Do you like to go to sporting events and tailgate? Or do you like to go camping or glamping? Do you like to do picnics in the park? These can all call for a means of cooking. Sure you can use the provided camp grills, or bring your own charcoal grill. Or you can grab some propane tanks and take a gas grill. Even still you can take a generator and electric griddle. Any of these are the common source for cooking at those outdoor functions. Why not an appliance that uses your common cast iron or magnetic stainless steel cookware? Why not a device whose glass around the pan stays comparatively cool while you cook? Why not an appliance with an app timer that tells you when time’s up? This is exactly what Newr built. Newr has the answer to these questions for your outdoor functions with Chef, its battery-powered smart induction burner with iPhone app integration. Here are 6 advantages of having a Chef as your cooking source and 6 disadvantages of using something else.
Chef is battery powered induction burner that can add peace of mind knowing you will be able to celebrate all pregame and cook your famous bacon-wrapped jalapeño poppers. Real cooking is short bursts at full power and longer stretches at lower levels, where a charge goes much further — the battery is sized for exactly that, so no need to worry about taking a generator with you for cooking. If you plan to support your favorite sports team, picnic in the park, or go camping then Chef is the ideal cooking choice.
When glamping or tailgating, you only have a certain amount of space for the gear. Too often this space is plagued with large “portable” gas or charcoal grills or generators or propane tanks, well not anymore. Chef is portable, storable, and can be set up on almost any flat surface and it takes up about the same space as a case of water. So if you are pressed with where to store your grill, just remember Chef can be stored in a space about the size of the pocket on the back of your seat.
Do you travel to state or national parks, state or national forests, or wildlife preserves? If so, likely you have been to one of these beautiful places during a fire ban or with no open flame. Chef is an induction burner so you can cook your meals even during the driest of climates without the worry of having a potential ignition source.
If you live in a household with small children then likely you have had to say “don't touch the stove it's still HOT”. Chef provides its cooking using an induction burner. The principle behind induction is it only heats the ferromagnetic cookware directly and not the adjacent surfaces. This means the glass around the pan stays comparatively cool during cooking — and the LED ring warns you while the surface is still hot afterward. If cooking safely around kids is important to you then Chef is an ideal choice.
Chef charges from any standard electrical outlet (US 110-120V) with its supplied AC power supply, or from compatible solar panels — see the manual for panel specifications. The flexibility and availability of electricity mean that almost anywhere Chef can be easily charged. So if you need a reliable cooking source that can be conveniently recharged, then Chef is a great solution.
How many times has the perfect day for a tailgate been ruined by a sudden rain shower? Or by the wind? Chef is sealed and water-resistant, so rain and spray don't affect performance. Wind is a separate matter, and induction handles it for a separate reason: there's no flame to blow out. A gust that would kill a propane burner means nothing to a magnetic field. Whenever you are planning to cook outdoors, turn and grab your Chef.
If you want to cook a meal on a grill or stove, you are subject to where the cooking appliance is located. If you want to move your setup due to a change in the wind, or bears, you will be stuck trying to maneuver this bulky, hot, and noisy appliance. It is not too dissimilar to a dog on a leash. The dog is always happiest when it is off the leash and able to run—time to cook freely with Chef.
Today's mainstream tailgating or portable grills typically require tanks, hoses, and cords to be able to operate your grill and cook your food. You will need to keep the gym membership to haul the tanks, generators, fuel cans, or battery packs. Save the lifting for the gym and get Chef!
Today's best induction stovetops recently achieved a milestone rating of 125kWh/yr; however, this is limited to the cost of energy at the time of cooking. With the ability to couple a battery to your cooking appliance, you will be able to charge when collecting solar energy further reducing the cost of cooking to achieve the lowest possible energy rating of an induction cooking device.
The latest grills and stovetops have many sizes and options, but they don't have the flexibility to expand the cooking surface by adding additional devices. This means that the maximum size of the cooking surface is limited to the overall device dimensions. This is a big hindrance to being able to adjust on the fly the cooking surface to feed more or fewer people. Chef gives you one 10.5-inch cooking area that sets up in under a minute and stows just as fast — no assembly, no install, no fuel to carry.
Why is it that we encourage notifications from our fantasy app, doorbell, or email, but we don't have an app to time the pot and tell us when time's up? Cooking technology has been left behind for too long and it is time to bring it to the forefront. With Chef and the Newr app, all of the information from cooking will be shared to your connected iPhone and help you reduce stress and eliminate cooking errors.
Most cooking appliances are designed to be used indoors or outdoors or on the go. This means that you have an appliance for cooking indoors, an appliance for cooking outdoors, and yet another appliance for cooking on the go. This is likely three different appliances to have cooking fuel for, different controls to learn, and different acceptable cookware for. Why not streamline your cooking experiences into one platform which is uniquely designed to be perfect indoors, perfect outdoors, or perfect on the go—welcome the perfect addition to the outdoor activity to the whole cooking solution, the Newr Chef.
