Flameless Cooker

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Flameless Cooker

· Posted: 14.11.2018 · #1

What about one of these for when/if you run out of Gas or experience a natural disaster

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· Posted: 14.11.2018 · #2

this looks great and not to expensive

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· Posted: 14.11.2018 · #3

Looks well handy, Would be great to take winter hill walking, trekking etc.

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· Posted: 14.11.2018 · #4

I wonder does this work with quicklime. When you add water to that it produces heat.

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· Posted: 15.11.2018 · #5

I have been using Mountain House chemical heaters for over 10 years, they use a foil pack a little larger than there food packs . Great for outdoor use, and they are hot enough to work with dehydrated food.

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· Posted: 15.11.2018 · #6

Must admit that’s the dogs b.....ks very handy indeed

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