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Finally got to test the rangetop burner for simmering sauce while the griddle side cooked the burgers—such a great combo for camping. The whole unit is surprisingly stable on my small folding table.
Had eggs and bacon on the griddle side while boiling coffee water on the rangetop burner—that dual setup saved me from juggling two separate camp stoves. The whole thing heats up fast and stays surprisingly steady even on a windy morning.
I was a bit skeptical about the griddle's size, but the 17” cooking surface fits two burgers and some veggies perfectly, and the separate rangetop burner is great for heating up beans or sauce while I sear meat.
The rangetop side burner is a game-changer for making sauces while the main griddle works on burgers and eggs. I had eggs, bacon, and cheese sauce all done at the same time on a camping trip.
Finally got to use the side burner to simmer sauce while I had bacon and eggs going on the griddle itself — that rangetop really does free up your main cooking surface. The whole thing heated evenly across the 17 inches, even on a slightly windy patio.
I love how the rangetop side burner lets me simmer sauce while I'm searing burgers on the griddle — it's like having two cooking zones without hauling extra gear.
This thing is surprisingly sturdy for its portable size, and I love having both the griddle surface and the rangetop burner to cook different dishes at the same time. Cleanup was easy with just a quick scrape and wipe.
That rangetop burner is way more useful than I expected—I can sear steaks on the griddle while simmering sauce on the side. The whole setup is compact enough to toss in the car for tailgating. Really glad I finally upgraded from a single-burner camp stove.
The side burner is perfect for simmering sauce while I cook burgers on the flat top. Both surfaces heat up evenly and quickly, making camp breakfast a breeze.
I’ve been using the rangetop side burner to simmer gravy while the griddle cooks bacon and eggs, and it saves me an entire extra pot. The whole setup is surprisingly stable on my small camp table despite being compact.