What is this? Trash ot treasure?

[Blast it Tom!]

So my wife and I found a nicer version of this little old-fashioned slow cooker ar a yard sale for $3, and this one is either trash or treasure.

Does anyone use heat for curing processes, melting out, or any such stuff? Granted it's a small chamber, but so far the little rocketry I've managed to do is small stuff.

Alien Elvis needs to know! Other than a hot plate for when I'm in the doghouse and have to warm a can of beans, does anybody see a rocketry use for this little heat chamber?

 

[teepot]

Cooking R Candy

 

[Peartree]

Good for cooking in the kitchen. We really liked ours... until it finally died.

 

[BigMacDaddy]

Trash vs. treasure depends on how much space you have as well as your tolerance for clutter...

Combining the heating element (if it can be removed) with a fan would likely create a good drying station...

 

[SolarYellow]

Combining the heating element (if it can be removed) with a fan would likely create a good drying station...

Or the start of a very small vacuum forming table. I might actually do that if I had the hardware sitting around. I suppose one could possibly pull apart a toaster oven...

 

[Blast it Tom!]

Good for cooking in the kitchen. We really liked ours... until it finally died.

Yes, we "upgraded" to the type with the glass lid that can be inverted and used as a serving dish! For $3! Sheesh... do you want this one?

Thanks all, for some good ideas! I need some way to monitor temperature, but clearly I can do something with it...

Trash vs. treasure depends on how much space you have as well as your tolerance for clutter...

Well, not my tolerance...

 

[Peartree]

Yes, we "upgraded" to the type with the glass lid that can be inverted and used as a serving dish! For $3! Sheesh... do you want this one?

No thanks. Our kitchen is full of enough gadgets at this point anyway.