Best BBQ (gas) for the Cali? Help!

Louis II said:
I have the bigger Cadac but if I were buying again I’d probably go for one of the cadac cook double burners with griddle pans - basically a bbq but way more versatile, 2 burners instead of 1 for outdoor cooking other food and probably a better shape for packing.

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That's exactly what I've done. But unknowingly!

Our old stove was on its last legs so decided to get the Cadac 2 cook pro , we like the two plates and particularly that the plates have a lip to contain oil etc. one is flat, the other has a ridged griddle . The non stick plates replace the need for separate flat pans / griddle etc. so save on space / weight.

So on booking Ile De Re we noticed NO campsite allows solid fuel BBQ.
We are BBQ nuts so decided to look at the available options.

We normally BBQ with a Webber go anywhere solid fuel,
We like the size and ease of use / results. We looked at every BBQ mentioned above and came to the conclusion than none did anything different to the Cadac 2 cook pro , most were a compromise, some looked hard to clean or pack up , the Cadac 2 cook pro doubles up as a proper stove for kettle, large pans etc etc Win Win
 
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Perfectos said:
No problemo - see photo
+ hot plates, one flat one ribbed, for reference + showing lip to stop grease etc

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The boss has advised me to purchase an outside cooking station.
Which fascinate’s me, as she doesn’t like spending money or cooking.
I’ve found this cadac 2 cook 2 on amazon for £89 and the EN417 hose for my 6x Coleman gas canisters upstairs that I bought 2 years ago.
What hose do I need to connect it to my spare 904 ?
And is the C2C2 have the quick release fitting.
If not, what cadac part number do I need to purchase ?
Or do I just get the C2C3, and that is a better option? Has the reflective heat and QR, and burner flame out detector.
Found https://www.a2zcamping.co.uk/stoves-ovens/cadac-dometic-2-cook-3-classic-gas-stove.html
Do the c2c3 for £98!
 
Californication69 said:
The boss has advised me to purchase an outside cooking station.
Which fascinate’s me, as she doesn’t like spending money or cooking.
I’ve found this cadac 2 cook 2 on +amazon+amazon+amazon+amazon+amazon+amazon for £89 and the EN417 hose for my 6x Coleman gas canisters upstairs that I bought 2 years ago.
What hose do I need to connect it to my spare 904 ?
And is the C2C2 have the quick release fitting.
If not, what cadac part number do I need to purchase ?
Or do I just get the C2C3, and that is a better option? Has the reflective heat and QR, and burner flame out detector.
Found https://www.a2zcamping.co.uk/stoves-ovens/cadac-dometic-2-cook-3-classic-gas-stove.html
Do the c2c3 for £98!
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My suggestion would be take the boss to see both.
C2 does not have the quick release fitting but it cheap and readily available, no idea what the Cadac part number is (Google)

The hose & regulator for 907 are pretty standard anywhere that sells gas cookers etc.

I got my whole set up from ago outdoors when it was on offer (including the quick release coupling )
 
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Perfectos said:
My suggestion would be take the boss to see both.
C2 does not have the quick release fitting but it cheap and readily available, no idea what the Cadac part number is (Google)

The hose on regulator for 907 are pretty standard anywhere that sells gas cookers etc.

I got my whole set up from ago outdoors when it was on offer (including the quick release coupling )
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Good idea, she can sign off on the purchase and I’ll not get any grief from the Starlink mini I just bought (without prior sign off ;)
Reminds me. Need to redirect DHL to a drop off box.
 
Wannabecamperman said:
If you have access to a powerbank such as Jackery or Bluetti, etc, I heartilly recommend a plug in electric grill. We no longer need to carry gas and use rechargeable powerbanks for every need when travelling. They recharge while driving or from solar when stationary.
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What sort of energy does it consume for say an hour of grilling?
 
Californication69 said:
Good idea, she can sign off on the purchase and I’ll not get any grief from the Starlink mini I just bought (without prior sign off ;)
Reminds me. Need to redirect DHL to a drop off box.
Perfectos said:
Can you let me know what table that is please, that looks a perfect size
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I think it’s a Hi Gear branded item from Go Outdoors, I know Decathlon also do one of a similar size that folds in half so even more compact.
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JuanVecino2023 said:
What sort of energy does it consume for say an hour of grilling?
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Typically they are 1500 - 1600w, so this is the hourly consumption on full power, though most things such as burgers etc are done in 10-15 minutes, and often at a lower temp = lower wattage.
 
