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Simple light-weight grill

Postby LandSailor » Fri 03 Jan, 2014 7:53 pm

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Re: Simple light-weight grill

Postby andrewa » Sat 04 Jan, 2014 6:06 am

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Re: Simple light-weight grill

Postby perfectlydark » Sat 04 Jan, 2014 6:12 am

I just use one of those $3 'toast' racks from kmart. Can also some foil around it for a 'hot plate' which works well for snags. Slots easily into the back curve section on my small pack aswell
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Re: Simple light-weight grill

Postby simonm » Sat 04 Jan, 2014 6:56 am



Very creative Andrew. I like it.
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Re: Simple light-weight grill

Postby thejungleisneutral » Thu 30 Jan, 2014 10:01 pm

I went to a Sam's Warehouse the other week and paid something like $5 for one of these -

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It's a light wire grill set into an aluminium dish which is perforated to allow proper heat flow to the food without blowtorching it.

I used it for the first time on a recent two-nighter into the Shoalhaven Gorge for cooking steak and for cooking fresh bacon. It worked superbly, but had to be modified by removing the side-mounted wire handle and turning it into a folding handle. That was a simple enough job with the Leatherman. The way I modded the handle meant that it just hooked onto one of the wires in the grill and could be removed at will. Incidentally, I discovered that the wire handle when modified thusly made a very serviceable pair of tongs for turning the steak.

Weight of the modded item was 97g and it worked as well on an MSR Pocket Rocket canister stove as it did on the campfire.
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Re: Simple light-weight grill

Postby perfectlydark » Fri 31 Jan, 2014 7:11 am

Looks ineresting. Might see if I can hunt one down
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Re: Simple light-weight grill

Postby thejungleisneutral » Fri 31 Jan, 2014 1:53 pm

I cleaned the soot off my cooking gear from last weekend and took the opportunity to take some photos of the $5 97 gram grill.

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The little grill ready to use

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Next to a canteen cup for scale

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The wire handle can be used as UL BBQ Tongs :)
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Re: Simple light-weight grill

Postby Onestepmore » Wed 12 Feb, 2014 7:03 pm

Zia Stix and titanium grills
Order via Qiwiz

http://www.qiwiz.net/StoveAccessories.html
http://qiwiz.net/ZiaGrillsInfo.html

Less than an ounce (30g)
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Re: Simple light-weight grill

Postby LandSailor » Sat 15 Feb, 2014 12:19 pm

Another manufacturer of light-weight grills...

Purcell Trench Grills

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