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product_id: 471654238
title: "SolCook All Season Solar Cooker - Camping Cookware, Fruit & Food Dehydrator, Camp Stove, Fruit Canning Supplies, Camping Gear, Survival Gear, Emergency Supplies, (17) Camper"
brand: "sol cook"
price: "R8008"
currency: ZAR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 5
url: https://www.desertcart.co.za/products/471654238-solcook-all-season-solar-cooker-camping-cookware-fruit-and-food
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# Lightweight 1.8 kg, foldable & portable 1.5 kW solar power output Durable polypropylene & UV reflective film SolCook All Season Solar Cooker - Camping Cookware, Fruit & Food Dehydrator, Camp Stove, Fruit Canning Supplies, Camping Gear, Survival Gear, Emergency Supplies, (17) Camper

**Brand:** sol cook
**Price:** R8008
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☀️ Cook Clean, Live Bold — Solar Power Your Next Adventure!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SolCook All Season Solar Cooker - Camping Cookware, Fruit & Food Dehydrator, Camp Stove, Fruit Canning Supplies, Camping Gear, Survival Gear, Emergency Supplies, (17) Camper by sol cook
- **How much does it cost?** R8008 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.za](https://www.desertcart.co.za/products/471654238-solcook-all-season-solar-cooker-camping-cookware-fruit-and-food)

## Best For

- sol cook enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sol cook brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **More Than Just Cooking:** Bake, steam, dehydrate, and preserve fresh produce faster than electric dehydrators.
- • **All-Day Cooking Freedom:** Utilizes up to 12 hours of sunlight for uninterrupted meal prep on the go.
- • **Pack Light, Cook Anywhere:** Compact, foldable design fits effortlessly into your backpack or emergency kit.
- • **Built to Brave the Elements:** Weather-resistant materials ensure reliable performance in any outdoor condition.
- • **Harness the Sun, Ditch the Fuel:** Cook up to 335°F using pure solar energy—no gas, no fire, zero emissions.

## Overview

The SolCook All Season Solar Cooker is a lightweight, durable, and eco-friendly solar oven designed for outdoor enthusiasts and emergency preparedness. With a maximum temperature of 335°F and 1.5 kW solar power output, it enables versatile cooking—baking, boiling, steaming, and dehydrating—without fuel or electricity. Its foldable polypropylene construction and UV-protected reflective film make it portable and weather-resistant, perfect for camping, hiking, and sustainable living.

## Description

lightweight and durable hybrid panel/box type solar cooker. Used around the world. Just the right temperature for cooking food and pasteurizing water. Users report temperatures up to 335 F.

Review: Ich finde ihn super, er ist nach Sonnenstand einstellbar und es passen mehrere Töpfe gleichzeitig rein! Er funktioniert auch gut in den deutschen Breitengraden. Klare Kaufempfehlung.
Review: I was very surprised how well this oven worked. As the developer promised, pay close attention to the folds and construction. Even before I realized my mistake with the order and the folds, I made a toast and melted cheese sandwich, followed by some stir fry veggies and an egg. Once I got the building figured out, the device got up to 325 degrees on a not particularly sunny but hot Arizona late morning (from 10 a.m. to noon) and quickly cooked up a batch of muffins. Next came a couple of quiches, and then some more muffins. These were done without the best of vessels. A pizza rock that had blackened with use was turned upside for the base on top of a veggie holder that came in our new indoor oven. (The round grill that came with it was not easy to use as it is easily tipped .) I used my red silicon muffin form on the rock and then covered it with another blackened pizza pan set up on a couple pieces of wood on the side so the pan didn't touch the muffins. All that went into one of the two plastic bags that came with it. Ordered a 2-inch high pizza pan (in black) to take the place of the shallow pizza pan. It makes the process of sliding tray into bag and onto cooler a breeze. And I did go ahead and get a set of pots to make life easier with beans, rice, etc. A black wrought iron skillet worked well, too, for first toast and cheese. And today with leftover muffin batter, I put it in a bread pan, put that into the small black skillet with the big skillet on top, and that went into plastic bag on top of the unsteady grill. That all went onto of a couple of car window reflectors. What can go wrong? As for the cooker, besides getting the folds worked into the "memory" of the material, it's important to position the oven for morning/evening and 10 to 2 cooking. As the developer said, practicing and working with the unit is necessary to get it right. You have to see where the sun is reflecting into the tray and then you have to learn how to set the wingnuts to hold the panels in the correct position. Wind was not the problem I feared it might be. We have some pretty strong winds in the afternoons in Arizona. Luckily the All Season Solar Oven has plenty of spaces in the design that allow wind to go through it without carrying it away. Plus, the food inside is going to weight it down. And I've got three bricks to use around the base to keep it from sliding on the table. I see many hours of usage for this thing. Beans, rice, quinoa, bread, muffins, stir fries, pizzas. Besides cutting down on oven use and cost, the greater advantage results in keeping the house cool and comfortable without having to run the AC more. I tried a couple of less expensive cookers, but they were flimsy and not worth the money. This one is a bit more expensive, but with it, in our opinion. Also, it's easy to clean.

