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12-30-2018 | 03:01 PM

#81

Ted Striker

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From: B6

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Originally Posted by Std Deviation

So someone can carry a flute and a bicycle but I can’t plug in my crockpot on a BOS - SFO transcon to slow roast a 7 pound rump roast? It was done in 5 hours. Plenty of time to clean up before TOD.

Quick question for experienced 190 guys....where do you plug in your George Foreman grill? I can’t find an outlet.

You’re going to want to bring your own.... this way you can use the foreman while simultaneously using the Ninja blender at the same time.

12-30-2018 | 06:58 PM

#82

BeatNavy

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Originally Posted by Std Deviation

There’s an outlet on each side for iPad chargers. Not sure if it has enough juice for a foreman grill. Bigger problem is lack of cooking space, and lack of time at cruise to cook. I’ll take the fumier/roomier flight deck I guess. Hopefully the a220 has a nice cooking outlet and ample space with no fume issues. Win win for all you cockpit cookers.

12-30-2018 | 07:57 PM

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coopervane

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From: At JBLU

This is what I use. Comes with a carry bag. No outlet needed. Propane. Fits on the bus tray table nicely.

Does pancakes, sausage, bacon......GREAT omelette.

12-31-2018 | 02:16 AM

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Bluedriver

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From: Airbus Capt

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Originally Posted by coopervane

This is what I use. Comes with a carry bag. No outlet needed. Propane. Fits on the bus tray table nicely.

Does pancakes, sausage, bacon......GREAT omelette.

I want one! Link please?

The Airbus has so many FUMES (not odors) in the cabin air that a little propane exhaust won't even move the needle.