It is brilliant. Yes. They are slow, but they work! Greetings from Dimboola in Victoria, Australia.
My husband drove truck he had 1 not same version this was early 1999 to 2000 but when you don't want to or are nowhere near a truck stop. Lord knows most shipping is Middle of no where these work a charm
How long was that soup in your fridge before taking it out? If it was in there for a long time you might want to double check your temperature settings on the fridge. Cold storage for food should be below 4C, and if your fridge is only keeping things as cold as 10C that's not good
I got one of these for the lady. She gets a ready meal set up at home and she rigs it up to a smart switch so that she can estimate what time she's likely to get back from work so she can have a hot meal as soon as she gets in.
I would love to see you only cook with a car, Cook on the engine, maybe cook a steak or some salmon in the exhaust pipe etc. You can buy an "exhaust-pipe burger attachment online.
@@mrbarrylewis Yeah, I can see it's appeal and use for certain people in very particular situations but it seems like a lot of hassle and time for general use. For soup just buy a decent flask to keep it warm.
I got one of those years ago from I think Aliexpress or Wish … brought it to work with me and plugged it into my wall outlet about 1/2 hr to warm up my food. Works quite well. Wanted to get and try the Itaki lunchboxes where they actually cook the food.
It really is. See if anyone has a walking tour here on YT. The layout is amazing. I got stoned and tried to go backwards. I chickened out. Got some meatballs and went to the entrance. The store is a walking adventure.
I just reheated some chips from the chip shop and gravy in the plastic and within about 20 minutes I could not touch them they were hot .the gravy started to bubble in that plastic container but I don't know if I should have left it in .. Looking forward to some decent at work
On those thermometers you can't measure through a small hole. The laser doesn't do the measuring, that just shows you what direction it's pointed in. The actual "cone" of measurement spreads out quickly, like a flashlight.
YumAsia do the Bonsai Bento that actually cooks the food. Although you can’t use it in a car, it’s great for travelling where there is a socket. There is cutlery that comes with its down protective case for hygiene.
would love to see a similar video comparing this to a similarly priced binto box, a modern binto box is insulated like a thermos and thus can keep food hot or cold.
There are "flameless cookers" that look like that but use US MRE heaters under the metal insert. I think they're a camping gadget. They heat up way faster than that thing too. XD
I got my husband to me when he worked on the road! But Barry, you don’t take the circle thing off, you press it in and it curls up to release steam! (Then it won’t spill)
You literally read the instructions which said longer for food from fridge. Then you check your food from the fridge at 45 min. 🤔 I get it you checked for the purpose of the video. I thought right off the bat okay it will probably take roughly 2 hours to cook. The road trip as well. The food falls. Really? First food out of the fridge took about 2 hours so why wouldn't this one? Still checked the spinach early on...this video was frustrating to watch. I still love your videos and fam. 😏😂💗 Usually around 10am I will plug this in and leave it until 12pm for lunch. Our lunch room is busy and you have to wait for the microwave which eats up my time during my half hour break. I think this is a great idea. Appreciate the video.💗
So I have a "Portable Car Stove" that looks like an old school lunchbox and it heats food. I really do like it for heating foods. I just buy disposable loaf tins that fit inside and I'm good. Or I'll have food stored in glass and heat it up in that.
I mean, most work places have microwaves which you blast for 60seconds and its at temp. My concern with this thing in the car is drain on the car battery.
The main thing I see this being useful for is people who are on the road a lot. I'm not quite sure how this would work when camping (granted, I don't camp, so I don't know what power options people bring), and most jobs have a microwave, so you could just nuke food in that. But truck drivers, maybe people who deliver food/groceries, mail people, etc, it seems like it'd be nice for.
Was the bottom of the whole thing hot? Can I put this on the seat next to me while I drive, or should I keep it on a cookie sheet on the floor board? I don't have a center console in my car.
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Concentrated fruit drinks are in the frozen isle of the US super markets and they are everywhere. Most popular flavors are Grape and Apple. They come in a round frozen tube.
