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Subject Topic: cooking with electric
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13/1/2008 at 12:02am
 Location: Preston
 Outfit: Bailey Pegasus Veron
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Hi.

I use a double hob, a large george foreman and a bush BT01 mini oven with built in rotisserie. Its brilliant, have used it dozens of times. Only use it on its own without anything else connected though. Its never tripped. You can cook a full roast dinner without any problems using all three appliances. Not at the same time though.

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Its a wonderful peice of kit.

Martin.

 



23/1/2008 at 9:29pm
 Location: None Entered
 Outfit: Vango Aspen 700DLX 2007
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Hi them palson cookers that Denise39 mentioned are brilliant for the home and even better for camping. We also take our rice cooker to cook pasta,beans or basically any thing that you would normally cook in a saucepan, we even use it to warm milk up for the kids late night drink.

Neil




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