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3. LOL. Yes, degrees, not dollars. They can be had, IIRC, for just under $200 to a non-profit group.

Fri Mar 29, 2013, 10:53 AM

Mar 2013

They work well with something like a pork loin and veggies, not good for tri-tip because it cooks more like an oven or a crock pot, it is not a dry heat.

It can get up to temp in short order, like 15-20 minutes, and it will take longer to cook most goods because it won't reach 400 degrees, in my experience.

But even the humble Sunspot cardboard oven will bake a batch of cookies in 30 minutes and reach 350 degrees:

I've got a bunch of these, too!

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LOL. Yes, degrees, not dollars. They can be had, IIRC, for just under $200 to a non-profit group. NYC_SKP Mar 2013 #3

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