Barry you've been shopping in sainsburys again haven't you mate lol
I travel a lot and I use this to warm pre-made food from the supermarket to save money. In about half an hour food is good to eat, but not boiling hot. BTW you can press the center of that rubber on top and it opens for the steam to come out trough the small holes.
As a truck driver here in the US, I have a triumvirate of tools to keep me fed. I have a 40 qt igloo cooler, which is stocked with everything essential for a weeks worth of breakfast lunch and dinner. I also have a lunchbox size heater for dinner. And last but not least, I have a teapot so I can have either hot tea or coffee. All of these appliances can be used in my truck utilizing a 12v socket. I have no need for fast food, unhealthy foods, and on weight watchers I have lost 100 pounds.
Congrats on your weight loss, that’s great going!
Giving up fast food and unhealthy food for me was really not that much of an issue…Oreo’s on the other hand, that was tough! The problem I have is that because I plan and prepare my own meals ahead, my public interaction is way down. Driving for a living is very isolating.
Nice! Glad you found ways to eat fresh and healthier options for a job that makes it difficult to do so! Hope it's still going well
I am a truck driver and would love to see a video of a fellow truck driver eating healthy.
@@volvowagon70isolating indeed!
Tonight on Barrys Kitchen Barry has given up on Burning down the Kitchen so tonight we have a special episode of Barry trying to burn down the car.
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"Electric Lunchbox" sounds like either it's a restaurant at Disney World or it's a band that just dropped the hottest new album of 2021.
Hello the silicone cap does not have to be removed, you can actually push on it in the middle and it will hold the heat inside and let the steam out
Yes, that is how it should be used. It also wouldn't take as long to cook food that way 😊
I was thinking that throughout the video. It wouldn't have fell out all over the place either.
I'll stick to putting hot stew, soup or chili in an insulated Thermos/flask. You can even put boiling water in it to cook up hotdogs on the go or keep tea or coffee hot. I guess I am old school. Ya know I have a vintage Aladdin container that keeps a serving of ice cream cold for about 6 hours.
Also, you don't have to worry about the contents sloshing out if you hit the brakes!
look for a microwave called "wavebox" you can use that in the car too many truck drivers have em, small compact and easy to use with a carry handle...
A lot of trucks have an inbuilt microwave fixed in the sleeping pod in the back
I got a mini 800w microwave from Amazon and because it was pink it was 50 quid 😂 Plugs into the inverter of my van 👍
There's probably a toaster for in-car use. I'm just saying.
Probably best left there, I think.
in fact, there's even a deep fryer for in-car use, prorbably meant for caravans, but it does exist lol
“What have you got for lunch?”
“A pot of food poisoning…you?”
If you’re taking it to work it gets hot enough by lunch to not have to worry about it. I use mine often.
@@PsychGirlRaven You have to remember that the internal temperature must reach 70C and be kept there for 20 min. That's doable if you have a dish with a high water content, f.ex. soup. A drier dish will be more difficult to heat up properly.
"mrs B said some things that will change you" ... Best thing said in a TH-cam video since the inception of 0-3 sad onions!
Growing up in Sweden it was a proper treat in the winter when you got hot blueberry soup, which is just a tiny bit thicker than what you got from the IKEA, served together with what Wikipedia calls rusk in English. In Swedish it's "blåbärssoppa med skorpa".
I would really like to eat something called blaberssoppa 😂
Push the vent cover in it pops up to release the steam. I'm a trucker and have one, it's awesome
I got to say Barry I'm so glad I found your channel again I love your videos they're nice to just watch and relax, I was just having my lunch and having this to watch just is comforting and enjoyable. Love the gadgets you show!! Keep being amazing💕
I actually got a version of this as a gift and I really love it especially for thin meat that could go tough in the microwave. The steaming feature keeps the meat tender and it gets pretty hot!
I usually let it run for an hour and have great results.
I went without chef Mike for a year during college, only to find these thermal isolated lunch boxes at my parents'. Its basically the same thing they make waterbottles with, but shaped like wider, shorter cylinders. It's particularly convenient for soups and Asian food like rice and curry, etc.
What a great family….made me chuckle.
