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Subject Topic: Cooker Conundrum!
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Personstuhaynes
18/2/2010 at 7:22pm
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Hi DollieB

I've got no doubts on this one! I bought a Cobb a few years ago, after 40 years of all-sorts and various. It cost more, but it can do a lot more. This includes using it at home, in the kitchen. Have a good look at the videos I've got in the link below and see for yourself, or watch the Hairy Bikers on telly. I've never regretted buying mine.

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Another fan of the Coleman Dual Fuel double burner here, I'd like to echo what everyone has said about them so far. I always carry a spare generator tube with me, and rather than carrying lighters and matches with me I have a firesteel permanently attached to the cooker with a piece of elasticated cord.

The only thing that worries me about them is:- All that heat that they kick out, and global warm........ errrrr climate change........... Is the Coleman Dual Fuel responsible?

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Quote: Originally posted by joaquinfan on 15/2/2010

We bought one of  these after posting a similar thread on here a while ago.

http://www.springfield-camping.co.uk/SunnGas/Duplo+Portable+Double+Burner+Stove/569/pc

We haven't used it as yet, but were thrilled as it gave us both what we wanted, namely a double burner for me and a stove that didn't need large gas cylinders for my OH.

 


We looked at these double cartridge stoves too but decided against it as a single one is less than £10 and comes in a case, so just buy 2.
Francais, you say about the running cost of camping Gaz the canisters are cheaper for the same volume of gas if you get them 24 at a time on Ebay

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Quote: Originally posted by floggitt on 18/2/2010
Quote: Originally posted by joaquinfan on 15/2/2010

We bought one of  these after posting a similar thread on here a while ago.

http://www.springfield-camping.co.uk/SunnGas/Duplo+Portable+Double+Burner+Stove/569/pc

We haven't used it as yet, but were thrilled as it gave us both what we wanted, namely a double burner for me and a stove that didn't need large gas cylinders for my OH.

 

We looked at these double cartridge stoves too but decided against it as a single one is less than £10 and comes in a case, so just buy 2.
Francais, you say about the running cost of camping Gaz the canisters are cheaper for the same volume of gas if you get them 24 at a time on Ebay

Hi, I have said the same as floggitt before ie two single burner cartridge stoves would be a lot cheaper and more flexible in use.

But .... going by the picture the Duplo does look like a smarter, neater, possibly better quality design. I like the little upstand at the back and would be interested to see on in RL.

Agree though that it could well be more a desirable want than an actual need.

Anyone else got or seen a Duplo?

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