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18/6/2009 at 1:50am
Location: swansea
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What size tray could you fit in one ? and what do you cook?
does it take ages longer than a normal oven ?
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18/6/2009 at 9:11am
Location: Cheshire
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We've also got one & its fine doesn't seem to take any longer but we've only used it so far for pizza, garlic bread & heat a small precooked chicken. Works very well but if you wanted to cook a family pizza you would have to cook it in two halves which we don't mind as we could only fit a small mini oven in the car, but if definitely adds variety.
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18/6/2009 at 8:26pm
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Quote: Originally posted by snuffyp on 18/6/2009
Thick newbie here! you take that camping?
Yes you can use it on hook up - of course its not essential but very handy for varying family meals on longer hols. Make sure you check the wattage, the Argos one is around 1350 watts on max power so is fine on a 10amp hook up but you may have to turn the power down slightly in France for the 6amp hook ups aswell as turning off anything else in use.
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18/6/2009 at 9:43pm
Location: Blackpool
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i`ve had to reserve,pick up nxt week,lie has been said it`ll offer some variety,looking forward to trying it out!
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Kazzy & Bob
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I've had it for a few months now and I'm really pleased with it.It has a wire shelf and a tray shelf (which is a bit difficult to clean) so I put 2 small non stick baking trays on these (from Home bargains.. £1 each and they fit just right) to cook my food in.It's lightwieght and compact 
