fireless cooker
Americannoun
noun
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Origin of fireless cooker
An Americanism dating back to 1905–10
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This might be called the first "fireless cooker."
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The Fireless Cooker is especially convenient for the preparation of cereals, meats, vegetables and other dishes that are ordinarily boiled or roasted.
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Once upon a time our family discovered a fireless cooker, and thought that was a wonderful invention for an absent-minded author and a wife who is given to revising manuscripts.
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The advantages of the fireless cooker.
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The fireless cooker prepares the meals 'with a perfection and deliciousness unrealized in the old days.' � bas mother and the way she used to cook!
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