My hubby is a truck driver and uses something similar to this, its normal to put the food on a few hours before they want to eat and he loves it
My husband is a truck driver and has a lunch box oven. Works amazing to either warm or cook in. Hot enough to cook a roast in if you want. He just picks up some cheep foil pans from the dollar store so he can cook without the mess of cleaning up ( hard to do on the road)
Lol
Thank you so much, I am going to use mine for the first time on Tuesday when I return to work. I am looking at product reviews in order to make sure I am using it right.
The way Chloe said "Are we allowed to eat it?" Is so British and sweet I love it
You should have brought it with you empty so you can keep your Swedish Meatballs warm 😁😁
Great video. Highly entertaining. This has confirmed that I cannot warm food during a 30 minute commute unless I get stuck in a 2 hour jam. Thanks for sharing.
Pretty sure others have pointed it out, but you do not have to take the steam vent cover off. You can press the center and it should flip up and release the steam (because it can flip up and down)
After you're done venting the steam, simply press the sides and it should close it back.
How often do you have to vent it?
I love my electric lunchbox for work. I don't transport my food in it though. It stays at my workplace and I just use my normal Tupperware things for getting my lunch to work. It's just lighter.
that blueberry cordial and the eldflower cordial from IKEA are amazing added to a ice cold larger for a grate summer drink.
Here I am thinking it's an electrified lunchbox to ward off thieves. . .Silly Rabbit
I have a crock-pot lunch mate. Pretty much the same things as this and it was a life saver this year. My office was "essential" and I used it to have hot lunch while avoiding the public microwaves all year!
Threat kind of car-powered foods heaters are available at every truck stop in the USA for all the long-haul drivers. Or regular drivers, too, it's not odd to take a 5-8 hour road trip. I've taken dozens in the Midwest.
I dont want the threat kind
Piri Piri chicken looks delish! You should do videos of dinner ideas, Barry Lewis family meals! I hate thinking of what to make for dinner.
I watch a farmer on tiktok who uses one of these in his tractor to reheat his lunches and dinners that his wife brings him during seeding season. His is quite a bit bigger and looks like a tool box or tackle box though haha
oh wow ok lol, yes there are ovens and things too that I may have to give a try!
We do have concentrated drinks in America (that isn't powdered mix), but they're usually frozen. The most popular syrup was Za-Rex from Massachusetts which stopped production a few years ago after 100 years, but seems to be coming back to market soon! Used to love that stuff when I was a kid because we didn't need a whole pitcher to make it, just a few spoonfuls in a glass of water.
Every time Barry mentions the bonus scene, I'm like "Don't give away our secret..."
I have one of those electric lunchboxes which I take to work whenever I want homemade lunch since we don't have a microwave there, just a cafeteria where you can buy food. I used it for more than a year and it's pretty good. Also, regarding the steam vent thing, you don't have to remove it. You can just press it down to open it and release the steam 😊
Can the lunchbox be refrigerated to keep your food cold until you get ready to use it?
It says do not put it in the freezer in the instruction
@@annwhite67 I put it in the refrigerator a few times and it was fine. But if you get or got one, check on the box or the instructions if you can or cannot. Maybe it's different for each type. Better to be safe :)
@MEG91IT would you recommend someone to buy it? in need of a good lunchbox too
@@trizahwambui2969 If your workplace doesn't have any microwaves yes I recommend. But do get the stainless steel ones, they tend to be of better quality even if they are a bit more expensive.
Funny😀. Cute. I have one arriving today. Thanks 👍
Wow! You must be the most hopeful and forgiving consumer in history. The thing simply doesn't work as advertised.
I have one for my job, out driving in the truck all day. They are a good purchase. One thing to note, you do not need to pull the soft plastic out, just push it in so it pops up in reverse.
The steam button is meant to pushed in the middle to raise the sides of the button. I found it is okay to leave down because you should stir it sometime. It warms from the center. Food sometimes sticks if you have a creamy sauce. It does warm a can of soup in about 30min. But i don't have your brand. My coworker has one divided so she does chicken on one side and a side on the other. Along with my collapsible kettle, i can eat and drink many things.
