Camping Stoves for an enjoyable outoor experience

Cooking on camp stoves can be a little tricky sometimes. After all, it’s not like turning on the stove at home. The stoves you use can be anywhere from a Coleman ( probably the most recognized name) to a pocket chef.

Some folks like the tri-pod grill which is a 2 piece grill with tripod legs that supports a nickel plated grill. It’s easy to use as you can slide the grill up and down making it ideal for making coffee or to raise or lower a kettle as needed. One of it best features is that it breaks down into a small caring unit. Grids are popular to put over the coals and can fold u with weights of about 1 pound. To help the taste, consider using hickory chips to provide flavor. These come in various sizes. One called a pack grill which is small and can be used for backpacking.

Then there are the many—many propane stoves both singe and double burners some with windshields on 3 sides, one and off knobs. made of baked enamel. Some even come with piezo lighter for self lighting. Who said that this is not like turning on the stove at home?:--) :--)

Don’t forget that there are Fold-A-Stoves that use solid fuel tablets----great for emergency usage.

The most popular item we had and it sold very well was the sterno stove. It was a fold up kit with a fold up stove, 2 cans of steno and a book of matches. Excellent item for emergency use. A down side to sterno is that it evaporates, so check your kit every few months or so to make sure that it is still usuable.

Stake grill

This grill on a stake can be placed anywhere areound the fire, this nickel plated grill adjusts to any height and swings 360%. It holds 20 pounds, and come with a utensil tray.

Hank Roberts mini stove

This lightweight stove is very compact and ideal for the backpacker. You can be cooking in 30 seconds, so it is ideal if you are hungry. It can also boil 1 liter of water in 7 minutes.

Then there is a single burner stove that threads on fuel supply. Its a mountain lite stove. Great for backpackers This lightweight stove is made of stainless steel. It has a foldout pot support for larger cooking surfaces.

Fuel canisters

Fuel canisters come in various sizes. Some come threaded and some come as punture cans. If you are not using canisters (which is probably the easiest way to go) and need a fuel bottle, nalgene put out some nice ones in pint an quart sizes.They come with a self storing pour spout. Also if you are using liquid fuel, don't forget the funnel.

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