Campingaz Party Grill CV | Camping Stove and Grill | All-in-One Camping BBQ | portable barbecue with Griddle, Grid and Pan Support | runs off CV gas cartridges

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Well, yes, there is. We've had a brief look at the popular Cadac system before, and now there's an alternative: the Campingaz Party Grill. What you get with the Party Grill Given the opportunity, we love to cook by flame when outdoors. Unfortunately, that's not always possible or practical. Although it's convenient to have a speedy stove, you'll likely find most camping stoves heat at a similar pace once the flames get going.

Will my meals require more than one burner? Even if you're camping solo, you should think through the meals you'll want to cook and how many burners you normally use at home. If you aren't keen on one-pot meals, you'll probably need a stove with at least two burners. Do I have room for a gas canister? It can be easy to only focus on the camping stove itself and forget the fuel you'll need to burn with it. If you've got a larger stove, you'll probably need a large canister to go with it, which means even more bulk and weight in your vehicle. Although you can get standard gas hob-style flames, there are camping stoves available that have welding-style flames with intense heat and an audible roar.This applies to camping stoves, too, although you're unlikely to find many stoves that have different-sized burners. Ideally, when camping, you want the same bit of kit to do many different things to reduce the amount of stuff you need to take. The gas regulators on these stoves were small and didn't take much turning to adjust the power of the stove significantly. A slight touch made the flame go from powerful to very powerful. There were one or two slow models, but most of the stoves got the kettle whistling after around five minutes. Equipped with a lid, this grill allows for versatile cooking methods such as grilling, stir-frying, and boiling. Unfortunately, it does not have an adjustable thermostat, so users may need to monitor heat levels closely.

There was also a trend in how long it took the stoves to heat our pan to 200°C. Although there were a couple of rapid outliers that heated the pan in a minute or less, most took around two minutes to heat. 5) Burner size matters

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It's lightweight when in its bag, making it practical to take for days out, such as to the beach. Cooking Versatility