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One of the pleasures of camping is a hearty breakfast.  Think of the morning smell of coffee and bacon drifting around your campsite.  Coleman propane camp stoves make a camp breakfast easy to cook.  Coleman stoves have gone camping with our family for as long as I can remember.  You'd have to be of a certain age for the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a Coleman stove is "SSSSS"! The old pressure white gas stoves and lanterns had that distinctive sound that came to be synonymous with camping.  Now propane canisters have replaced the white gas for a quieter easier cooking experience.

Coffee Anyone? These propane stoves make short work of your morning camp coffee.  With two 10,000 BTU burners the coffee pot will boil up in about 5 minutes giving you a hot cup to sip while cooking breakfast.  With 2 good burners going pancakes and bacon can be done at the same time.  A propane canister will give you about an hour of cooking time with both burners on high, which is more than is needed for any meal.

Beyond Boiling Water If your camp meals have consisted of prepackaged meals heated up on a one-burner stove or a pot of pasta then you don't know what you've been missing!  With a good stove you can cook a meal as fancy or simple as you like.  Go beyond heating up soup and chili and try your hand at a stir fry next camping trip.  With independently adjustable burners you can set the rice on low and the stir fry pan on high when you're ready to get working! Do your prep of cutting up veggies and meat at home, make a sauce in a jar so it just needs to be shaken up and dinner will be a snap.  Adding some new foods to your menu will put some extra fun in your next outdoor adventure.

Reliability Whatever you decide to cook, you know that you have the Coleman name backing up your gear.  A name that's been around for over 100 years and has come to mean camping for a lot of people.  The new Coleman propane camp stoves with the PerfectFlow system keeps the propane at a steady flow regardless of cold, elevation or low canister, so no surprises for the cook or need for a helper to keep pumping up that pressurized gas!