Propane is very, very common, a lot of c-stores sell propane canisters at a high price with no butane anywhere
Cooking question
Discussion in 'Food & Cooking in the Truck | Trucker Recipe Forum' started by Boattlebot, Jan 14, 2017.
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Thinking about grabbing a coleman, or the higher output and better made Camp Chef Everest. I'm mostly interested in a griddle for it to make grilled steak and veggies, and eggs. Somebody talk me out of this please.
homeskillet Thanks this. -
The truck will be covered in grease and will smell rancid.
Live like you’re on vacation!
Eat out. -
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Or you’re cooking on a filthy catwalk trying to convince yourself the pavement is sticky because someone spilled a soda pop...
Eat out.
Go to Applebee’s.
Or get a local job and cook in your kitchen at home. -
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Pro tip. Turn the fan off when baking brownies or cookies. That's a smell you want! -
Don’t need an open flame to burn the truck down.
I had the cooktop off for a bit before the huge gust of wind shook the truck.
Roll of paper towels fell out of the overhead storage onto it.
It went up fast. Glad I had a glass of water to hit it with
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