can this be used in a camp fire?
230422
Yes. Steel will handle the Temp. without reaching critical temp. I would not recommend using a scouring pad on the ceramic coating as this may damage it. Degreaser and stiff, nonmetallic bristles are best.
230423
We use it to boil water and make gravy when camping. We usually place it on a rock beside the fire. The handle and lid can get hot so we use a stick to lift the pot and the lid. I have not been able to find these pots in any store for a long time so I bought this pot to use with the larger 3.5 qt pot.
2203285
We use it on a tiny patio very near the house and have not had problems. As long as you keep the fire itself small, I think it would be OK.
1947526
It might be, it really works well on a hot camp fire...we cooked several roasts with veggies and every time came out great! It does tend to leave marks on the inside even if you use pam or some type of cooking spray
1599171
Not on a camp stove. When at the edge of the coals of a larger fire the handles do get hot though. Use a few layers of heavy duty aluminum foil for a lid, it works great.
1876406
I wouldnt have a problem in a camper but a tent has a different rating. It is a very protected face although it puts out a lot of heat you don't see the elements. I personally would use it but it would be your call.
244873
Yes, you can. I placed mine in a standard metal fire pit and that works too.
1206781
No; however I see no reason why it couldn't be used on either charcoal or on a wood fire ( camping). Just clean it well, after use.
2201860
I wouldn't recommend it, depending on how long you burn your fire, the heat could damage the grass - I keep mine on concrete.
508351
I would not recommend this griddle for use on a campfire. Being how it is aluminum the excess and uneven heat that a campfire produces would, in all likelihood, permanently warp the griddle. Also, excess heat will cause the nonstick coating to separate from the griddle. For camping best go with a cast iron griddle or make one from relatively thick plate steel. Weld horseshoes on the ends for handles to complete the outdoors character.
146134
It's made to be used indoors or out. It runs on butane. However, I would not suggest that it be used to heat a tent. You have an open flame and it probably wont produce enough heat anyway.
2261072
I have used it in both the bbq grill and a campfire. it worked well. It needs to be seasoned well first though.
2138667
Not with a fire in it. All of the connector pieces are made of plastic and probably would not hold up to the heat.
208961
I use mine primarily with an alcohol stove but I do not see any reason why you could not use it on the fire.
397351
It certainly gets hot since it contains fire, but it's not designed to radiate heat. You can put your hands above it or very near to it and I'm sure you'd get some heat. But it's not going to warm an area. You're better off building a campfire.
437588
I use it on camp stoves. I don't know what would happen to the handle if it was in flames.
1798033
I have used it over direct fire in a charcoal grill, so I am assuming it would be just fine over a campfire. Hope this helps!
612050
I use it in my outdoor fire pit which is fueled by gas. I don't see how you can use this with a wood burning fireplace.