Post your camp kitchens!
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Irish Mike
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What is the difference between the 1819 and 1919? I see the 1919, 1719 and 1619 on the website but wasn't sure about the 1819? Is it an older model?
I own 4 of the 1719's and 2 of the 1619's.
RichinRidgewood
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If your stove isn't green and can run on white gas or unleaded, are you actually even camping?
All joking aside, I'm a big Coleman fanboy. My dad has a stove just like this that we used growing up, so naturally I had to get my own when I reached adulthood. Coleman is just synonymous with camping to me.
Thats how to do it.
I cant even tell you how many meals I had made for me when I was a kid camping with my mom and dad
I absolutely love this! You are all so creative! I'll be honest, I never had a proper kitchen space while going on road trips, it was mainly either raw food or just restaurant stuff over and over again. Not the best way to go about it, but we survived. We're in the middle of re-building a van and I really want to have a small kitchen space in there. It's been my long time dream at this point. I have a lot of Mistral Kitchen appliances saved and one is even on their way to our place to be installed, it's a water boiler because I'm sure that will be something that we'll get a lot of use out of, but it's just the beginning of my obsession.
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Krayziekid
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Lost in trees
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90Duck
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Nomad Kitchen
I finally got to try out the Nomad Kitchen I picked up on an Indiegogo launch last year at 40% off. I don't have the building skills to make something like this, and it is pretty damn slick. I've added footman loops onto the OEM sliding tray that the kitchen box straps down to; it is a pretty major cantilever when the tray and the kitchen box slide outs are all fully extended, but it works like a charm. I am going to add a fold-down telescoping RV table leg to the stove shelf to add some extra stability even though it worked fine without it. It even has a kitchen sink and a drying rack into which my cooking gear and utensils fit into when it is closed up. I have a WaterPort mounted to the roof rack to provide a pressurized water source.
I finally got to try out the Nomad Kitchen I picked up on an Indiegogo launch last year at 40% off. I don't have the building skills to make something like this, and it is pretty damn slick. I've added footman loops onto the OEM sliding tray that the kitchen box straps down to; it is a pretty major cantilever when the tray and the kitchen box slide outs are all fully extended, but it works like a charm. I am going to add a fold-down telescoping RV table leg to the stove shelf to add some extra stability even though it worked fine without it. It even has a kitchen sink and a drying rack into which my cooking gear and utensils fit into when it is closed up. I have a WaterPort mounted to the roof rack to provide a pressurized water source.
