Wonder bag

How to Make a Wonder Box Cooker/Cooler: A few years ago a friend showed up at a gathering with a frozen lemonade pie that had traveled quite a long distance and was still frozen solid. “How?” was asked and the reply was “My Wonder Box”. That was my first introduction to the W…

What you see above is not a bean bag chair or a sleeping bag. No, it’s actually a slow cooker. You might have even seen it around this last year or so as it gained momentum in the media. Designed by South Africa-based entrepreneur Sarah Collins, the mission behind the Wonderbag is to empower women in Africa. For every Wonderbag that you buy, another is donated to a women in Africa who needs help feeding her family.

Heat retention cooking has been around for a while, but is enjoying greater attention as people seek to be more economical and “green.” The concept involves bringing food to a boil for a specific a…

Print the instruction card! Making Bread in a Wonder Oven I love my wonder ovens, I keep two sets of them handy for everyday use and I currently have six other sets put away for our preps (for their usefulness if we didn’t have power). They’re essential, in my opinion, in being able to cook …

I know for myself how critical owning a Wonder Oven is to being able to cook with your food storage. There’s no tool out there to compare it to. The conservation of fuel saved by using a wonder oven — worst case scenerio — could be what literally saves your family from running out of …

For Today's Preparedness Project we're going to be making a Wonder Box! Just in case you need a refresher as to what a Wonder Box is . . . Wonder Boxes work like vacuum flasks. In these days when we are being warned of worldwide shortages of food and fuel, this wonder box and it's simplicity is designed to keep fod at the temperature needed for cooking. Using very little fuel you only use about 15 minutes of energy to bring the food to the required temperature and then put it into the Wonder…

It works on the same principle as wrapping a towel around a pot, but better.

When I ran across this tutorial I wanted to make one before I took another dish to a potluck, because it allows you to keep food warm without having power. This DIY project certainly piqued my curiosity...that's for sure. I had never heard of anything like this before and couldn't believe how clever this is.

Heat retention cooking has been around for a while, but is enjoying greater attention as people seek to be more economical and "green." The concept involves bringing food to a boil for a specific a...

YAY!! You’re getting a Wonderbag!! I’m sure you’re excited about getting started with using this revolutionary slow-cooker, so here’s one of my favourite recipes for you to try out! I’ll be adding more tips, ideas, and links to recipes to try as I test them out for you. Before you begin using your Wonderbag, please make […]