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Backpacker Magazine – March 2006
Stove Review: GSI Ceramic Grill
The perfect grill for your next car camping trip
Want burgers at every campsite? Take this collapsible grill, which sits on a stove burner. Its key feature is a ceramic-coated heat converter between the broiler pan and grill. The pan catches most drippings, but we had a few flare-ups, so use caution. And go easy on the BBQ sauce-it's messy.
Price: $25
Weight: 1 lb. 2 oz.
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