Quote: Originally posted by Valk_scot on 20/1/2008
My little Coleman Party Grill. Excellent to take on one night trips instead of the big cooker and cylinder and is also ideal as a third burner when we're on long trips. Makes a great fried breakfast, and if we have this with us we don't need to take the barbecue. Packs up into a package about the size of a chunky dinner plate as well, and is cheap. My only regret is that I bought the version without the carry case. Ah well.
(Pix on profile. I think on this trip I didn't even bother unpacking the main cooker, and we were there for three nights.)
Nooooooooooooo stop this thread NOW. This is not an interesting way to pass the days whilst waiting for camping weather... it is just one LONG SHOPPING LIST!!!!!!!!!!
I have already bought the party grill Val mentioned from world of tents as it was only £24.99 with free delivery. As soon as I hear somebody say that something is great I start researching it and convincing myself that - yes - actually that's exactly what I have been looking for!
We are now on our third Cadac and they have all been good, but our Carri Chef is even better now and this little piece of kit really did make life easier (and probably healthier, too!).
Without doubt a pair of shotgun ear defenders. They are so good, and comfortable, I can put them on and have a kip in the afternoon without any chance of hearing a bomb go off next door...........................blissful.
Okay, I just went to riverswayleisure.com, did a search for Cadac and then mooched about till I found the liner.
We bought it last year and, to be honest, I didn't think it'd be much good, but it is excellent and just rinses out under the tap! It also makes food much healthier, since you don't need oil.
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Topic: Best piece of camping equipment you own?
