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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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Most devices like this one have the same problem. I use several of them, and have come to the understanding that you need to immedietly soak the thing in water when you are done. If you don't, you will have to scrub like "h" to get all the burned on food off. I'm talking even before you eat. This ones a great toaster also.
Posted: May 27, 2008 Tom
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