## Features

- ECO-FRIENDLY & EFFICIENT – Save money on fuel by harnessing the power of the sun to cook delicious meals! This essential piece of camping gear is a sustainable, earth-friendly alternative to traditional cooking methods
- PERFECT FOR CAMPING & OUTDOOR ADVENTURES – Utilizes up to 12 hours of sunlight for optimum convenience. Whether you're camping, hiking, or off-grid, this solar cooker ensures you can prepare hot meals anywhere—no fire, gas, or electricity required
- LIGHTWEIGHT & PORTABLE – Designed for easy transport, this compact solar cooker folds neatly for hassle-free storage and carrying, making it ideal for camping, backpacking, and emergency situations
- DURABLE & WEATHER-RESISTANT – Built with high-quality polypropylene, this solar oven withstands outdoor elements, ensuring long-lasting performance in harsh outdoor environments
- VERSATILE FOR COOKING – Bake, boil, steam, or roast a variety of meals, from soups and veggies to meats and desserts. Achieve consistent cooking results with the power of sunlight and the right equipment
- PEAK PRESERVATION & DEHYDRATION – Preserve produce at its peak and reduce garden waste by making your own spices or canned goods. Dehydrate ripe fruit or vegetables in small, daily batches to build your long-term storage throughout the harvest. Faster than electric dehydrators.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B074S74FQC |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,222,208 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #3,204 in Pressure Cookers |
| Brand | SOL COOK |
| Fuel Type | Solar |
| Included Components | Cooking Rack and Reusable Cooking Bags |
| Item Weight | 1 kg 810 g |
| Manufacture Year | 2025 |
| Manufacturer | SolCook |
| Material | Polypropylene Fluteboard, commercial grade UV protected reflective film |
| Maximum Energy Output | 1.5 Kilowatts |
| Power Source | Solar Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 71.1L x 71.1W x 71.1H Centimeters |
| UPC | 614324949275 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SOL COOK
- **Fuel Type:** Solar
- **Item Weight:** 1.81 kg
- **Manufacture Year:** 2025
- **Material:** Polypropylene Fluteboard, commercial grade UV protected reflective film
- **Maximum Energy Output:** 1.5 Kilowatts
- **Power Source:** Solar Powered
- **Product Dimensions:** 71.1L x 71.1W x 71.1H Centimeters
- **UPC:** 614324949275

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: I couldn't find the temperature rating. Can it get to baking temps (350-400)?**
A: I have 3 types of solar ovens. After cooking in them for years and researching issues:

You can use any type of cookware, including silicon molds. I like the Tupperware bakeware that's some sort of black composite and feels like heavy tupperware. Go to thrift stores and buy dark pans. Watch YouTube videos on how to cook anything.

Temps: YouTube videos taught me that solar ovens will cook anything at 250F. It doesn't matter what the baked good recipe says. If you heat the oven to 350F then place food inside (any kind of dough, etc.) the temperature drops until the temp of the food catches up with the oven temp. But I bake cookies nonetheless. They won't bake as fast and require periodic checking...Same with pancakes. But cooking occurs whether it's 325F or 400F. The trick is getting the oven pointed at the sun. I don't have the built-in guide. I just make certain the shadow is equal off the backside, pointing away from the sun, on both sides... Water purification occurs between 160-180F. This is why you just bring it to a boil and it's ready.