Californication69 said:
The boss has advised me to purchase an outside cooking station.
Which fascinate’s me, as she doesn’t like spending money or cooking.
I’ve found this cadac 2 cook 2 on +amazon+amazon+amazon+amazon+amazon+amazon for £89 and the EN417 hose for my 6x Coleman gas canisters upstairs that I bought 2 years ago.
What hose do I need to connect it to my spare 904 ?
And is the C2C2 have the quick release fitting.
If not, what cadac part number do I need to purchase ?
Or do I just get the C2C3, and that is a better option? Has the reflective heat and QR, and burner flame out detector.
Found https://www.a2zcamping.co.uk/stoves-ovens/cadac-dometic-2-cook-3-classic-gas-stove.html
Do the c2c3 for £98!
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This Go Outoors page shows the quick release fittings for a Cadac

 
One thing to note (that was not the same when I bought mine )
There are different models of the stove :
the basic stove doesn't come with the grilling plates , just burner rings , the "delux model " has the plates.

Yiu can buy the plates separately, currently the stove is £55 and plates are £35 each , which is actually cheaper than the "Delux" model - DYOR though there may be more differences
 
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Perfectos said:
One thing to note (that was not the same when I bought mine )
There are different models of the stove :
the basic stove doesn't come with the grilling plates , just burner rings , the "delux model " has the plates.

Yiu can buy the plates separately, currently the stove is £55 and plates are £35 each , which is actually cheaper than the "Delux" model - DYOR though there may be more differences
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I’ve been looking at the 2 Cook 3 Pro - this also has an insert for a Bialetti style coffee maker (or a small pan). Also has windshields and a bottom heat shield.
 
Hawthorn37 said:
I’ve been looking at the 2 Cook 3 Pro - this also has an insert for a Bialetti style coffee maker (or a small pan). Also has windshields and a bottom heat shield.
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It does, there are difference between the models , when I bought mine there was one choice , now they have a budget base model , without the cooking plates, bag etc. just the cooker with trivet rings

The coffee pot insert is available from Cadac and will fit the trivet rings - out of stock currently

The 3pro has built in wind shields which clip into the base frame , which has two cut outs either side to support tge windshields - I have not seen them in action so cannot comment how effective they would be. (Cannot be fitted to the 2 pro without modifying the base - creating some cut outs).

The Delux models come with the plates, the 3pro has handles to lift the plates up (2 does not)

There are differences which justifies the price variance , the 3 pro is obviously the top model.

Spares can be bought cheaply via the cadac website
 
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Has anyone got one of the Cadac 3 Cook Turbo FFD QR portable stoves? Wondering if it's worth having the extra burner for my coffee pot and the dual grill plates ( eggs and bacon cooking at the same time and coffee on the go) as well as the turbo burners ( also available on the dual burner version) which are supposed to be more efficient along with the the safety cut out if the burner goes out. Or is it starting to get too big? https://www.cadacinternational.com/eu/3-cook-turbo-ffd-deluxe/
 
Perfectos said:
It does, there are difference between the models , when I bought mine there was one choice , now they have a budget base model , without the cooking plates, bag etc. just the cooker with trivet rings

The coffee pot insert is available from Cadac and will fit the trivet rings - out of stock currently

The 3pro has built in wind shields which clip into the base frame , which has two cut outs either side to support tge windshields - I have not seen them in action so cannot comment how effective they would be. (Cannot be fitted to the 2 pro without modifying the base - creating some cut outs).

The Delux models come with the plates, the 3pro has handles to lift the plates up (2 does not)

There are differences which justifies the price variance , the 3 pro is obviously the top model.

Spares can be bought cheaply via the cadac website
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I believe the 2 cook 3 pro has been deposed as top 2 burner model now by the 2 Cook Turbo FFD Deluxe as it's considerably more expensive? I'm so glad Cadac decided on these straightforward names for their products :D https://www.cadacinternational.com/eu/2-cook-3-turbo/
 
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