Camp Stove Solar Cooker Educational Kit Hot Dog Hamburger Chicken Rice Water

Description

Slow cook 2 cups of water, rice, a hamburger, a hot dog and a piece of chicken in 2 cup sized pans.  90 minutes to 2 hours until the contents are piping hot and fully cooked. Great way to demonstrate solar cooking and have some great samples to share. Or just use it to cook a serving for yourself.
This is a Mini Copenhagen Solar Cooker kit. The kit has 4 reflective panels, 4 spring clips, 2 laser cut base pieces and a shoelace.
The 4 reflective panels are 9.5" x 9.5"  (24.25cm x 24.25cm)
The 2 base panels are 5" x 5"  (12.5cm x 12.5cm)
NOTE: The pictures with 5 minis show different cooking vessels that work in this single 1 listed here.
The Mini Copenhagen is a durable cooker that can be used to teach students about how sunshine can be easily collected and converted to heat energy to cook with. There are several good solar cooker lesson plans online. The Solar Education Project gdsnoprofit.org is an excellent source for educators or parents to learn more about solar cooking.
Fits in any backpack.
It will heat water hot enough (140F - 150F * 60C - 65.5C) to kill pathogens. Most foods will reach an internal temperature of 165F - 78C to 185F - 88C if heated for 1 to 2 hours. Use pans that hold 2 cups - .47L or less.
The cooking pans are not included. Glass bowls with lids, small cast iron teapots, any smaller dark pan with a tight fitting lid can be used. Canned foods can be heated in can but poke a hole in lid to release steam. Cover can with clean black sock. Hot dog, smores, large cupcake, hot cocoa, tea, coffee, hamburger, nachos, oatmeal, or whatever you can fit in a 2 cup .47L cooking container.
The solar cooking blog Sunshine On My Shoulder has a review of the Mini Copenhagen. This listing is for one Mini Copenhagen. The pictures of 5 are just to illustrate some foods you can cook in it.