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Old 30th Jun 2015, 10:57 pm   #21
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Default Re: Hot Dogger Cooker

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Could it be that US hot-dogs are designed to work on 110-117V whereas our sausages are 230-250V?
Just put two in series.................

Seriously, I think it's quite a well designed device. Almost fool-proof, even for Americans.
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I'm betting at least one user tried lining this thing with aluminium foil for easy clean up...
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