Fancy building a parabolic solar cooker which can cook food and boil water in less than 30 minutes.
On special offer is a range of parabolic paper templates which have been designed and printed using specialist CAD software, accurate to 0.01mm and printed on high gloss 80gsm paper.
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Due to the success of the post: How to Build a Parabolic Solar Oven. It seems only logical to write a follow up post on the art of building a parabolic solar cooker.
There are so many different designs of solar cookers out there, choosing the right type of solar cooker can prove quite daunting.
So which solar cooker is the best design I hear you ask…
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A collage of some of my favourite solar cookers.

1 – Parabolic Solar Cooker Array
2 – Parabolic Cardboard Dish
3 – Parabolic Solar Cooker
4 – BCK
5 – HotPot
Each week a new batch of solar cooker pictures will be posted including a review of each solar cooker. Read more…
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There are many different types of Solar cookers, however they all follow three basic designs: -
Box Solar Cooker:

Box cookers are the most common type made for personal use. There are over several hundred thousand in India alone.
Despite the name “box” cooker, they are made in both circular and rectangular shapes. They consist of an enclosed inner box covered with clear glass or plastic, a reflector, and insulation. There is a wide variety of patterns and plans for the box cooker. While they do not heat quickly, they do provide slow, even cooking and are extremely cheap to make. Box cookers are very easy and safe to use, and fairly easy to construct. Box cooker Building Plans Read more…
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