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Another vote for Amazon and the Andrew James halogen oven. I did my research at the time and learned a few things. Note that in some models inc. the Aldi one you cannot change the element once it blows. Once it blows, you have to buy a new oven. But in this one you can change it easily and they throw in a spare element for free, as well as lots of cooking accessories & cookbook.
I've had it for nearly a year now and use it at home many times a week. It has yet to go camping with me but I wouldn't hesitate to take it next time I'm on EHU and the 7 litre size makes it just big enough for 2-3 people yet isn't too big to take with you, unlike the bigger 12 litre model I mistakenly bought first from Aldi, it was enormous!
Andrew James 7 litre halogen oven
Post last edited on 23/05/2013 18:05:30
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My OH is convinced that a permanent raincloud follows my tent where ever it is pitched. Apparently, I could end all drought and famine in Africa simply by pitching my tent there!
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Topic: Halogen ovens when camping in tent
