I recommend the sun-funnel cooker. I recommend it because it is really easy to put together and to cook food. All the materials could be easily found at someone's house. All you need is 1 carboard box, some aluminum foil, a stick, and some glue. The materials are not expensive, so that would be a plus. This would also be a great and easy way to for the people in need to cook their food and it not be a safety hazard. There would be no smoke and no harm against the people using it. I would not want to create a solar power cooker that harmed anyone because we are making them to help people. It can fit a bigger bowl or pot if you need to cook something larger. Out of all the cookers I looked at, I was drawn to this one because of it's simplicity and how it worked showed a lot of potential. It shows that maybe you don't need a really fancy and expensive one, just one that works to your needs. I remember that I used to get some carboard and I would tape some aluminum foil to it and I would sit by our pool and point it at the sun and at my face. I would let it tan me, but when I got to hot I would jump into the water and repeat the cycle. I noticed that it did indeed help me get tanner, which in our case would cook the food.
