cooking in the truck

A small Mr Coffee type coffeemaker should work off a power inverter. Pour the coffee into a thermos, and then plunk the coffeemaker back into the box it came in to keep it from breaking while you drive.

 

perhaps BUNN NHBB Velocity Brew 10-Cup Home Coffee Brewer, Black and what is this really amazing thing I just found: Engel - 900 Jupiter Park Drive | Jupiter, FL 33458

 

Engel... that stuff is seriously pricey. You'd do better with something out of Walmart.

 

I will have to and I agree, but when I buy stuff from wally the power-cord burns rapidly ~ thinking about buying it all at Academy

 

As far as cooking in a truck goes- I like using my engine compartment. I wrap it in foil, drive 1-2 hours depending on what your cooking, and presto! Like it came out of an oven. I do get some strange looks when I pop my hood at a rest area and take out a steaming foil package lol.

 

It is, no doubt, but I had to get it for meds. I have to store them between 36 and 46.

 

I ben looking at a eletric skillit a slow cooker and a bbq grill bt the thought of bakeing cookies in a tasterboven has grabbed my atention. I was thinking for cleaning up getting a hand held steam cleaner would that work

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I have done that but do not expect to have time to do it running frackwater

 

I looked at Danfoss compressors but went with Engel instead. I liked the one moving part idea on the compressor. I have two of these, a deep freeze and a digitally controlled fridge. They are both great but very spendy.

 

I brought my old coffeemaker from home last week. OMG there is nothing like the fresh aroma of brewing coffee (timer) wafting through the cab about half an hour before your alarm goes off.