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Ozark Trail Propane 2-in-1 Portable 2 Burner Grill Camp Stove (Black) Expired
$25
$79.00
Walmart has Ozark Trail Propane 2-in-1 Portable 2 Burner Grill Camp Stove (Black, GCT2220W) on sale for $25. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (Free 30-Day Trial) or orders $35 or more.
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Features:
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Features:
- 20,000 total BTUs of cooking power
- 6 inch pot stand and 122-Square inch cast iron grilling area
- Removable grease management tray for easy cleaning
- Built-in wind guards keep the flame strong even during suboptimal weather conditions
- Piezo ignition for lighting
- Perfect for camping, hunting, tailgating and other outdoor occasions
- Powerful design that runs for up to 1 hour with a 16-oz cylinder propane canister
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Walmart [walmart.com] has the Ozark Trail Propane 2-in-1 Portable 2 Burner Grill Camp Stove on sale for $25. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free to join [walmart.com]) or orders over $35+.
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Then what's the best one to buy?????
The regular Coleman 2 burner is fine from what I can tell, but the ones with the grill seem to have a bunk grate
I have a single burner dual fuel from Gas ONE and I love it. It is one of the nicer ones in their range of offerings in that takes butane or propane and has a little lip around the burner to keep wind from blowing it out and the burner is set up to burn hotter. Caveat, it's only good for up to 10.5" pans; any larger and you risk heating up the butane canister. Model is Gas ONE GS-3900PB Dual Fuel. I looked at these dual burner options but they seem a lot bulkier and the burners look like they are pretty close together so I don't really see much of an advantage if you can't fit two full pans on top.
Always good to have something like this around for camping or when the power goes out. We get regular hurricanes where I live and it is pretty common to go a whole week without power.
Being able to use the disposable green bottles or the disposable butane bottles is pretty nice. The green ones are at every Walmart. The butane canisters are easy to find at Asian supermarkets for pretty cheap. I tend to use the butane ones as they are a little more compact.
Coleman is another trusted brand.
$25 for a one burner camp stove with a grilling section is pretty slick. You could easily pay 2-8x that for one retail. Unfortunately, the reviews on this one are not very slick.
I wouldn't want one with a grilling section - I imagine it would get pretty filthy pretty easily and cleanup doesn't look like it would be a breeze. A nice cast iron or carbon steel pan can give a nice sear with simpler cleanup.
Might consider purchasing a fire extinguisher with the extra savings 😅
White gas stove.
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I have no need, but it's so cheap!
The unit itself is built very sturdy. Strong steel construction, strong handles and ok latches. The grill on this is a strong cast iron where most others (esp Coleman) are a thin alloy that can melt at too high temps.
A trick to cleaning is to line the bottom with foil and toss out when done. There is a fat dripping tray that is removable and easy to clean.
Most camping grills lack heat. This guy also gets HOT. 20k btus on the burner. This has no problems getting to a sear and can easily burn food if not careful.
Another reviewer mentioned the unit catching fire from leaking propane inside - I find that hard to believe. This is made just like every other camping stove. It is likely the fire was caused by fat drippings. You have to be careful with very fatty foods like chicken thighs on this as the drip pan is very shallow (close to the fire) and can catch on fire.
You can also buy an adapter that will adapt the burner to a full size propane tank.
At $25, this is a damn steal