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Subject Topic: Just a Cobb, or another cooker too?
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30/5/2009 at 1:52pm
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I bought a Cobb yesterday - LOVE it, made dinner on it, then chocolate bananas, then cups of tea, all on one cobblestone.

We're off on our 1st camping trip as a family of 4 tomorrow, and I can't decide what else (if anything) we'll need to cook on?  We still have a Triangia and one of those single burner tripod things that attaches to a gas cannister via a rubber tube, both from our more intrepid camping days.  Neither are ideal with a 2yr old boisterous boy running around, but then what is?

Would it be a bit overkill to get one of those double burner Campingaz cookers? (and not take the triangia & tripod obviously)  None of the kitchen/cooker stands look very sturdy?

What do other Cobb owners use?  Are they effective enough to cook pasta on?  I was thinking I could cook sauce first then just keep it warm while I cook the pasta/rice on the Cobb - but only if it is "powerful" enough.

Any advice much appreciated!



30/5/2009 at 2:12pm
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You need another source; something, say, for that quick cuppa and nothing else. Even if it's just one of the "suitcase" burners that you can get as low as £10.


30/5/2009 at 2:56pm
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we are just back from spital farm and used our cobb for the first time, you also need an alternative ie if you just want a quick bacon sarnie why use 3hrs worth of cobblestone burning time better off using a single burner and fry pan or similar.

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30/5/2009 at 5:06pm
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I use mine with a Coleman dual fuel double burner.

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30/5/2009 at 7:27pm
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Take the Trangia as well


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30/5/2009 at 9:07pm
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We use the cobb for evening meals and a gas cooker for breakfast and making tea/coffee. The great thing about the cobb at night is that you can relax while your cooking as you get no flame flare ups, so no burnt food. It is slow to say a cadac but you just need to plan ahead. Enjoy your cobb, I have used ours for the 5th summer and its one of the best things we have bought. good luck 


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the suitcase cookers are easy, neat and portable


31/5/2009 at 10:07am
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Thanks all, we'll take the Trangia & burner and see how we get on with those.  We have EHU and a kettle and are trying to eat healthily, so no cooked breakfasts



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