Just because you are "roughing it" in the woods with your tent and sleeping bag does NOT mean you must be stuck eating only trail mix. Having a camping stove is a necessity when campground camping. I definitely wouldn't truck this stove around while backpacking, but if you're driving to your campsite, you can pack whatever you want.

This Coleman 2-Burner Propane Stove has double burners so you can boil your pasta and sauté veggies at the same time. One 16.4 oz cylinder or fuel will last over an hour with both burners on high, so you'll have plenty of time to make a fabulous meal.
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Worried about wind blowing dirt into your food or blowing out your flame? This stove comes with two folding WindBlock™ shields. You can also flip these shields down so they act as shelves to hold cooking utensils and spices.
It's easy to clean and comes with a durable metal case to protect your stove. And the best part is that it's fairly inexpensive - you can order one from Rei.com for only $46.00. That's quite a deal considering eating healthy on your camping trip is so important.
Fit's Tips: Looking for some ideas on what to cook on your Coleman Stove? Just think about what you like to make on your regular stove and do some slight adjustments. You can cook just about anything, as long as it doesn't take too long. Save time by prepping meals ahead of time. Pre-cut veggies and pre-measure ingredients, and then store your food in a cooler. Then when you're ready to eat, cooking a healthy meal will be a cinch.

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I've got one of those and they're awesome!!! So easy to clean too.
1i love camping stoves & camping in general.
2They're great to have when the power goes out.
you'd be surprised, sometimes you find that
you really need them, plus the propane cylinders
are pretty cheap to come by.
i also really love to cook outdoors on a camp stove - i swear it makes the food taste better!
3my dad still has his, a flat, goldish, 70's color. it still works great, and he even has a griddle for it...when we tailgate at Skins games, we have eggs and bacon instead of brats and hot dogs hahaha.
4I borrowed my dad's stove for a camping trip and although it worked fine before we left, it wouldn't turn on at the camp site. I keep trying to be interested in camping but I think I may be a lost cause for me.
5That's cool!
6That is awesome! I need one! Haha.
7This looks like it would be great for hurricane season or tailgating. That being said, I think that you should cook over the fire when you're camping! Super cute though!
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