Making toast

2oldman wrote:

mkirsch wrote:
Why anyone would not prefer a buttery golden brown delicious slice of skillet toast over a dry crunchy piece burned bread?

Because butter is loaded with calories, and I like being able to walk on my roof without it caving in. I also prefer crispy toast to warm discolored bread.

Boy, that's a tough one. Butter, or no butter. How about margarine? No. Probably get the same argument. What to do, what to do.

We grill it on the stove in a fry pan. :) :)

sdianel wrote:
look for a camp stove toaster. Sits on the gas burner and toasts up to 4 slices at a time. Camping World $2.93 on internet sale.

X2 will also work on propane stove and campfire.

mkirsch wrote:
Why anyone would not prefer a buttery golden brown delicious slice of skillet toast over a dry crunchy piece burned bread?

Because butter is loaded with calories, and I like being able to walk on my roof without it caving in. I also prefer crispy toast to warm discolored bread.

Can someone explain to me how a buttered piece of bread browned in a skillet can be "dry" while a bare slice of bread run through a conventional toaster is "moist?"

Seems totally backwards if you ask me, and my experience confirms that. Why anyone would not prefer a buttery golden brown delicious slice of skillet toast over a dry crunchy piece burned bread?

If you can make grilled cheese, you can make skillet toast. After all it's just half of a grilled cheese sandwich! Yet, some people seem to have so much trouble...

look for a camp stove toaster. Sits on the gas burner and toasts up to 4 slices at a time. Camping World $2.93 on internet sale.

Some good ideas listed above. And I would like to thank you for considering alternatives to using a generator.

Grilled toast in a frying pan is one of the true joys of camping

Inverter? There isn't that much energy required.