Never clicked on a video so fast! Thanks again for trying this idea out I think we definitely need more Barry and Mrs.B road trip videos!
Lol a gadget made for offices without microwaves in a time when most of us work from home. Nice.
I'm glad you said what the soup was because I was going to go crazy figuring it out. Lol
Fun gadget! We have an inverter in the car and do slow cooker meals on road trips. We learned by experience ALWAYS bungee cord the lid on.
Itaki lunchbox is great Barry. I have a couple and and gifted some also. It reheats and steams.
Why does lovely Mrs.B look so done in the videos. 😂 Thank you for keeping up with the great work Family B! 🤲💐
Chloé: « It stinks in here 💯 ! » also Chloé « This looks amazing ! »
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Your forgetting that you would go to work or plug-in car and then there would be a few hours before lunch. So yeah it slowly heats. I use to use one in my Semi truck (18 wheeler). Worked great. Mine also cooked the food not just warmed it.
I do not have mains power. I have been using a similar item for 2 years now, as I do not have an oven. It is brilliant. Yes. They are slow, but they work! Greetings from Dimboola in Victoria, Australia.
I have one of these but much smaller and I love it.
The new amazing invention of a tiny croc pot.
Some taxi drivers have these, so they can have warm healthy food in the car.
Getting close to one million subs, good job!
1. What did you guys buy in IKEA?!
And 2. Where's the mini food and giant food gone Barry! I miss it so much
My husband drove truck he had 1 not same version this was early 1999 to 2000 but when you don't want to or are nowhere near a truck stop. Lord knows most shipping is Middle of no where these work a charm
I have something similar and LOVE it!
How long was that soup in your fridge before taking it out? If it was in there for a long time you might want to double check your temperature settings on the fridge. Cold storage for food should be below 4C, and if your fridge is only keeping things as cold as 10C that's not good
I got one of these for the lady. She gets a ready meal set up at home and she rigs it up to a smart switch so that she can estimate what time she's likely to get back from work so she can have a hot meal as soon as she gets in.
I would love to see you only cook with a car, Cook on the engine, maybe cook a steak or some salmon in the exhaust pipe etc. You can buy an "exhaust-pipe burger attachment online.
The manifold is safer and better.
There's an episode from a couple years back where he tried baking cookies on his car dash. 😋
There's also a cigarette lighter crock pot.
They make a lot of these things because truckers want to have decent food when they're on the road.
I work on wind turbines and I have one of these. Plug it in up tower and have a good warm lunch by noon. Mine takes around an hour but works well.
Do the blades slow down when you plug it in?
“avocado isn’t a fizzy drink mrs b” hahahaha
looks like a fun gadget
Push the center of the vent with the plastic in place and the sides pop up opening 4 small holes to let steam out...
I love a warm lunch at work I miss using the Dabbawala system we need it here
This would be great to keep Ikea meatballs warm on the drive home from Ikea.
Omg i dont think i could wait that long for soup 5 mins in the microwave a lot quicker but its a good idea if you haven't got access to a kitchen
Yeah I think that's a good selling point if you aren't in a hurry etc
@@mrbarrylewis Yeah, I can see it's appeal and use for certain people in very particular situations but it seems like a lot of hassle and time for general use. For soup just buy a decent flask to keep it warm.
It's more for on the go or do you put your microwave in your car 🤣🤣
That bread before it goes in looks ... yummy 😋 🤤
when I saw the title of "Electric Lunchbox" I thought Mrs B had been to Ann Summers.
I got one of those years ago from I think Aliexpress or Wish … brought it to work with me and plugged it into my wall outlet about 1/2 hr to warm up my food. Works quite well. Wanted to get and try the Itaki lunchboxes where they actually cook the food.
Ikea looks interesting. I've never been because there isn't one anywhere near me.
It really is. See if anyone has a walking tour here on YT.
The layout is amazing. I got stoned and tried to go backwards. I chickened out. Got some meatballs and went to the entrance.
The store is a walking adventure.
Could be an idea for a Barshens, can Barry bake a cake in his car oven in the time it takes to reach Ashens.
"avacado is not a fizzy drink, Mrs B." howling!
“Everyone eats bread with soup, innit?!”
