While we love one item for multi purposes, it is always advisable – in some cases – to have various devices that will take up the slack of one use. This is very important if that “use” is a stove for cooking.
In other words, various ways, fuels, and methods of cooking a meal should be on the mind of every prepper and survivalist. When the SHTF you may discover the method you thought was tried and true works only half the time.
Think about an outside wood oven. That’s sincerely terrific but what if it rains, snows or the wind make it difficult?
Solar is an option for a cooktop or oven. It is environmentally friendly and works well with the rays … but then again you have an ever-present threat of cloud cover.
No one method of cooking is perfect so prepare to invest in a few ways to keep an oven going, whether it be wood, fuel or solar… Go over to the next page and check out the advice of an expert!
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Although it’s a little bit of an investment up front, propane tanks and small green bottles obtained from Walmart are the cheapest and most long lasting fuel you can use for cooking. There is an adapter, often sold at Walmart but can be purchased online, that will refill the green canisters from the larger propane tanks. I don’t know how long it takes for propane to go bad but I’ve used it when it was years old.
Because a deuce and a half runs on anything