Good news for all you eco-conscious foodies, gear up to get your hands over some lip-smacking food that comes with a green tag. Forget the hot smoke of smoking wood, hot coals of charcoal or cooking gas preparing you tempting barbecued food. Designer Mya Yam has come up with a concept that grills food using solar energy.
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Dubbed the “BESS”, short for Barbercue Solar ExpressSystem is a unique system that uses solar energy to barbecue food. It consists of a solar panel that collects the heat from the sun and stores it in the batteries, which power the system. Besides being sustainable, it is also cost-efficient, portable and easy to use.
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Via: Coroflot
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