Cook Ware for boats

Discussion in 'All Things Boats & Boating' started by brian eiland, Jul 9, 2004.

  1. brian eiland
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    brian eiland Senior Member

    Sometime ago (several years I think) I recall seeing an info-mercial on TV having to do with a 'sit on the countertop cooking device' that combined microwave, infrared, and convection oven cooking into one device. It could take a completely frozen steak and cook it with all the juicyness of a fresh one......and many other claims.

    Would anyone know of the device of which I speak?? Or maybe how I might search for the history of such a device....remember I did see a full working model on nationwide TV. :?:

    I suspect it was not a commercial success here in the USA even with all of our gadetry, but I've often thought it could certainly make sense on a smaller vessel with the inverters available today.....imagine substituting such a singular device for a maine stove with oven, a microwave, a coffee maker, even an outside rail grill, the propane bottles, etc. :idea:
     
  2. Willallison
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    Don't know about the IR, but you can certainly buy combo convection / microwave / grill off the shelf
     
  3. CDBarry
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    CDBarry Senior Member

    Try Graingers - Sharp makes one.
     
  4. gonzo
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    gonzo Senior Member

    Sears
     

  5. yipster
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    yipster designer

    i dont like inverters to much...

    something else:
    1000 watt genset handles 1000 watt (or less), wouldnt say a 200 watt set make more sense, i mean there's no down trotle on the thing.
     
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