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We have a Cadac Carri Chef with just the griddle but have now bought a griddle plate that sits on our double burner grill and we can get as much food cooking on it as we could the Cadac. We need to lose some kit as we are running out of space in the car and a Cadac does take up a fair bit of space. We are really pleased with the griddle plate which cost £14.99 from Argos and when we need a gas ring at the same time we have one of those little single burners.

Carol

Quote: Originally posted by PigletandTigger on 20/5/2007

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Does anyone know how welll the full sized partygrill packs up?   I'm quite tempted by one for sies where charcoal BBQ's aren't allowed. We usually use a griddle on the Coleman so I don;t really need one! But at that price, given we travel with a 907 cylinder anyway, it might be affordable?

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Quote: Originally posted by MarciaA on 24/5/2007

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Quote: Originally posted by PigletandTigger on 20/5/2007

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Does anyone know how welll the full sized partygrill packs up?   I'm quite tempted by one for sies where charcoal BBQ's aren't allowed. We usually use a griddle on the Coleman so I don;t really need one! But at that price, given we travel with a 907 cylinder anyway, it might be affordable?

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Packed size Width 62cm x Height 52cm x Depth 14cm or so the website says. I'm now torn between the full size one and the table top one (there are only two of us but always nice to have options)!

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the Cadac looks great but are they really as versatile as they sound?Do you really use all the different plates or stick with using the same ones?

I'm tempted but don't want it to be another one of those things that you spend all that money on then half of the kit remains unused.

use a cadac carry chef deluxe or the smaller safari chef depending on length of trip, other than a single burner (for hot water) all other stoves BBQ's have endeded up redundant. Can cook a whole meal on the carry chef

geoffnet,

Did they have anymore? How come so cheap?

We use a Beauclaire to cook on outside or in the awning if it's raiing. We also use two Air grills also in the awning, they're fantastic, thermostatic control as well as timers on them, if I could find them for sale I'd buy another & keep it in the attic as a spare. This has meant we've never used the cooker in the caravan other than the odd saucepan job.

The beauclaire we currently have is our 2nd, I'm wondering if I could cook for 6 of us on a cadac the way I can on the Beauclaire, for no reason other than I fancy trying something different. The beauclaire griddle plate & deep pan for stir frying will take some beating. Can someone tell me which Cadac to go for with 6 to cook for please.

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