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Does anyone have a pattern for a Wonder Box? They are heat-retaining food cookers. They look like huge bean bags with a spot to put a hot saucepan in.
Carrie from Yakima, WA
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RE: Wonder Box Pattern
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Post By Keli R. (Guest Post)
(11/14/2008)
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You can buy the beans at ohanabag.com for $15.00 or you can you to there store at 223 West Center Street Provo, UT
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RE: Wonder Box Pattern
Carrie,
http://ourldsfamily.com/wonderbox has a pattern, sewing instructions, basic recipes, and directions for using the Wonder Box.
I haven't used one yet but will make one soon, and so will several friends. We are looking for a good, thrifty source of polystyrene beads - hopefully with a quantity discount.
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RE: Wonder Box Pattern
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Post By Carrie (Guest Post)
(03/07/2007)
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sort of... the way it was described to me, you can boil water with soup, for example, and then place it in the "wonder box" and it will continue cooking for up to 2 hrs.
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RE: Wonder Box Pattern
do you mean the bags that are padded to carry hot food in.?? like to a potluck dinner???
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