In the case of cooking and using something pulling a lot of juice, you may have to run your truck to keep the voltage up. You can use a small microwave for a lot of things like boiling water, making scrambled eggs, and heating for about 10 sec precooked bacon. Had a small inverter on husband's truck and with engine running we ran a George Foreman, 4 burger size and a one cup coffee pot. He also had an old style dorm refrig with freezer and a Coleman cooler that just ran off the batteries. This was back in 2008.
I reckon you don't have an APU to help out?
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Discussion in 'Food & Cooking in the Truck | Trucker Recipe Forum' started by beezle, Jun 19, 2007.
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It will do rice and a whole lot more.MOBee Thanks this. -
Small crockpot is best.
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Does rice, crock pot, searing,
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I guess I have gotten lazy in my old age. I love those chef meals. Two weeks worth in the freezer, pop in the microwave at the end of the day and you have a really good hot dinner at the end of your day.
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Some really good suggestions here. I'm new to the field, so obviously there will be a lot of trial and error.
My question is this. I like to make smoothies. Aside from the issue of wattage for running my Nutri Bullet, how would a driver get a hold of any fresh produce while out on the road? Maybe I'm pipe dreaming. I will be driving OTR so just stocking up beforehand won't necessarily solve the issue for me.Jarhed1964 and NavigatorWife Thank this.
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