| Cooking with the power of the sun
The HOT POT™ is the new alternative for eco-conscious campers, outdoorspeople, and their families - an integrated solar cooking system which is:
High-performing In sunny and clear conditions, the HOT POT™ will boil a quart of water in under an hour and cook a four-pound chicken in about two hours.
Versatile: From soups and stews, grains and pulses to whole meat roasts and even breads and cakes - the HOT POT™ is suitable for any dish which does not require frying. Awaken your creativity!
Great for healthy and delicious cooking with the power of the sun Keep the nutrients and vitamins in your food, while giving your dishes an authentic slow-cooked flavor everyone will love. No more burned or greasy food!
Portable: Take it with you everywhere you go - the HOT POT™ and its foldable aluminum reflector are easily stowed in a backpack.
Durable: The HOT POT™ is a quality manufactured product. From the tempered glass bowl to the steel cooking pot and aluminum reflectors, all parts are rugged and designed for outdoor use to give you many years of solar cooking experiences.
Easy to use: Set up and get cooking in under 30 seconds! Clean all parts using only a moist non-abrasive cloth and mild soap. (Instruction manual included.)
Safe: No fire, no smoke, no burns. The HOT POT™ is a safe alternative to any conventional cooking system and suitable for "no open fires" areas.
Timesaving: With the HOT POT™, there's no need to haul fuel, chop wood or light a fire. Enjoy the outdoors without having to supervise your food - it'll be waiting for you when you get back (just make sure it's out of reach of wildlife!).
Great value: Tests have shown the HOT POT™ to be the most high-performing solar cooker in its price class.
The HOT POT™ is comprised of a 5.3-quart, black-enameled steel pot supported by its rim inside a covered, transparent, tempered glass bowl and polished aluminum reflector panels.

How it Works...
The sun's rays are concentrated by the aluminum reflector and projected through the glass bowl onto the steel pot, which converts solar energy into heat. As there is a half-inch of air space between the steel pot and the glass bowl, heat is retained inside the glass bowl, creating a miniature "greenhouse" effect which maintains cooking temperatures. |