Camp stove vs Camp grill
We need a camp stove to cook meals on and I've seen the stove that has one burner for pots and the other side a grill and then the one with just two burners. Does anyone have any experience with usin...
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ORbiker wrote:Bipeflier wrote:
Still using our Coleman 3 burner white gas stove. Over 40 years old now.
Use a cast iron griddle on top to fry eggs, make pancakes, etc. Simple is better for us when camping.
If it is cooked outside, it is either the Coleman or our DO.
I had a Coleman 3 burner white gas stove. Worked great. I sold it for $50 at a garage sale a few years ago. They are pretty hard to find and the quality can't be beat.
Bought a mid '70's 2 burner white gas Coleman stove (25 bucks)10 odd years back just because I knew how to operate it, wasn't happy with the cost of propane, and had heard newer models needed more maintenance/had manufacturing issues.
Kind of ironic since 12 years before, I'd given my original '70's version away, LOL.