OffGrid Doug &Stacy on YouTube have a lot of cooking videos like hardboiling eggs without a pot and water.

I don't own this type of solar oven, but it appears to be manufactured out of something more than the original cardboard. Or it's coated in yellow plastic? My SOS solar oven is great for cooking briskets. My Sun Oven is also useful for dehydrating vegetables and the swinging rack is genius.

**Q: I read of some people not being able to use this to cook food? Has anyone experienced this? Thanks.**
A: We got one and I wasn't sure about eating meat cooked in it... but we burned lasagna the first time we cooked in it. I figure if it's hot enough to burn food, it's hot enough to cook meat. I havent had any problems being able to cook food in it.

**Q: whats the best cookware to use with this and where can I buy it?**
A: The best is dark in color, fairly thin, and with a tight-fitting lid. Lots of different types of cookware can work, but if you are just starting out, get yourself a Granite Ware 3 pound round roasting pan with lid. These are the "go to" pot for a lot of solar cooking. For myself, even after 20 years of solar cooking, and with a plethora of solar pans in my collection, I still use my round Granite Ware pot for 60-70 percent of my solar cooking.

**Q: what are the folded/collapsed dimensions?**
A: "When folded for shipment the cooker is in a 18 by 16 by 4 inch box. Once out of the box it can be folded in half to form a 48" by 24" by 1/2". I fold them small to fit in the box. This saves a lot on shipping because the box is not oversize. Once out of the box, I just fold mine in half and store it flat under the bunk in my motorhome,

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by N***I on 27 July 2024*

Ich finde ihn super, er ist nach Sonnenstand einstellbar und es passen mehrere Töpfe gleichzeitig rein! Er funktioniert auch gut in den deutschen Breitengraden. Klare Kaufempfehlung.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by B***C on 13 July 2025*

I was very surprised how well this oven worked. As the developer promised, pay close attention to the folds and construction. Even before I realized my mistake with the order and the folds, I made a toast and melted cheese sandwich, followed by some stir fry veggies and an egg. Once I got the building figured out, the device got up to 325 degrees on a not particularly sunny but hot Arizona late morning (from 10 a.m. to noon) and quickly cooked up a batch of muffins. Next came a couple of quiches, and then some more muffins. These were done without the best of vessels. A pizza rock that had blackened with use was turned upside for the base on top of a veggie holder that came in our new indoor oven. (The round grill that came with it was not easy to use as it is easily tipped .) I used my red silicon muffin form on the rock and then covered it with another blackened pizza pan set up on a couple pieces of wood on the side so the pan didn't touch the muffins. All that went into one of the two plastic bags that came with it. Ordered a 2-inch high pizza pan (in black) to take the place of the shallow pizza pan. It makes the process of sliding tray into bag and onto cooler a breeze. And I did go ahead and get a set of pots to make life easier with beans, rice, etc. A black wrought iron skillet worked well, too, for first toast and cheese. And today with leftover muffin batter, I put it in a bread pan, put that into the small black skillet with the big skillet on top, and that went into plastic bag on top of the unsteady grill. That all went onto of a couple of car window reflectors. What can go wrong? As for the cooker, besides getting the folds worked into the "memory" of the material, it's important to position the oven for morning/evening and 10 to 2 cooking. As the developer said, practicing and working with the unit is necessary to get it right. You have to see where the sun is reflecting into the tray and then you have to learn how to set the wingnuts to hold the panels in the correct position. Wind was not the problem I feared it might be. We have some pretty strong winds in the afternoons in Arizona. Luckily the All Season Solar Oven has plenty of spaces in the design that allow wind to go through it without carrying it away. Plus, the food inside is going to weight it down. And I've got three bricks to use around the base to keep it from sliding on the table. I see many hours of usage for this thing. Beans, rice, quinoa, bread, muffins, stir fries, pizzas. Besides cutting down on oven use and cost, the greater advantage results in keeping the house cool and comfortable without having to run the AC more. I tried a couple of less expensive cookers, but they were flimsy and not worth the money. This one is a bit more expensive, but with it, in our opinion. Also, it's easy to clean.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by C***. on 1 December 2025*

Llegó a tiempo y parece bien. Hasta ahora no hemos podido probarlo.

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