Me eating rice with my soups 😭
got to love those Blåbær
I just reheated some chips from the chip shop and gravy in the plastic and within about 20 minutes I could not touch them they were hot .the gravy started to bubble in that plastic container but I don't know if I should have left it in ..
Looking forward to some decent at work
To keep it from falling over again, place a non-skid mat under the food heater. 😊❤️🇨🇦
On those thermometers you can't measure through a small hole. The laser doesn't do the measuring, that just shows you what direction it's pointed in. The actual "cone" of measurement spreads out quickly, like a flashlight.
YumAsia do the Bonsai Bento that actually cooks the food. Although you can’t use it in a car, it’s great for travelling where there is a socket. There is cutlery that comes with its down protective case for hygiene.
Good idea taking a packed lunch to ikea
if this was friday of last week, there was an accident in bridgwater which backed up all the way to weston. I never went to that IKEA but might now
Lady, that's some speed on those narrow roads! Is it Barry Rally??
"Barry, you've been 5 days"
"I'm trying to bake a cake..."
Thanks for the laugh, that was awesome!
would love to see a similar video comparing this to a similarly priced binto box, a modern binto box is insulated like a thermos and thus can keep food hot or cold.
There are "flameless cookers" that look like that but use US MRE heaters under the metal insert. I think they're a camping gadget. They heat up way faster than that thing too. XD
I got my husband to me when he worked on the road! But Barry, you don’t take the circle thing off, you press it in and it curls up to release steam! (Then it won’t spill)
You literally read the instructions which said longer for food from fridge. Then you check your food from the fridge at 45 min. 🤔 I get it you checked for the purpose of the video. I thought right off the bat okay it will probably take roughly 2 hours to cook. The road trip as well. The food falls. Really? First food out of the fridge took about 2 hours so why wouldn't this one? Still checked the spinach early on...this video was frustrating to watch. I still love your videos and fam. 😏😂💗 Usually around 10am I will plug this in and leave it until 12pm for lunch. Our lunch room is busy and you have to wait for the microwave which eats up my time during my half hour break. I think this is a great idea. Appreciate the video.💗
I feel like one that keeps stuff cold will be more useful.. like the miniest mini fridge :)
The oven sounds safe enough. It’s the toasters mrs B needs to be worried about
I got excited when I started this video just to see the food he would put in it. Carrot soup?
So I have a "Portable Car Stove" that looks like an old school lunchbox and it heats food. I really do like it for heating foods. I just buy disposable loaf tins that fit inside and I'm good. Or I'll have food stored in glass and heat it up in that.
You have to press the plastic button in from the center, which vents the holes, you don't have to remove the cap completely lol
2 hours of food in the danger zone temperature? Yum.
I mean, most work places have microwaves which you blast for 60seconds and its at temp. My concern with this thing in the car is drain on the car battery.
We have a ton of these in asia, some that can even steam eggs and dumplings for lunchtime
Berry the vent stays in place and all you do is gently push down in the middle to open the vent then to close you push down on the outside.
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From Fargo, ND, love your content. Keep up the good work!
Thanks a bunch
40 mins is a road trip?!? That’s like a normal work commute where I live. And I’m not even in like a bad place like New York or Cali.
I live in Sydney, Australia.
If you can get from home to an IKEA (we have two) in 40 minutes, you live close to it. 😆
“You mean you never had an avocado for breakfast every day?”
“Avocado isn’t a fizzy drink Mrs. B”
We love Mrs. B 💕😂💕
There is a big Clive tear down video on one of them
The main thing I see this being useful for is people who are on the road a lot. I'm not quite sure how this would work when camping (granted, I don't camp, so I don't know what power options people bring), and most jobs have a microwave, so you could just nuke food in that.
But truck drivers, maybe people who deliver food/groceries, mail people, etc, it seems like it'd be nice for.
Please review the Hot Logic. You can supposedly cook meat from raw.
I loved that proper B Road when you started driving!
Was the bottom of the whole thing hot? Can I put this on the seat next to me while I drive, or should I keep it on a cookie sheet on the floor board? I don't have a center console in my car.