Ever use a Stove in a Can?

[acesn8s]

http://www.quickstove.com/?gclid=COjb2-DlrakCFRFU7Aod-mu6NA


Has anyone used or seen a Stove in a Can?

http://www.quickstove.com/images/flame_150px.png

[rocknrolla]

Never seen it, but it looks pretty slick.
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[acesn8s]

I used a Sterno burner under a skillet once.

[mikeyis4dcats.]

sterno? been around for decades. buy it at a camp store...

[LiveSteam]

+1 on the sterno
As a kid I had the little fold up Sterno stove. Would take it fishing with me,along with 2 eggs & some flour, made a kick ass fish lunch very time.
My guess is Stove in a can is a Sterno product.

[seclark]

i've these to cook chickens:

[chasedude]

i've these to cook chickens:

you would the whole thing? :p

[seclark]

you would the whole thing? :p

wood i.

[BigOlChiefsfan]

harelip

[BigOlChiefsfan]

Sorry - it's an old joke and I couldn't help myself. Here's some info on cooking over solar and wood, etc..to make up for it.

http://solarcooking.org/

http://zenstoves.net/LinksGeneral-DIY.htm

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Looks like something the Trailer Park Boys would use.

[BigOlChiefsfan]

http://wings.interfree.it/html/Elbow.html

The winarski stove can be made cheaply & really conserves fuel - important in a lot of 3rd world places where they cut down their trees, burn 'em, and then get pissed off that there's no shade, no trees and everyone is cold & hungry. In short, raiderfans.

[Demonpenz]

wow that is far more useful than my invention of Can in a stove

[HonestChieffan]

Problem is they catch fire and all you are left with is a can of cold