Bushbox Stoves

[IntoTheWild]

I was bought the Bushbox Pocket Stove as a thoughtful little Xmas pressie, but am yet to use it, and after a bit of research, I'm concerned if this will be effective at anything more than boiling up for a brew.

I tend to take pre cooked pasta meals and like a good fry up when I'm in the sticks, and I'm not sure how this will cope.

Does anyone have experience with the Pocket Stove as far as cooking real meals on it? (Not just boiling water)

Also, after reading a lot of reviews and looking into it, I'm very tempted by the bigger brother, the Bushbox XL. Looks like a brilliant bit of engineering, and from what I've seen/read, looks more than capable of cooking a good meal very efficiently. Anyone with experience with the XL, what are your thoughts?

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[Klenchblaize]

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[IntoTheWild]

Video doesn't seem to be working.. 😕


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[andibs]

The YouTube link was showing the 5" Folding firebox. I've got one of those and love it

Andy

 

[Idleknight]

Depends what fuel you are using, I sometimes have to top up the fire, if cooking something properly. But often I don't need to. Depends on what I use and how well it burns.

 

[Klenchblaize]

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I was bought the Bushbox Pocket Stove as a thoughtful little Xmas pressie, but am yet to use it, and after a bit of research, I'm concerned if this will be effective at anything more than boiling up for a brew.

I tend to take pre cooked pasta meals and like a good fry up when I'm in the sticks, and I'm not sure how this will cope.

Does anyone have experience with the Pocket Stove as far as cooking real meals on it? (Not just boiling water)

You will have no trouble cooking a meal on that. I don't have the Bushbox, but I have an Emberlit, which I think is a little smaller and which I've used to cook plenty of meals on.

Also, after reading a lot of reviews and looking into it, I'm very tempted by the bigger brother, the Bushbox XL. Looks like a brilliant bit of engineering, and from what I've seen/read, looks more than capable of cooking a good meal very efficiently. Anyone with experience with the XL, what are your thoughts?

I really like to look of that, but it would be too big for me most of the time. You could use it instead of a camp fire.

 

[IntoTheWild]

You will have no trouble cooking a meal on that. I don't have the Bushbox, but I have an Emberlit, which I think is a little smaller and which I've used to cook plenty of meals on.



I really like to look of that, but it would be too big for me most of the time. You could use it instead of a camp fire.

Thanks for the input. My new pots arrive next week so I'll try out the pocket stove and see how it goes.

It does look brilliant, I might just get it because it's awesome!


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[andibs]

Thanks for the input. My new pots arrive next week so I'll try out the pocket stove and see how it goes.

It does look brilliant, I might just get it because it's awesome!


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Being drawn into the shiny side my precious !!