Not really from gumtree or ebay but might be of interest to some people :)
Dicksmith has today only the 12v oven for 18 bucks, seems a bargain to me!
http://www.dicksmith.com.au/travel-a...ove-dsau-m4515
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Not really from gumtree or ebay but might be of interest to some people :)
Dicksmith has today only the 12v oven for 18 bucks, seems a bargain to me!
http://www.dicksmith.com.au/travel-a...ove-dsau-m4515
AHH reminds me of the big stove sale of 2014 Ha ha ha
damn you Winnie lol or was it BA
Yeah WOW! Crazy cheap, they are an awesome unit. Nothing quite like munching on a hot pie while driving through the high country, or garlic chicken balls even go down a treat!Quote:
Originally Posted by dannypatrol
Guilty!Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
ehm wait, garlic chicken balls?? unsure if I should ask, but what are garlic chicken balls? :OQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Are these actually good ????
this might give you an idea of sorts https://www.steggles.com.au/chicken-garlic-mini-kievsQuote:
Originally Posted by dannypatrol
or http://www.scsfood.com.au/portfolio/products/
Bite size chicken KievQuote:
Originally Posted by dannypatrol
Yes! They are brilliant. Can even toast a sandwich. Steam dim sims... I use it basically as a pie warmer. Great for party pies and sausage rolls.Quote:
Originally Posted by BSRT.Beast
I have purchased one Winnie so it is on your head if it is no good LMAOQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
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Originally Posted by Bob
I've ordered one also so I second Bob's sentiment lol
Yummmmmmmmooooooo....Garlic balls are the go for sure hey Chrissso!!!
Mate they are no buddy oven but they do well. We cook toasted cheese sanga's in our, cooked crumbled fish fillers, dim ' s, party pies etc etc. Great value for what they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by BSRT.Beast
I remember at knockwood when everybody got to nibble on Winnies garlic balls, wiping the juices from their chins as they walked away. That was a good day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nisshead
I've been hooked ever since:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Oh yeah that looks good!Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
I think I'm going to get one.
Just means another thing to bring when out wheeling. But will be nice to have hot food on those cold days.
X2.Quote:
Originally Posted by BSRT.Beast
Better be good Winnie
Gawd. I just re read what I wrote. Bloody auto correct..... lolQuote:
Originally Posted by mudski
It's not quick cooker too. To toast a sandwich it's around 10 minutes a side with the lid shut, then another 5 a side with the lid open to crisp it up. But if you organise it well they are good. Eating hot and crunchy crumbed fish in the snow is awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
That's fine. I'll be using it mainly on day trips.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Just don't use them without direct charging your battery whilst they are on. I.e whilst driving or with solar panels on.
I have done too many lazy camp dinners at night and my deep cycle is now ruined!
Yeah this too, I sometimes leave mine on for half an hour or so but try to time it so it's on while you're driving. They do chew the power!Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
That's my intention. While driving or off solar.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
Picked mine up today gotta love click and collect .... save the postage and with a rrp $53 this was an absolute bargain
Yeah so did I. It had better be OKWinnieQuote:
Originally Posted by BSRT.Beast
Put your meal in about an hour before plan to stop and you'll have a hot meal when you arrive.
They draw a huge amount of power so best used on the move
@ Bob did you miss the big 12v stove sale of 2014? lol
Don't forget to turn your food, the bottom gets hot enough to fry. And keep opening the lid every 15 mins or so to let steam out or you will get soggy pies.
Or just use the 4wd tracks to your advantage to keep the food rotatingQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Is it worthwhile placing a small wire cake trivett inside to keep it off the deck?Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Yeah probably, I've never bothered but you would still need to release steamQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
I think I'll get one [cake rack] and cut to suit, You always mention steam , just need to remember to release it every so oftenQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
depending whats heating.
Mainly with frozen pies etc... When they defrost they steam up a bit and these ovens are water tight. (great for steaming dim sims and hot dogs)Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
How will these go on a jump pack, with a 12v point? Will be ideal at the kids footy games.
Quick question .... should the wiring get really hot ???? or should I return it and get another
The cables are a too small for the unit, cost cutting on their part. I have replaced with thicker cable. Mine did not get really hot but were warm to touchQuote:
Originally Posted by BSRT.Beast
Cool thanks I'll have loads of cable let over after the rewire so I'll do that and probably put a better quality plug on alsoQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
What about just having the car idling. Want to try it out tonight at my sons footy game. 1 hour max.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
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Originally Posted by jay see
That will be fine. They suck the juice out of the battery from memory around 10A/hr
Yeah roughly that, it'll be fine mate!Quote:
Originally Posted by Nisshead
I looked it up and it's $49.98 not $18 and the listing says it's a stove but I guess it's probably good to keep the pies warm on a cold day so I'll go get one from my local Dickies.
Cheers.
Thanks gents.
Means nothing to me. Electrical was never my thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nisshead
Mr T. They were $18, it was a online special DSE had.