EZ-bake in PC

[weirdguy]

For some strange reason, you can only find this on thinkgeek if you know the URL.
http://www.thinkgeek.com/stuff/41/ezbake.shtml

the only thing I would really cook in that is pop-tarts at LAN parties though.

[Malatory]

For some strange reason, you can only find this on thinkgeek if you know the URL.
http://www.thinkgeek.com/stuff/41/ezbake.shtml

the only thing I would really cook in that is pop-tarts at LAN parties though.
What no "Duck Sauce Packet Tart"

Talk about a machine that will need some cooling ...

"I don't know why it over heats. It only happens when I make Vending Machine Casserole for lunch"

:rolleyes:

[slaveofconvention]

mmmm nibbles....

Have to wonder about the drain though - for no good reason whatsoever (I was in a shop, it was cheap) I put an in-car style cigarette lighter into one of my old spare PCs - despite it having a pretty decent 450w power supply it'd still reboot the machine about one time in 3 when I used it....

[Malatory]

The Drain would be about the same as a 100W light Bulb. That is what the old EZ-bake ovens used.

[Aero]

wouldn't this generate alot of heat, which = BAD in most computers

[Chapel]

Thats it, time for my next invention, the PC/Toaster Oven/Dishwasher ;)