This, and an adapter so you can hook it up to a large propane bottle.

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Nov 24, 2014
3:23:36pm

Submariner

Put a couple of the large bottles in storage, and you will be able to cook all you want for a month very easily.

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Submariner

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Recommendations for an emergency preparedness/camping stove for boiling water

Non-donor troll

11/24/14 3:11pm

get solar. then you're saving the environment for the zombies

johnnycarson

11/24/14 3:12pm

If only for boiling- JetBoil. If cooking as well, MSR whisperlite international.

Ragnar Danneskjold

11/24/14 3:14pm

If not packing it around, basic Coleman 2-3 burner.

Ragnar Danneskjold

11/24/14 3:15pm

This, and an adapter so you can hook it up to a large propane bottle.

Submariner

11/24/14 3:23pm

"Dual Fuel" model, you can run those things for a very long time on gasoline.

OldCosmo

11/24/14 3:30pm

Thanks. I'll check these out.

Non-donor troll

11/24/14 3:15pm

As seen on Shark Tank..

BYUFBDAD

11/24/14 3:15pm

Magic Cook

Cougrrrs Roll

11/24/14 3:15pm

Aren't these the same sort of thing that comes in some MREs?

supertux

11/24/14 3:20pm

Not very cost effective nor flexible. Ive played with a similar one named

permiso

11/24/14 4:25pm

I think that's the point.

BYUFBDAD

11/24/14 5:18pm

Not sure if this is the type of thing you are looking for, but they work great

Thrill

11/24/14 3:28pm

Honestly, the best overall stove I've ever used for boiling relatively small...

BearsandBulls

11/24/14 3:49pm

Camping stove-for spring through fall, any little canister stove will do.

buzzard

11/24/14 4:09pm

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