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We’re ending off Fuel The Fire February with a quick overview of some stoves you may be able to use with the different fuels we have talked about. While this is only scratching the surface on cooking stoves, we thought you may be interested in a few options.
Make Your Own #10 Can Stove: A cheap and easy way to build a portable stove is by using a #10 can, cutting out holes for ventilation and placing wires in to hold various sizes of pots. We did a fun tutorial on how to make #10 can stoves, packed with fuels as a gift. PRO: FREE to make CON: Not all that efficient or sturdy (you will end up using more fuel) CLICK HERE TO SEE A TUTORIAL |
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Cube Stove: The Cube is made of durable alumized steel with an electrostatic surface which reflects heat better than stainless steel or other comparable surfaces. It can be used in 7 different positions to accommodate different needs, such as cooking fast or slow, or cooking on a large pot or small cup. PRO: Small, durable, reusable, very inexpensive CON: Doesn’t fold down flat like the Firebox CLICK HERE TO BUY NOW OR LEARN MORE |
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Firebox Stove: Firebox 5″ Folding Campfire Stove: “The most portable, versatile, easy to use cooking stove ever.” It’s a thin, portable campfire and multi-fuel stove with a 5″ combustion chamber that burns very efficiently. Simply place combustible fuels in the Firebox and ignite from the top or bottom through the fire grate. PRO: Very efficient, will conserve fuel, folds down into a thin flat stove CON: Costs more than the free or cheap options CLICK HERE TO BUY NOW OR LEARN MORE |
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Volcano Stove: The Volcano Grill’s unique heating chamber channels the heat upwards towards your food, instead of wasting fuel by expelling heat out the sides and bottom. You can use the Volcano with a variety of fuels, and cook with pots and pans, grills, woks, or dutch ovens. Perfect for camping and or emergency preparedness PRO: Can use a variety of fuel such as propane, charcoal, Insta fire. You can grill, bake, fry and more CON: This is a heavier, larger stove. Not meant for compact backpacking situations CLICK HERE TO BUY NOW OR LEARN MORE |
-Jodi Weiss Schroeder
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