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22/6/2009 at 5:59pm
 Location: North Yorkshire
 Outfit: Outwell Nevada XL
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Have you thought about an electric kettle. It saves on gas, you can use it in the tent on a wet morning and is much quicker boiling. We wouldn't be without it now.


22/6/2009 at 8:09pm
 Location: Grimsby
 Outfit: Sprite Musketeer TD
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When we are on EHU we have an electric hot plate (a brilliant Lidl buy!) I think its called a Teppen Yaki grill. Its like a Japenese thingy comes with 4 little wooden spatulas. I bought it last year and thought it might be good for camping.

We went away May Bank holiday and it was the best thing since sliced bread. Lots of near by campers were coming over to have a look. We had grilled fish and we cooked a whole cooked breakfast including eggs for four adults. It was fantastic. The kids thought it was great when we cooked pancakes on for breakfast.

When we take the grill I do take a small 1 burner suitcase cooker and a travel kettle.

We also have a campinggaz 2 burner with grill when we go away with no EHU.

Cherie. xx



22/6/2009 at 8:24pm
 Location: Wilts
 Outfit: Gelert Quebec 8 + 4
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You might consider a wood gas stove, I have one and couldn't do without it. click here to see what i mean, this is the 3KW (small) version


22/6/2009 at 11:57pm
 Location: North west
 Outfit: Outwell Hartford L & extension
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Warehouse, we're moving up from backpacking and a Trangia.  Like you we don't want to waste money on a bad choice that we end up suffering for years, but there doesn't seem to be a wide choice of stoves even in the camping superstores.  Good to hear about the dual fuel ones but does anyone have experience of Coleman PerfectFlow propane stoves?

So much to burn, so little time.

nick_north



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22/5/2011 at 8:50pm
 Location: Yorkshire UK
 Outfit: Outwell Vermont XL + Mackenzie 6
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I like these >>>



I have not seen anything else as high powered. At home I use one in my outbuilding for boiling up onions in a 10ltr saucpan , no problem.

I have a normal 2 ring camping cooker with grill in the tent. I also have 2 of these Campingaz burners. As you can see they sit very sturdy. You can easily carry them outside the tent if you are going to fry something. They also go well in the back of the car , with a kettle of water , 2 cups ... etc . for a nice proper cuppa when your'e out somewhere.

You can sit them on a small table side by side for a double ring cooker. You are never likely for both cylinders to run empty at the same time .... so you never get stuck.

They will fit on a Campingaz 901 , 904 and 907 bottle.

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22/5/2011 at 9:09pm
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I think they might have got sorted for cooking equipment now. The last post before yours intenter was nearly two years ago!!

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