can this be used on a camp fire?
508351
I would not recommend this griddle for use on a campfire. Being how it is aluminum the excess and uneven heat that a campfire produces would, in all likelihood, permanently warp the griddle. Also, excess heat will cause the nonstick coating to separate from the griddle. For camping best go with a cast iron griddle or make one from relatively thick plate steel. Weld horseshoes on the ends for handles to complete the outdoors character.
508352
Don't see why not, but it's pretty expensive for that and would probably get all scratched up. As a camper, I'd get something from WalMart, REI or Target to use on a campfire. I love this griddle on my gas stove but would be hesitant to slap it on a campfire
641788
Yes. You can put this directly over the campfire or on a pocket rocket stove.
2118061
That is why we bought ours. We used the frying pan over a campfire and it worked just fine. The advantages are that the handle comes off so it doesn't get hot. You just put it back on when you want to remove the pan from the fire. Also the pans retain heat very well so if you take the pan off the fire and say set it on a wooden picnic table the food in it stays warm. Clean up was not a problem. If food sticks simply put a little water in the pan and boil it and the food comes right off. The handles are easy on and easy off.
1267975
Yes (flames), if the fire is large. Must be used outdoors. We feel pretty safe in terms of fire hazard as long as we use it outdoors. Hope this answers your query
208961
I use mine primarily with an alcohol stove but I do not see any reason why you could not use it on the fire.
1731313
It's not recommended that it be put somewhere that won't allow heat to escape. It does produce a small amount of heat. I don't think it would start a fire, but it's life would probably be shortened. I personally wouldn't do it.
1798034
It's pretty heavy and would get very hot; but if you have something safe to hold it up over a campfire, it should work just fine. It's made out of heavy-duty cast iron, already seasoned and ready to be used. I would recommend using a lodge item that has a handle though.
2261072
I have used it in both the bbq grill and a campfire. it worked well. It needs to be seasoned well first though.
1415478
Absolutely not. The open flame would present an extreme hazard of your tent catching fire, and any incomplete combustion would produce carbon monoxide gas that could kill you.
1004677
they are perfectly safe for tent use.. but, it must be located on solid footings with know chance of tipping or having flammable objects come in contact with it.. if it tips it auto. shuts off, but the surface can still start a fire til it cools down.
927965
I can't see why not, but bear in mind that it is quite heavy, so may not be suitable for camping.
1754929
I can't see why not. I used it on the outside of a wood burning stove. Good Luck.
2203285
We use it on a tiny patio very near the house and have not had problems. As long as you keep the fire itself small, I think it would be OK.
602468
I would think that would probably help even out the heat. Just be mindful of the propane hose as I have noticed it gets pretty warm were it attaches to the bottom under the burner. They also make a folding grate for the smaller grill. I have not tried it on the big red campfire as yet.
477807
I'm not 100% sure but i wouldn't recommend it. Just light a camp fire and stick it in or hang it over the fire.
986304
Yes it would, but I'd be cautious about putting it into a camper. It's set for outside heating, and inside it could get too hot. it doesnt have a sensor on it to detect if things are getting too hot so if you left it on overnight you might get a fire.....
378278
Absolutely, when we use it for campfires and grilling, it may burn for 5 or 6 hours and it is fine.