Tailpipe Burger Cooker

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Cotty

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39,655 posts

285 months

Friday 1st February 2008
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I felt I just had to share this with you. Its an absolute must have if your hungry and on the move.


Its the Tailpipe Burger Cooker
http://www.tzywen.com/modules.php?name=News&fi...



Cotty

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39,655 posts

285 months

Friday 1st February 2008
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Perhaps this should be moved to the Food and Drink section

Twincharged

1,851 posts

206 months

Friday 1st February 2008
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If you had something like an M5 you could make four at once! Anyone getting one for Le Mans? biggrin

toothlessjim

329 posts

200 months

Friday 1st February 2008
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its added to the list of essential raod trip accessories

1x bumper dumper
1x tailpipe burger cooker

anythin else? lol

Cotty

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285 months

Friday 1st February 2008
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toothlessjim said:
its added to the list of essential raod trip accessories

1x bumper dumper
1x tailpipe burger cooker

anythin else? lol
How about an in-car toilet

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4578895.stm

flattotheboards

6,683 posts

207 months

Friday 1st February 2008
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They would taste horrible! And what about unburnt fuel coming through.

groomi

9,317 posts

244 months

Friday 1st February 2008
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Hmmmm.... is that a Quickfit nextdoor to a McDonalds? scratchchin

Slinky

15,704 posts

250 months

Friday 1st February 2008
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flattotheboards said:
They would taste horrible! And what about unburnt fuel coming through.
Note that the design doesn't pipe raw exhaust fumes directly onto the burger!

snotrag

14,495 posts

212 months

Friday 1st February 2008
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Note that the design, is absolutely retarded.

The burger should be on top.

Cotty

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Friday 1st February 2008
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Slinky said:
flattotheboards said:
They would taste horrible! And what about unburnt fuel coming through.
Note that the design doesn't pipe raw exhaust fumes directly onto the burger!
Yep but even so, how good is the seal between the crud on the road and the burger vomit

grumbledoak

31,566 posts

234 months

Saturday 2nd February 2008
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Cotty said:
Yep but even so, how good is the seal between the crud on the road and the burger vomit
Yup! I wouldn't, except for comedy value. biggrin


p.s. is it the 'first wednesday' next week?

Cotty

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Saturday 2nd February 2008
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grumbledoak said:
p.s. is it the 'first wednesday' next week?
I beleive it is, beers in the Swan it is

LeoZwalf

2,802 posts

231 months

Wednesday 6th February 2008
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At what point did ANYBODY come up with the question to which this is the answer?!

"Hey y'know what Dave? Every time I get to work in the morning I REALLY fancy a burger but have no way of cooking one, what is the answer to this troubling question??"


Cotty

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Wednesday 6th February 2008
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The other thing is, wouldn't it only cook one side or would the heat radiate. Assuming there is no drainage holes it will just boil in its own fat

groomi

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244 months

Wednesday 6th February 2008
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Cotty, you seem to be taking the quality of the cooking very seriously here. Am I right in thinking that you only have an estate so you can carry a professional BBQ around with you everywhere you go...?

wink

Cotty

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Wednesday 6th February 2008
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I woudn't call my BBQ professional but it is well travelled, Pistonfest, Le Mans etc etc

ian2144

1,665 posts

223 months

Wednesday 6th February 2008
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A new slant on "Meals on wheels"

sliced bread

202 posts

220 months

Wednesday 6th February 2008
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Mmm, seems like there's a bit of scope here. Many years ago a friend of a friend was on a touring/camping holiday in his Fordson pickup and each morning he'd put his dirty laundry into a pressure cooker, fill with hot water, add soap powder, strap on top of rear axle and drive off. When he got to the next campsite all he had to do was rinse through and hang out to dry, ready to wear next day. Lateral thinking, I believe it's called.

On Time

438 posts

198 months

Wednesday 6th February 2008
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At low speeds through residential areas, are we to assume that a following of hungry animals and ferrel children are to be sniffing around the exhaust of your car?


Like the pied piper of the roads.