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30/4/2016 at 9:59am
Location: Shropshire
Outfit: Toyota Granvia (Wellhouse)
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I'd second the "two gas ring for flexibility" approach..
We've managed for 10+ years using "branded" suitcase stoves.
But if looking for something to run from a standalone cylinder, then you can get some really inexpensive, basic two burner "hobs"(which are fine), but if you start adding the likes of an additional *windshield etc, the overall cost of the set-up may not be that short of a stove that has those already "integral"
(*and if looking to use it inside, then I want a good "screen/shield" around it).
(Re Cadacs: Often called "BBQs" but aren't they really just a big gas ring, on which you can put the griddle plate or pan etc?)
On pots and pans, I wouldn't be too tempted to buy flash, camping specific "sets" straight away.Just start by using supermarket-own non-stick *frying pan and saucepan etc.
(*If folk travelling to a campsite by car, can't squeeze those in, then they're taking too much "stuff"  )
We've never used hook with a tent, BUT there's only the two of us and we don't "do" the likes of hair straighteners/dryers etc nor do we have a need to power/recharge a lot of "tech"...
Post last edited on 30/04/2016 10:20:24
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