12v microwave

My mate informs me that they are about to launch a"mini" microwave which works from the cigarette lighter. Estimated rrp is £29.99.<div>Having &nbsp;paid nearly 3 quid for a ginsters meat feast at many BP stations around the country ,this "gem" will enable me to get my raw material from any ASDA at less than half the price .</div><div>In fact i only have to eat 25+ and my microwave will have paid for itself .</div><div>What gadget do you think would improve your life?&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><br></div>

25 pies? So about&nbsp;two days then?

Something that can get my boots on and tie em up thus preventing the current grunt as i bend over.<div>And no, I don't mean a Thai bride</div>

apparently Tesco are bring out a 12v microwave bed,<br>you get 8 hours sleep in 20 minutes!!!<br>

Actually I'm not sure microwaves pies are such a good idea, can you get 12v sandwich toasters?

Pot Noodle is the food for van drivers innit. Not that I touch the stuff.

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pure porn on&nbsp;a plate speed....good man

The mini microwave will be in the u.k in January !! wohooo

Bet they will hammer the battery though, how long to cook a bacon butty I wonder?

A microwave requires a HUGE amount of power, if it's running from a 12v car socket I expect you'll be looking at 45 minutes to cook a pastie.

Sorry Mr Buisness Buddy My favourite fast food on the move is Instant porridge.. And If you mix the Strawberries and cream flavour with the golden syrup, You get the best of both flavours. And If you purchase them from the pound store its a bogof.

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And for Mr Moray & Mr Preston

High power electric equipment such as ovens, kettles even 240v Microwaves can be powered from an auxilary battery, charged from the vehicle system plus a suitable power invertor where applicable. You can fit the auxiallry stuff yourself. The relay cost around £25. Has one +12v input, one +12v output, and a thin trailing lead to earth. The -12v comes from the aux batteries which attach to the vehicle chasis.

Just take some butties, you can eat them while driving, you can make them healthy, and you dont have to lumber a microwave around with you, but what about a freezer, you could take choc ices with you!

Hi AJM ...

But how do you reheat your butties... Cold egg, bacon or sausage butties with Ketchup or HP... I think in that case I would go to McDougals....! ! Even my dog wont eat from there

Take a cooler box available in stores nationwide... will keep frozen foods for at least one day befor they defrost... Put some of them water filled plastic blocks in the cooler box, which you have previously just removed from the freezer, and your chock ices will stay ready to eat allday.

good call sexy , cant wait for the microwave ...a good idea is to reheat last nights chinese

I couldnt think of anything worse than to cart around a microwave in my vehicle all the time, smelling of meat and potato pies

mmmmmmmm meat and potato .....why dont pukka do a meat and spud? by the way asda got pukka pies on at just a quid .

AJM

You can open the windows ... By an airfreshener... Wear stronger after shave... Or dont do pies in your oven ... Do Pasties, microwave chips..Pot noodles. and the list continues....

Mr.G Great name for food company Pukka... So do they only do pies...?

No mate -jumbo sausage rolls /cheese and potato pasties/pedigree ale and steak pie/ minced beef pasty...the range is enough for most tastes . Based in Syston leicester you can buy pukka products from all the big 4 supermarkets and most good chip shops ..look out for the distinctive orange pukka pie signage

Wow Mr G...

You only got 4 supermarkets in Liecester...?

pukka factory in leicester ....doh!