Back from my latest trip and thought I might mention my cooking kit as its different to the lakeland Remoska that a lot of people rave about.

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/18850/Standard-Remoska-Electric-Cooker?gclid=CPqRi_q57s0CFRIUGwodTe0BZA&src=gpelc&s_kwcid=AL!49!3!116662369091!e!!g!!lakeland%20remoska&ef_id=Vt1qLgAAAXwTqa@f:20160712173016:s

Never been much of a cook myself but living on my own means I have to do a bit, I'm definitely not a mix ingredients and bake things cook
For the first couple of years with the van I lived on salads and sandwiches or ate out or got a takeaway

A short while after I got the Triton I fitted an extra power socket under the rear seat by the locker door to provide awning power without having to run a cable out of the door or a window.

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I set it upside down to make plugging things in easier, with a short extension lead with a double socket I can plug 2 things in on a table outside.

Anyway on my last trip last year I went to a caravan shop and bought these
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Weblink https://www.questleisure.com/index.php/products/item/03/03.08/7506

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Weblink https://www.questleisure.com/index.php/products/item/03/03.08/047513

Here you can see them both in use
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In the mini oven this week I cooked sausages and bacon (in a little pyrex dish) heated a Quiche and cooked a garlic bread stick.

Total cost for the oven and hotplate around £65.00 depending where you get them, less than half the cost of a Remoska.

If you feel the need for two hotplates they do a dual one as well

https://www.questleisure.com/index.php/products/item/03/03.08/k0015

Hob the hob user

Edit. link added to lakeland Remoska website

Couldn't you be induced Nev?

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Couldn't you be induced Nev?

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Some notes for new members on power usage

oven 800 watt (3.5 amp)

hob 1000 watt (4.35 amp)

Both running together (7.85 amp )

so ok to use both together on a 10 or 16 amp pitch .......... on a 6 amp pitch use only one at a time

6 amp pitches are always a problem when cooking ........ example a high speed domestic kettle for use at home usage 3000 watt equates to 13 amps

please refer to my topic on electricity in the link below.

Power usage topic

I cook wih one of these for 19Euros
http://www.decathlon.fr/rechaud-camp-bis...ampaign=PLA-All
and either this
http://www.pixmania.fr/cuisine-festive/p...wcB#merch=24736

or this
https://www.google.fr/search?q=halogen+c...AFWjgfBOHCNM%3A
depending on what type of cooking I think i'll be doing.