Can you roast marshmallows over this firepit?
1994334
You sure can. We have done it a lot. I just tell the kids to be careful just not to drop the marshmallows on the stones :)
2123368
No. Instructions included in the box state to NOT place pot over an open flame. Pouring boiling water into the pot is fine.
748262
I've not used mine for either but suspect it would not be the best way to cook them. The fire is on one long burner and would only heat a narrow portion of the pot or coffee maker.
1151546
No, I would never attempt to roast anything directly over the firepit that MIGHT drip down into it. It would prove to be very messy. I am not familiar with the coleman popcorn popper, so don't have any idea of the process. General Rule: Don't put anything into the flames!
1139134
Nancy I'm assuming you mean on a gas stove? If so than yes. I do this everyday. If you mean over something wood fired, like a camp fire, than I would be hesitant.
1088844
No it is not "intrinsically safe". Light this up in a grain elevator or coal mine and you'll have a marshmallow roast in no time at all.
928134
i don't know. Ask the Outdoor Greatroom Company. They were very helpful when I asked them questions about converting this firepit to NG. Take Note: this firepit does not produce tons of heat. it is more of a summer evening or winter conversation firepit!
244873
Yes, you can. I placed mine in a standard metal fire pit and that works too.
2016494
You should be able to. However, don't leave it unattended, and keep the lid or lids handy if you have to put it out. Don't use water to put out flames!! In a pinch you can use sand to put it out.
68883
You can drill holes in it. I just don't know why you would. Then the juices would drip, causing flare ups, which you then couldn't use, since you can't use them over direct flame. But you can cut it to size.
1545269
I think so. I'm not a technical expert, of course, but I do think it would be fine. I don't notice any heat at coming from the bottom or sides of the unit, just the top. It's a nice fire pit; it's not the warmest but does a nice job of providing some heat and lots of ambiance. John
2048278
you should be able to, but if you have the char-broil then I think the roast might come out better in there vs the oven
1798035
Yes of course. This is a full cast iron product, any and all full cast iron can be used over a campfire as long as you know how to set it up so your food wont fall off if the coals/logs shift position. As long as it is stable, then yes it can easily be used just like a griddle with a bit of an edge to keep the food/grease inside.
936632
Not that I know of........The depth of the pot is not deep enough for the canister, so you would need to do some kind of connection outside of the pot which would look terrible unless you could mount it on a column and hide the canister below the pot somehow. Sorry, I could not be of more help. Love the fire bowls, but would love for them to burn longer. If you figure something out, let me know.
781140
I suppose so. Think of it as a ring. Hollow all the way through. The fire pan sits on top.
1494268
i would say yes. i read a review that 1 customer would burn a small fire in his grill to roast marshmellows. and i quess it would help burn out the food residue if any. you just cant beat cast iron.
140141
No you cannot. It's a composite material that would not stand up to direct flames in my opinion.