Cooking on your Tacoma!

Check this out!! Im am now gonna be cooking my own meals while on road trips.

Basically the article is about how to cook food on your engine!! It's awesome check it out.

http://www.wikihow.com/Cook-Food-on-Your-Car's-Engine

 

The old easy-shake-n-bake oven! have never been that short of time while out 'n about to try it. usually too busy to eat till we're stopped & pitched the tent anyway. Should be a good read tho.

 

leave it to Colton to find something like this....

 

We wrap up Hot Pockets in tin foil and put them on the manifold of the jeep while we're on trail rides. By the time lunch rolls around, the hot pockets are ready & hot!!

 

lol, I wouldn't try it but it seems like it's almost worth it to try.

 

used this to heat a costco pizza once...works pretty damn well actually haha

it works better if your car has less room in the engine bay...my friends is 350 worked great...pizza was hot as hell haha

 

http://www.wikihow.com/Cook-Food-in-a-Hotel-Room

 

Next road trip im throwing on some tin foil dinners!!

 

i did this once to impress a girl when i was 17.

Long story short, when we got to the beach, there was shredded fish all over my engine compartment and tinfoil in my accessory belts.

And i didn't get any

 

Why cook it on the engine block when I can just plug a George Foreman grill into my bed outlet?

 

Hahahahahaha!!!! Touche...

Awww, that's always a bummer.

I may have to try that on the Expedition's 351...

 

hahahahahhaha +1

 

Because cooking on your engine would be fun and now you can say you cooked a gourmet meal with a 4.0 V6.

 

I throw a propane camping bbq in the back when I go snowboarding and make homemade burgers! Best lunches ever! With some beers of course!
(Sorry about the sideways pic. Just turn your head!)

 

Haha! That's how we do it up here in Calgary! You gotta try the bbq... Only cost me 20 bucks! And the little 1lb propane bottles are nothin'!

 

check out the muffpot!
http://www.parkeryamaha.com/muffpotfoodwarmer.aspx

 

ahahahahaha cooking times are in miles... priceless

 

"If the coffee pot has a dark, reddish-orange stain, it might've been used to brew methamphetamine, and the resulting coffee could be hazardous to your health. If there's a chemical smell in the room, that's another red flag."