A Portable Mini Camp Stove
By Shavkat
@Shavkat (140131)
Philippines
August 11, 2023 11:22pm CST
It is a lifesaver to have this kind of stove. For the reason that I was forced to stay in our new apartment. The internet service provider transferred the internet early. It was an unexpected move for them, so I need to bring this portable stove. So, I was able to cook simple meals and can work online, too. I cooked some string beans for lunch.
What's cooking at your lovely place?
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@Beestring (14699)
• Hong Kong
12 Aug 23
I've never seen a portable stove like that. It's cool.
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@crossbones27 (49721)
• Mojave, California
12 Aug 23
I remember those days, not quite as rough as that, meaning in Marines in barracks there is no stoves but you could have little stoves like that. We get fed either way and why corporate world sucks because you not guaranteed any meals after all your other bills you have to pay, like you are in the military.
That was only if you were to lazy to go to chow hall or wanted better food. 
Its a lot of work though trying to cook for 10 people on those, why we mostly just grilled or went to chow hall.
Fun fact this is where I went to eat in the Marines.
Its a lot of work though trying to cook for 10 people on those, why we mostly just grilled or went to chow hall.
Fun fact this is where I went to eat in the Marines.
https://www.mapquest.com/us/north-carolina/fc-65-chow-hall-425368201
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@crossbones27 (49721)
• Mojave, California
12 Aug 23
@Shavkat No its al programed but they do overall like what type of meals they want., They ask that like every four months and it does bring people's spirits up until they eat it. Come on buddy that was funny.
In all honesty, most never talk disrespect about the food because seen the world. Its one of the few places on this earth where everyone knows to shut their mouths. You can literally see the sadness on the cooks or servers eyes by the marines that roll through there. You do not play with that.
@MarieCoyle (38816)
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12 Aug 23
We have a similar little stove burner like that, put away with some other things in case of a total power failure, I guess. We used it a time or two on the patio, to see if it works, and it does fine. It's good that you have that and you can eat in your apartment.
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@MarieCoyle (38816)
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12 Aug 23
@Shavkat
I totally understand, it just goes so much better to get things done, when we have some good food to eat.
@cherigucchi (14876)
• Philippines
12 Aug 23
That was a good buy.
I am still thinking what to prepare for dinner.
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@LeaPea2417 (37384)
• Toccoa, Georgia
12 Aug 23
I'm glad you were able to use it. I'm not cooking anything at the moment.
@DaddyEvil (137737)
• United States
13 Aug 23
I fried ground beef with sliced onions, grated garlic and some spices. It's delicious with ketchup.
I hope you're doing okay in the new apartment.
@terramars (166)
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12 Aug 23
I've never seen or used a portable stove before. It looks handy and easy to use. Is it expensive? What fuel does it use?
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