Saw these today at a local dealer - they were in the snow section marked down for the season and it got me thinking...
Do you use your bike to cook food while riding? If so, please share your methods.
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I recall an episode of Motorweek a couple decades ago where folks were using their car engines to prep food while they drove. Given the relative temps inside an engine compartment, they'd figured out how to place various food items (all wrapped in aluminum foil) in selection locations. By driving for a set period of time (2 hours, let's say), they'd arrive with a fully cooked meal, piping hot!
I know this particular item is intended for snowmobiles, but heat is heat.
So, anyone here cooking while cruising?
It would be pretty cool to roll into a camp ground, set up a tent and unpack a fully cooked steak stew, or such, ready to go.
Do you use your bike to cook food while riding? If so, please share your methods.
More on the Muffpot:
http://muffpot.com/product.html
I recall an episode of Motorweek a couple decades ago where folks were using their car engines to prep food while they drove. Given the relative temps inside an engine compartment, they'd figured out how to place various food items (all wrapped in aluminum foil) in selection locations. By driving for a set period of time (2 hours, let's say), they'd arrive with a fully cooked meal, piping hot!
I know this particular item is intended for snowmobiles, but heat is heat.
So, anyone here cooking while cruising?
It would be pretty cool to roll into a camp ground, set up a tent and unpack a fully cooked steak stew, or such, ready to go.