You can have the little ones that screw into the stove, but they must be stored unattached in the side box.
If you wish to cook in the truck like I do, a single or double burner hot plate can run off of an inverter and you can prepare some pretty awesome meals.
Propane and BBQ type stoves are limited to outside use and on a really nasty day your cooking options become very limited.
Also slow cookers are real handy as are bagel toast e rs and hot boxes.
Cooking question
Discussion in 'Food & Cooking in the Truck | Trucker Recipe Forum' started by Boattlebot, Jan 14, 2017.
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Besides which, most of those camping stoves don't use propane. They use butane.nax Thanks this. -
@spyder7723 ...good to know. Thx
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Attachment is available for refilling the disposable propane bottles from your refillable 20lb or what you have.
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I'm not OTR anymore, but when I was; I'd use the old Hibachi outside / behind my rig, or a crockpot inside slowly cooking while driving.Dave_in_AZ Thanks this. -
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And if none of that is enough evidence consider this. Every Wal-Mart, lowes, home depot, sears, kmart, ace hardware, menards, sams club, costco, and every other large retailer sells propane grills. With today's society where you can sue and win millions for something as simple as slipping on a wet floor or spilling your coffee, do you honestly believe these big retailers would open themselves up to lawsuits if cooking with propane was inherently dangerous?
Can open flame cooking be dangerous? Well nothing is without some risk. But for those willing to apply some common sense it is as safe as anything else you do in your day.
To touch on a truck being flammable. Have you ever taken an rv apart? They have all the fire resistance of a dried up Christmas tree. and yet every single one I've been in had a propane fueled stove.
Now all that being said, i wouldn't suggest carrying a camping stove. Then you need pots and pans and ya only got so much storage space in that truck. An electric pan is so much simpler. No need for extra cooking pans.G13Tomcat Thanks this. -
No dis to those of you that are successful with this concept. I'm not sure what went wrong; just figured if his tanks went up, mine were next in line. Literally. I thought I was watching my life go by that day.Dave_in_AZ Thanks this. -
The Hibachi or some form there of is the truth, the way, and the life.
Never liked gas fired grills in any setting.
In fact someday when I come to Ohio, we'll grill it up at TS lol.
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