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"The Solar Baby" Solar Oven, cooker.

\"The Solar Baby\" Solar Oven, cooker.
       Another Solar Oven made mostly of recycled material. It is gimbled so cooking pot stays level while oven rotates. Lightweight and breaks down into 2 pieces for storage.
 
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   The Solar Baby (named by Aunt Phylly) is a small solar oven made of recycled materials. It reaches 325 degrees in the winter Arizona sun. All measurements are determined by the size glass that you find. Tempered glass is recomended as it gets very hot. You can build this bigger, I had one that would cook a whole chicken in 2 hrs.
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Mar 10, 2012. 9:34 PMNickmensch says:
What did you bake in there ? Looks delicious ;)

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