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Question: Can you cook with pans on the grill portion without any issues?
Document: Grill side gets really hot - cooking ring side looks small but boils huge pans of water without issue.Anybody complaining about the plastic handle melting if you cook with the lid down needs their head checking. There is a warning label inside the grill telling you not to do this.My only minor grumble is the propane bottle hangs off the side off the grill at a rather unwieldy angle but whatever.
And in heavy wind the sides can detach, causing the lid to fall (this has happened maybe 4 out of the last 25 times Ive used it..not that often).The grill portion cooks 4 burgers at a time without issue, you can even fit a dog or two on at that time. It gets hot and the side vents do a good job of blocking the wind. The flame has never gone out on me while I have propane.
We bought this stove to replace our 33-year Hillary (Sears) 2 burner propane stove (which still worked, for the record). The idea of having a grill within the stove, and matchless lighting appealed to us. We have yet to cook on it (will update this review then) but we si set it up and determine that it does work before heading out into the wilderness.Two potential issues have arisen so far:1.
Often when trying to turn the heat down the flame will go out completely forcing another tricky re-light. Once you get used to this issues it does cook well.
This little stove has plenty of heat and cooks fast. Sometimes too much heat, I have a large griddle which I place over both burners for pancakes for our large group. Unfortunately even on the lowest possible burner setting the heat is too high to cook pancakes properly.The grill's non-stick coating will come off if you place any pans or metal utensils on it. The gas valves are of poor design or manufacture since 95% of the heat control happens in the first 5% of valve rotation.
Got this for a week of camping and it served us up just fine. The grill area was used to heat up larger pots/pans that we had. No complaints for this grill, I love it.
Took it on a camping trip and it really worked great. Grilled hot dogs on the the grill portion and cooked chili on the burner both worked well.Good purchase.
Maybe, it is a useful combination of appliances which is nice if space is an issue which is why I bought this rather than packing both a grill and a stove. One of the big issues is that Coleman has become a virtual monopoly when it comes to car camping gear, there are relatively few companies other than Coleman making gear like this any more, so that they can crank out whatever they want and there is bound to be someone to buy it.
Just opened it up tonight, and hooked up a propane tank. The button lighter worked great, and there is a nice, even flame on both the burners. Large enough to grill for a family of 4. The non-stick grate for the grill is heavy-duty, along with the stand for the stove portion. Will have to see how it will hold up over a summer worth of use, but seems like it will be well up to the task!
Bought one of these at wallyworld for quite a bit more. Love the fact you can grill on it as well as use it as a stove also. Make sure you line the area under the grill with aluminum foil before use, made a mess as I forgot to before a trip and had no choice but to use it without foil. I found the flame adjustment pretty much a joke with vrey little control except high or higher.
Answer: yes