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+ | A simple box cooker to build is the [[Easy Lid Cooker]]. Another popular model is the [["Minimum" Solar Box Cooker]]. An example of a popular well-constructed commercial solar box cooker is the [[All American Sun Oven]]. |
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+ | *Scroll down for links and photos of other various solar box cookers. See also [[:Category:Solar box cooker plans|all available box cooker plans]]. |
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+ | <table align="center"><tr><td>[[File:Easy_Lid_Cooker.JPG|none|thumb|200px|The [[Easy Lid]] solar box cooker]]</td><td>[[File:Minimum_Solar_Box_Cooker_Photo_large.jpg|thumb|200px|none|The [["Minimum" Solar Box Cooker]]]]</td><td>[[File:All American Sun Oven image, 12-11-13.jpg|thumb|200px|[[All American Sun Oven]]]]</td></tr></table> |
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− | * Can cook multiple pots simultaneously |
+ | * Can cook multiple [[pots]] simultaneously |
* Can be built from many different materials |
* Can be built from many different materials |
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− | * Can cook large quantities of food |
+ | * Can cook large quantities of food using multiple pots simultaneously |
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+ | * Most modes rarely have to be turned to follow the sun while cooking |
− | * Can be used to bake |
+ | * Can be used to bake [[bread]]s and cakes |
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* Can't fry foods |
* Can't fry foods |
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− | * Simple box cookers |
+ | * Simple box cookers may lack adequate reflector area. |
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+ | * The box may shade the cooking pot when the sun is lower in the sky. Manufactured box cookers often have a mechanism to tilt the cooker forward, while maintaining a flat cooking tray. |
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[[Category:Solar cooker designs]] |
[[Category:Solar cooker designs]] |
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A simple box cooker to build is the Easy Lid Cooker. Another popular model is the "Minimum" Solar Box Cooker. An example of a popular well-constructed commercial solar box cooker is the All American Sun Oven.
- Scroll down for links and photos of other various solar box cookers. See also all available box cooker plans.
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