12v bread maker

[Csail]

is there such a thing?

 

[sarabande]

loads of 12v and 24v cooking stuff on this site

http://www.the12voltshop.co.uk/Shop/slow-cooker-rpr-c1417-.html

but no breadmaker as such.


Ovens, micro-waves, slow cookers.....


240v breadmakers come in at around 600W, so if you have a biggish inverter (say 1000W) it will run the machine, but it will also cane your batteries.

 

[fuss]

i know its not what you asked but anyway...
kenwood make a low power 220v one. it actually uses only 400w max. you could buy a small inverter to power it.

 

[demonboy]

Again, it's not what you asked for (don't you just hate that?) but Mr D's Thermal Cooker is an absolute must for any liveaboard. Revolutionary, and we have fresh bread every morning for very little power consumption.

 

[sarabande]

oh, I know what they mean

"Mr D's eco-friendly Thermal Cooker – the slow cooker that needs no power can save you up to 80% in the cost of cooking a meal. "


but suspending the laws of thermodynamics on a Monday morning ? No, Sirree!

 

[Chris_Robb]

is there such a thing?

Whats wrong with the hands then - dead easy and very satisfying.... only takes 6 minutes of actual work - rest is just waiting to rise.....