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i hope you washed it before using it next time Duncan
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8th Aug 2012 12:49 pm
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Dunc,
yep all cleaned out next day
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8th Aug 2012 12:53 pm
DaveC
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when you say cleaned you mean remove ash and a bit of soot before relighting.
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8th Aug 2012 1:07 pm
THE DOCTOR46
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So do you put ordinary charcoal in or what?
Doesnt it fall out when its closed warming up or do you have to buy special fuel and lighters etc?
8th Aug 2012 1:36 pm
DiscoDunc
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just normal chacoal...
but why mess about with a piddling cooker like that - go for one of these bad boys......
Duncan
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8th Aug 2012 1:46 pm
THE DOCTOR46
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Like your style,,.. Think im swaying the Weber Q route sp far and perhaps a fire pit for after dark.
8th Aug 2012 2:48 pm
dsd1036
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THE DOCTOR46 wrote:
So do you put ordinary charcoal in or what?
Doesnt it fall out when its closed warming up or do you have to buy special fuel and lighters etc?
Yep ordinary charcoal,a bit of lighter fluid and or paper and firelighters etc,anything that burns and yes all the coals are held in by the grills when you fold it up.
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8th Aug 2012 2:52 pm
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do a search for Son of Hibachi on youtube, there are a few videos on there showing how it works and what it can do. they were enough to convice me to buy one and I have no regrets.XC90 T8 R Design Pro
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8th Aug 2012 3:23 pm
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Another fan of anything Weber.Displaced Yorkshireman.
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8th Aug 2012 3:33 pm
THE DOCTOR46
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DaveC wrote:
do a search for Son of Hibachi on youtube, there are a few videos on there showing how it works and what it can do. they were enough to convice me to buy one and I have no regrets.
Hmm had a look and like the idea but still the babyQ weber seems to be looking good...
I do like the idea or cooking over charcoal though..
8th Aug 2012 3:55 pm
DiscoDunc
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are you after something to generaly cook with, boil a kettle, or bbq..... or all 3.
We have a small cadac for general cooking, use a couple of jetboils for tea etc and then was looking at a small firepit (foldable) for after dark and Barbys...Duncan
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8th Aug 2012 6:38 pm
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Now Thats a Fire Pit!
9th Aug 2012 5:50 am
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My vote goes to the cadac carry chef. It is rather heavy but for the caravan it does quite well.
I originally bought the whole stack of accessories but none of them did all iof it. I then bought the paella thing which is basically a flat bottom pan with about a 2 inch rim so it lets you put in fluids (sauche and all). And now i only take the base and the paella pan with me and leave the rest of the stack at home.
As mentioned earlier, you will not find any camping sites in France where cooking on charcoal is allowed... If you are planning on going there, go for a gas burner.
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and yes all the coals are held in by the grills when you fold it up.
