Another problem solved for the offgridder!

Merve
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May I, for those that are interested in offgrid caravanning, suggest an accessory that I found at Jacksons  of Old Arley but I am sure that other caravan accessory shops sell them too. There were various things I had to learn to do without when I decided I would not use the EHU anymore. Like the slow cooker, the electric blanket etc, ( both of which have been solved using other methods). One of the things that I had not been able to solve until recently was my desire for a toasted sandwich from a sandwich maker which are unfortunately electric. It’s a quick, easy nutritious snack. However, thanks to Kampa, this has now been solved. Kampa make a Sandwich holder of good quality that can be toasted on the flame of a gas ring. Fill your two rounds with whatever you like, cheese , ham, onion is my particular favourite, pop it in, close and clip the lid shut and toast on the gas ring until cooked. They make, from what I could see, two sizes- the larger one is easily big enough to take large rounds of bread. Of course, the EHUer would also find it useful. Thanks Kampa, another problem solved! 

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  • Rocky 2 buckets
    Rocky 2 buckets Forum Participant Posts: 7,101
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    edited June 2019 #2

    Ridge monkey do one too Merve, I’ve cooked up a full English on mine👍🏻😊. The RM being flippable.

  • mickysf
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    edited June 2019 #3

    My Gran had one which was placed on the coal fire. As a boy it provided a Saturday afternoon treat.

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited June 2019 #4

    Yep, was about to say my now very elderly Mum had one to use on gas top. You could make waffles in it as well.

  • EasyT
    EasyT Forum Participant Posts: 16,194
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    edited June 2019 #5

    Kampa make a Sandwich holder of good quality that can be toasted on the flame of a gas ring.

    I remember using one to make cheese toasties for a bonfire party 40 years ago. Bit slow taking it up Merve

    Of course, the EHUer would also find it useful.

    This EHU er uses toaster bags. Easier to clean and very much lighter and less bulky wink

  • mickysf
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    edited June 2019 #7

    Recently bought a Nanopresso, excellent piece of kit for the non electric hooker upper who enjoys proper coffee. Even take it with my old pocket rocket up the mountains for that quickie espresso.

  • brue
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    edited June 2019 #8

    Coffee bags Micky, they're even easier! wink

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  • young thomas
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    edited June 2019 #10

    Merv, I can't see the wattage on a 'breville' type electric unit, so I was wondering if your large inverter would manage?

  • mickysf
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    edited June 2019 #11

    Never had a decent espresso using a bag, is there one?

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited June 2019 #12

    Nesspresso machine in our cottage....what a faff. We use cafetière, so much nicer.

  • brue
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    edited June 2019 #13

    The coffee bags we use "on the go" in the van are very strong (we use a cafetiere and ground coffee when we're on a pitch.) Try Percol or Lyons for a variety of strengths and flavours. We know someone who works for a coffee company so we sometimes have samples too. wink

  • Oneputt
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  • Merve
    Merve Forum Participant Posts: 2,333
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    edited June 2019 #15

    It no doubt would BB - our electric toaster is on every breakfast and has worked faultlessly. 4% of the battery! This bit of kit is lightweight and with the price of refill gas, it’s no problem. I will check out our household toasted sandwich maker when I get back from this break - it would be good to know. The only way to know is to run it through the inverter and find out! 

  • Merve
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    edited June 2019 #16

    Thanks oneputt. Looks a decent bit of kit. I like the idea of possibly have 2 frying pans as well!