Max Burton 12 Volt Lunch Box "stove To Go" Digital Cooker on 2040-parts.com
Murray, Kentucky, US
Up for auction is this Max Burton 12 Volt Lunch Box "Stove To Go" Digital Cooker. The Stove To Go makes cooking on the road easy by helping you prepare delicious meals while on the go. Building on our original Stove To Go, this digital model allows for greater cooking control, higher temperatures, and larger capacity. Use it as a stove, oven, or slow cooker! Make casseroles, soups, stews, hot dogs, and heat sandwiches, leftovers, or frozen meals.
- Two cooking modes: Heat or Temperature
- Digitally adjusts temperature for more flexibility
- Can reach temperatures up to 350°F within 30 minutes
- Collapsible carrying handle on top
- Hot and healthy meals on the go
- Keep warm function
- Removable pan and steaming tray
- Digital LCD control panel
- Cool to touch exterior when oven is on
- Non-stick aluminum cooking pan, easily removed for serving & cleaning
- Interior pan is made from polymer (food grade) and is FDA approved
- Comes with a 6 foot power cord
- Outside Dimensions: 11.75" x 8.5" x 7.87"
- Power Consumption: 150-175 watts
- Uses a 20A glass fuse
- Weighs around 6 lbs.
Stove To Go has been used by long-haul truck drivers for years and makes a great companion for camping, boating or tailgating as well.
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