After seeing the offer on the Yellowstone Stove yesterday (http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/yellowstone-ga004-portable-gas-stove-9-54-cpc-farnell-2681688), just spotted this offer from Millets today. £9 after using the discount code EXTRA10 with free collection from a local store. RRP is supposedly £30 but normally seems to be around the £15 - £20 mark in most shops. Bought one or these recently and used a few times with excellent results. Stays lit in a decent wind and was able to cook breakfast in a similar time to using my normal gas hob at home.
You can buy the branded Gampingaz CP250 gas canisters for £1.50 each or 4 for £5 from Halfords currently.
Website description below:
The Campingaz Camp Bistro 2 Stove operates off a CP 250 cartridge which can be disconnected even when the cartridge isn't empty. Simple to clean and with an automatic piezo ignition, it's a camping essential.
Features •Enamelled pan support •Cartridge safety locking system •Automatic Piezo ignition •Carry case included •Power: 2,200W •Gas consumption: 160 g/h •Operates off: Campingaz® CP 250 cartridges •Runtime: up to 1hr 15min on Campingaz® CP 250 cartridge •Boil time: 5min 30sec •Dimensions: L 33 x W 28 x H 9cm •Weight: 1.43kg
All comments (22)
Hardawan
5 May 171#1
i cheated my mind not to buy when the other yellow stone was on but i think this time there is no way i will pass this:D
Begize to Hardawan
5 May 171#2
It is a good stove, I was in two minds that we needed one for doing festivals but the gf persuaded me it would be a good investment. Given a tea or coffee at most places will be a couple of quid, this will pay for itself in brews alone!
Another thing I noticed comparing it to the pics of the Yellowstone one is this seems to have an extra bit of metal work which provides some extra shelter from the wind on the burner.
Hardawan
5 May 17#3
this should have called blue stone :smiley:
Jbdesignme
5 May 17#4
Shame there's no Millets near me!
Loubou to Jbdesignme
6 May 17#15
There's no Millets near to me either but if you have a JD Sports nearby they do click and collect to there. :smile:
dinosteveus
5 May 17#5
It's an ok stove. When thè gas bottle gets real cold the pressure drops to useless. I used to change it for a warmer one when it got useless. Happens at least once during a boil of a big kettle on full.
It's better on low power.
MarkieMark92
5 May 17#6
Just to let you know, its still £10 when you use the voucher code as when you add it to the Basket, and select click and collect it adds 1 pound (For the Click and Collect Delivery if under £70), putting it up to £11. Put in the voucher it takes it down to £10. Still a good deal but normal price if you walked into a Blacks Store :disappointed: (I have seen it). Still voted hot as your effectively saving the £1 from the Click and Collect :smiley:
SuffolkLad222
6 May 17#7
I'm a regular camper and have one of these and other makes and there is no shelter from the wind with any. Using the box to shelter from the wind is effective.
adamsedge
6 May 17#8
Thanks managed to get it for £8
bargain.monkey
6 May 17#9
How do you get it for £8 ! ? ? Can't even get it to £9 because of the collect from store charge.
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You can buy the branded Gampingaz CP250 gas canisters for £1.50 each or 4 for £5 from Halfords currently.
Website description below:
The Campingaz Camp Bistro 2 Stove operates off a CP 250 cartridge which can be disconnected even when the cartridge isn't empty. Simple to clean and with an automatic piezo ignition, it's a camping essential.
Features
•Enamelled pan support
•Cartridge safety locking system
•Automatic Piezo ignition
•Carry case included
•Power: 2,200W
•Gas consumption: 160 g/h
•Operates off: Campingaz® CP 250 cartridges
•Runtime: up to 1hr 15min on Campingaz® CP 250 cartridge
•Boil time: 5min 30sec
•Dimensions: L 33 x W 28 x H 9cm
•Weight: 1.43kg
All comments (22)
Another thing I noticed comparing it to the pics of the Yellowstone one is this seems to have an extra bit of metal work which provides some extra shelter from the wind on the burner.
It's better on low power.