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Wynnster Non Stick Griddle PLate

Price in GBP:
£20.00

Quote: Originally posted by Peter45 on 29/7/2008

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........ I will try to find a suitable windshield and will resign myself to cooking in the tent (which was already getting unbearably hot by 9am each morning !) I had an unleaded burner before and found it deposited thick layers of black soot on everything so would prefer to persevere with gas.

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Thanks Paul..  looks interesting.  Have decided though it's best, on this occasion, if I see before I buy after experience with the JML one which looked and worked great for a couple of trips.. then cracked.  The Coleman gives off so much heat I perhaps need to invest in a heavy cast one - even tho hubby does most of breakfasts and is very gentle with the burners.  If I don't find I will certainly come back to this!

Thanks for your help.

Christine

Quote: Originally posted by hlk01 on 30/7/2008

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Thanks Paul..  looks interesting.  Have decided though it's best, on this occasion, if I see before I buy after experience with the JML one which looked and worked great for a couple of trips.. then cracked.  The Coleman gives off so much heat I perhaps need to invest in a heavy cast one - even tho hubby does most of breakfasts and is very gentle with the burners.  If I don't find I will certainly come back to this!

Thanks for your help.

Christine

 

 

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Well if it helps you any i can tell you we have the very same one and have been using it on the coleman duel fuel stove for about 6+ years and its still is in great shape.

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If you have EHU then you could use a portable induction hob. This is what I use and it cooks everything really quickly. Before we had EHU we used an old 2 ring gas burner/grill that my mum and dad used when we were young (must have been at least 30 years old!!) It cooked ok but was very slow - if we put the kettle on hubby had time to take a shower before it had boiled

I love the induction hob and cook loads of pasta/rice/casserole meals on it. We also have a judge kettle that we use on it and it boils really quickly. We don't have a grill anymore but do take an electric camping toaster and I am hoping to get a Remoska for next year.

Like several previous posters..I use Coleman 424 2 ring with unleaded fuel.

Does the job perfectly :)

Mick

The topic title is "What is the the most powerful cooker?"

Being on a camping forum I assume the person asking meant camping cookers.

I don't believe there is a more powerful camping cooker than a Coleman 424 Dual Fuel Double Burner.

If there is I'd like to see it.............

Quote: Originally posted by Delta9 on 30/7/2008

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Well if it helps you any i can tell you we have the very same one and have been using it on the coleman duel fuel stove for about 6+ years and its still is in great shape.

I'll pop along to Tiso as they are listed as local stockists.. could be just the thing if it has lasted 6 years!  Thanks again.

Christine

Hi,

I have a cast iron cooker with 2 burners that are the same size as the cooker at home, but still had to wait an age for the water to boil.  I quickly realised that the problem was my pans and wind (I was cooking outside). I took my pans from home but the base was too thick, i have since got cheapy cheap pans which heat up really quickly.

Hope this helps.

Mandi

I'm after getting one of these Paella cookers......used one in Cornwall this month and catered for 10 adults......Blimey you can get loads of bacon/eggs/sausage etc on the griddle plate and doing scrambled in a pan was a simplicity itself.

Have a look here...they are the dogs.....You need the tripod legs, burner, regulator and choose a griddle.

http://www.thepaellacompany.co.uk/products.php