Do you like to go to sporting events and tailgate? Or do you like to go camping or glamping? Do you like to do picnics in the park? These can all call for a means of cooking. Sure you can use the provided camp grills, or bring your own charcoal grill. Or you can grab some propane tanks and take a gas grill. Even still you can take a generator and electric griddle. Any of these are the common source for cooking at those outdoor functions. Why not an appliance that uses your common cast iron or magnetic stainless steel cookware? Why not a device whose glass around the pan stays comparatively cool while you cook? Why not an appliance with an app timer that tells you when time’s up? This is exactly what Newr built. Newr has the answer to these questions for your outdoor functions with Chef, its battery-powered smart induction burner with iPhone app integration. Here are 6 advantages of having a Chef as your cooking source and 6 disadvantages of using something else.
Chef is battery powered induction burner that can add peace of mind knowing you will be able to celebrate all pregame and cook your famous bacon-wrapped jalapeño poppers. Real cooking is short bursts at full power and longer stretches at lower levels, where a charge goes much further — the battery is sized for exactly that, so no need to worry about taking a generator with you for cooking. If you plan to support your favorite sports team, picnic in the park, or go camping then Chef is the ideal cooking choice.
When glamping or tailgating, you only have a certain amount of space for the gear. Too often this space is plagued with large “portable” gas or charcoal grills or generators or propane tanks, well not anymore. Chef is portable, storable, and can be set up on almost any flat surface and it takes up about the same space as a case of water. So if you are pressed with where to store your grill, just remember Chef can be stored in a space about the size of the pocket on the back of your seat.
Do you travel to state or national parks, state or national forests, or wildlife preserves? If so, likely you have been to one of these beautiful places during a fire ban or with no open flame. Chef is an induction burner so you can cook your meals even during the driest of climates without the worry of having a potential ignition source.
If you live in a household with small children then likely you have had to say “don't touch the stove it's still HOT”. Chef provides its cooking using an induction burner. The principle behind induction is it only heats the ferromagnetic cookware directly and not the adjacent surfaces. This means the glass around the pan stays comparatively cool during cooking — and the LED ring warns you while the surface is still hot afterward. If cooking safely around kids is important to you then Chef is an ideal choice.
Chef charges from any standard electrical outlet (US 110-120V) with its supplied AC power supply, or from compatible solar panels — see the manual for panel specifications. The flexibility and availability of electricity mean that almost anywhere Chef can be easily charged. So if you need a reliable cooking source that can be conveniently recharged, then Chef is a great solution.
How many times has the perfect day for a tailgate been ruined by a sudden rain shower? Or by the wind? Chef is sealed and water-resistant, so rain and spray don't affect performance. Wind is a separate matter, and induction handles it for a separate reason: there's no flame to blow out. A gust that would kill a propane burner means nothing to a magnetic field. Whenever you are planning to cook outdoors, turn and grab your Chef.
If you want to cook a meal on a grill or stove, you are subject to where the cooking appliance is located. If you want to move your setup due to a change in the wind, or bears, you will be stuck trying to maneuver this bulky, hot, and noisy appliance. It is not too dissimilar to a dog on a leash. The dog is always happiest when it is off the leash and able to run—time to cook freely with Chef.
Today's mainstream tailgating or portable grills typically require tanks, hoses, and cords to be able to operate your grill and cook your food. You will need to keep the gym membership to haul the tanks, generators, fuel cans, or battery packs. Save the lifting for the gym and get Chef!
Today's best induction stovetops recently achieved a milestone rating of 125kWh/yr; however, this is limited to the cost of energy at the time of cooking. With the ability to couple a battery to your cooking appliance, you will be able to charge when collecting solar energy further reducing the cost of cooking to achieve the lowest possible energy rating of an induction cooking device.
The latest grills and stovetops have many sizes and options, but they don't have the flexibility to expand the cooking surface by adding additional devices. This means that the maximum size of the cooking surface is limited to the overall device dimensions. This is a big hindrance to being able to adjust on the fly the cooking surface to feed more or fewer people. Chef gives you one 10.5-inch cooking area that sets up in under a minute and stows just as fast — no assembly, no install, no fuel to carry.
Why is it that we encourage notifications from our fantasy app, doorbell, or email, but we don't have an app to time the pot and tell us when time's up? Cooking technology has been left behind for too long and it is time to bring it to the forefront. With Chef and the Newr app, all of the information from cooking will be shared to your connected iPhone and help you reduce stress and eliminate cooking errors.
Most cooking appliances are designed to be used indoors or outdoors or on the go. This means that you have an appliance for cooking indoors, an appliance for cooking outdoors, and yet another appliance for cooking on the go. This is likely three different appliances to have cooking fuel for, different controls to learn, and different acceptable cookware for. Why not streamline your cooking experiences into one platform which is uniquely designed to be perfect indoors, perfect outdoors, or perfect on the go—welcome the perfect addition to the outdoor activity to the whole cooking solution, the Newr Chef.
