Ozark Trail 2-in-1 Butane Griddle, Black, 7,650 BTU, Piezo-Electric 2.2kW, Outdoor Cooking

I took this portable stove on a camping trip to Ensenada, and it worked great. I was able to warm up tortillas, make coffee, and cook eggs with chorizo without any issues. It was easy to use, reliable, and performed exactly as expected. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this stove and would recommend it for camping and outdoor cooking.

I love that this camp stove is compact and comes with its own carrying case. I can take it anywhere—and I do. It's incredibly convenient. I do wish the butane lasted a little longer, but then the design would probably have to change, and it likely wouldn't be nearly as compact. At first, I thought I wished it got hotter, but after using it for a while, I've realized it actually produces plenty of heat for everything I cook. The griddle was a pure bonus for me. I didn't think I would use it as much as I do since I'm more of a simple can-of-soup person, but having it has opened up all kinds of new possibilities and conveniences when I get a spur-of-the-moment urge to just GO. I really can't say much negative about it unless you're trying to cook for an entire family. I can't offer much insight on that because I generally cook for just myself or occasionally a friend, and for that purpose, it works great. I keep a small 1½-quart pan, a 12-cup percolator coffee pot, and a few basic utensils in my car alongside this delightful camp stove and a few cans of butane. The butane canisters, by the way, are extremely easy to install. With that simple setup, I'm prepared to cook just about anything I would normally make while camping or even on a day trip when I don't want to spend a lot of money eating out. Cleanup is quick and easy afterward as well. The griddle is nonstick and cleans up beautifully, even after grilling burgers or steak. I don't usually cook or eat fried chicken, but I do use the griddle to warm up precooked boneless, skinless grilled chicken, and it works great for that. I just don't want to take the time—or deal with the grease and mess—of making fried chicken, but that's simply a personal preference. Overall, this little stove has given me a lot of flexibility, convenience, and freedom to enjoy spontaneous adventures without a lot of planning or expense.