Show us your camping stove.

[Sallar55]

This is the 3rd and last stove, Primus multifuel. Much better than the other makes and spares are available for every part. Fuel is no problem, even screws onto a gas cannister ( saves the preheat flames).

 

[andy63]

Another primus..👍

 

[MichaelW2]

Trangia 27. Looks like every other Trangia 27 but has some heat damage on the wind shield from a fuel boil over. Good for all the old Trangia reasons and bad as well, but I love using it for real cooking.

 

[fossyant]

Got one of these for cooking outside/on the beach. I love it.

https://www.campingaz.com/Benelux/p-27372-party-grill-400-cv-gas-stove.aspx

 

[rivers]

Here's mine

 

[ade towell]

This is my poor mans Jetboil - Soto stove which has a great simmer control compared with a lot of others I tried and can boil water very quickly if needed. Pretty good wind resistance too. Vango cooking pot/huge mug

 

[GeekDadZoid]

I have a full selection of trangias. This is the 25 being used last week to make brews for my extended family whilst we where at Ullswater.

I have a 27, Mini and the Triangle. All bought second hand for sub £10.

 

[numbnuts]

 

[rogerzilla]

I used a Coleman 424 suitcase stove to do the lunchtime stir-fry today.

 

[Dirtyhanz2]

 

[Sallar55]

No need to carry fuel, the vargo woodburner for coffee in the hills. Very light and folds flat.

 

[Tim Bennet.]

Good use of the old French village lavoir - a lunch time brew on a cold wet day.

 

[Petrichorwheels]

No need to carry fuel, the vargo woodburner for coffee in the hills. Very light and folds flat.

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I'm not putting my espresso machine on top of that flare-up.
I assume you mean it boils water.

 

[potsy]

Not worked out how to get it in the backpack yet...

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Not worked out how to get it in the backpack yet...
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Mount on front of the bike for on the go hot food.