How could this have possibly taken so long? With everything from DVD players to beverage coolers showing up in our cars, why didn't anybody come up with a way to install a microwave oven in your vehicle before now?
Who doesn't want some good hot food on the job site, on the road or at the campground? Bar-B-Q grills are a popular choice at tailgate gatherings, and some manufacturers have even shown custom vehicles with built-in grills mounted out back, but as far as we know, no one has ever come up with an automotive application for that most practical and efficient modern cooking appliance, the microwave.
The is billed as the world's first AC/DC microwave oven that's truly portable.
Significantly lighter and smaller than any other mic on the market, it appears to be just right for vehicular cooking. Follow the jump for a spec sheet and a YouTube testimonial to this most practical and enjoyable new gadget. Be forewarned, when you see this thing in action, you'll want one for every vehicle in your household, but the $199 appliances are currently on backorder due to overwhelming demand.
If you do manage to get your hands on one, let us be the first to warn you about nuking dinner on your lap ndash; not a good idea if procreation's in your future plans.
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WaveBox features:
The World's First - and Best
One connects with clips to vehicle battery, the other plugs into the vehicle power socket.
Because, you know, you need a margarita and leftover pizza ON THE GO.
2. Perfect for astronauts who absolutely must travel non-stop!
3. Thaty nothing. Have you seen the gas powered blenders for camping?
Damn thing has a ripcord like a chain saw. So awesome, yet soo unnecessary.
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Just when the get rid of drive in theaters and came up with microwave popcorn.
5. A smart purchase for some people.
Veggies, chicken breasts, fish, potatoes, and plenty of other foods can be deliciously cooked in a microwave--I do it every day. I think this product can be healthful for someone who'd otherwise eat a greasy sandwich or other crap.
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