Need Ideas for a good electric grill for cooking while on the truck?

The George Foreman grills, or something similar.

Get a bigger one, not the teeny tiny one. They go on sale a lot so...keep your eyes open.

I'm sure there other options for electric grills, an others will suggest them.

Don't forget you can do a lot with a crock pot, one of those lunch box ovens, and other things. They all come in various sizes. Hope your partner enjoys good food to, otherwise you may end up outside cooking.


Sirscrapntruckalot - I eat therefore your round.

 

My girlfriend uses this. One can of fuel lasts her a couple weeks and she cooks a lot. I use a plug in griddle stove and it works good for me. I like it because it’s a heat source and pan in one so takes a lot less space. Though she can use different pans on hers.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01N2ASSH5?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_image

 

I'd suggest a coleman camp stove. Sit it on your catwalk and cook away. Cooking in the truck leaves alot of sticky residue all over. You might not mind but the next guy that gets assigned the truck will. I was that guy once. Whole top of truck was like a range hood over a stove.

 

You're going to b making big bucks, you can afford good meals at top dives while on the road so why try to make it yourself.

From an owners point of view, learn how to use a microwave. There is always a mess in a box with a lot of plastic.

 

If you use the microwave find some cheap ceramic dishes so you can get that food out of the plastic. Plastic will seep into the foods in a microwave and over time eating all that will be bad.

 

Do a web search for 12 volt RV cooking. Alot of possibilities of things available.

 

Mobile 12 Volt Cooking Appliances at RoadTrucker.com

 

I warm my food with a hot logic food warmer. Works great

 

Get the sunbeam rocket grill! No greasy mess to deal with! The mess stays in the bags! Meat is yummy and it cooks fast! Plus its healthier for u bc its not sitting in its fat!