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Coleman dual fuel for fast and brutal heat.

Cobb for evening meal - usually with enough from 1 brick fill to cook a meal(roast, grilled,fried or hot smoked!), pancakes for dessert and enough power left to boil a kettle- perfick! 

Quote: Originally posted by lms0110 on 10/6/2009

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Quote: Originally posted by AngelicMinx on 09/6/2009

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Coleman duel fuel stove.

Fantastic bit of kit :)

Angie

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Angie - is that the dual burner which looks as if it got a gas canister attached to the front?

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Quote: Originally posted by grapefruitmoon on 11/6/2009

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A real fire!

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Use camp fire with an 8 litre Dutch oven for soups, curry, chilli, casserole etc

Use an Epigas Alpine stove (one of the small remote canister backpacking stoves) for loads of things, like omeletes, bacon, fried bread and all

And I use a small wood burning stove, home made from two tin cans, to boil a kettle of water - works a treat with wood chips, so doesn't cost me a penny!

i use the large single burner that screws ontop of the gas cylinder, all i have ever needed.

PS i take down pre frozen meals on hols that i just need to reheat

PS 1, i am on tight budget so this works for me as i dont have to buy food out and still have lots of camping hols