Looking for a propane powered crock pot.
I have the Coleman one. Originally they called it a slow cooker, then it appears they changed the name to 6 quart potable propane cooker because it cooked way too hot to be a slow cooker. Then it ap...
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It looks like the Thermal Cookware would be great for keeping the meal hot after I've cooked it, but I need to get it cooked first.
I would be tent camping with propane for the cook stove. And I have a Honda 2000 generator, but besides being noisy, I wouldn't consider it efficient to leave running for 6 - 8 hours to just power a crock pot. As far as I can tell a crock pot running on propane would be the best way to have a hot meal ready and waiting 6 - 8 hours later when I get back - if such a thing exists.
Thanks,
Bill
I would be tent camping with propane for the cook stove. And I have a Honda 2000 generator, but besides being noisy, I wouldn't consider it efficient to leave running for 6 - 8 hours to just power a crock pot. As far as I can tell a crock pot running on propane would be the best way to have a hot meal ready and waiting 6 - 8 hours later when I get back - if such a thing exists.
Thanks,
Bill
