Can this product be used to roast marshmallows or will they smell of fuel?
1133955
Would not use to toast marshmellows. They will smell of fuel. Use only an open fire to roast marshmellows
21829
I wouldn't, this is a strong solvent and the sending unit for the gas level changed a bit when I used the product. Use this product with 4 gallons of fuel no more.
1623900
The simple answer is yes. The flames on my unit reach up to 10 inches above the rim. But the flames are like a propane fire, not hot coals like a wood fire. That said, there is more than enough heat to roast hot dogs. However, I would not want to drop grease into the vermiculite granules on a regular basis.
347814
No, not even for a short time. For this application, you will probably need to use a fuel burning appliance, outside the vehicle.
1459976
I guess you could if you REALLY wanted too....but I think you'll be dealing with a marshmallow mess after. As far as tank time..depends on flame setting..on high I get about 5 hrs. This thing is really for atmosphere. ..not cooking.
922318
I would assume not well. Mine actually burnt out doing a mixture for brownies. I was mixing fine then it just stopped with that bad smell coming out from the case. I tried everything to get it moving again but it was dead. We did not get much time out of it, less than a year. It may have been a fluke but it was quite disappointing
484856
If you have long enough sticks/skewers you can prop the door open and roast hot dogs, marshmallows, etc. inside. Be careful as the whole thing does get hot.
50506
Well I would think you need to get a special type of fuel but the container is kind of lacking in the size area so I would think you should go with a torch specifically for cooking. But if you wanted to I don't see why not. It has a really powerful flame for a short time which is enough to cook with so I guess so.
1776249
I've only used it to make homemade marshmallows and they came out perfect. I don't see why you can't make anything in it but would definitely put it on a baking sheet because it's not rigid like a regular pan.
1342056
I can't answer your question, since we eat a grain-free diet, but I can attest that they roast over a campfire as good as any other marshmallow, so my guess is that they would melt in a pan with butter and rice krispies.
1476858
Hi, I bought this for cooking. This really works for preventing the smoke. But I don't think I will work for smells.
1342057
Yes, I should think you would be able to, although I have not personally tried it. They are the closest thing to a real marshmallow that I've been able to find. I made sugar free "moon pies" with them & my entire family loved them, including two very, very picky teenagers.Good luck!
777236
Yes. It is same like usual marker but edible. So it will be perfect for marshmallow.
1426128
They will work, although it is not quite the same. We have used this before for toasting marshmallows. A candle would do about the same job for toasting marshmallows.
1623899
We roast marshmallow so yeah. Although it always has a pretty large flame, so nothing that's low enough to put them on a grill rack. At least mine doesn't seem to work that way.
1395625
I am sure it could be, however, I don't care for the smell of the fuel when it burns. I use it outdoors.
660063
Not sure why you would, you would need like 6-12 cans and then the grease would fall into the cans and contaminate the fuel causing it to stink and smell affecting the taste of your meat. It would not hurt your meat as for as fumes go because quite a few people roast marshmallows over the cans directly but this is really made to keep food warm for party buffets or slow cook things in a pan in the event of a power outage. I've used it to make coffee in a pinch when electric was out and cooked some eggs in a pan. Would need a sterno pot stand or something close to cook with it. I have a Sterno stove stand I bought for 7 dollars I use with it 1 can at a time and it works great. Not sure why you would, you would need like 6-12 cans and then the grease would fall into the cans and contaminate the fuel causing it to stink and smell affecting the taste of your meat. It would not hurt your meat as for as fumes go because quite a few people roast marshmallows over the cans directly but this is really made to keep food warm for party buffets or slow cook things in a pan in the event of a power outage. I've used it to make coffee in a pinch when electric was out and cooked some eggs in a pan. Would need a sterno pot stand or something close to cook with it. I have a... » Read More Not sure why you would, you would need like 6-12 cans and then the grease would fall into the cans and contaminate the fuel causing it to stink and smell affecting the taste of your meat. It would not hurt your meat as for as fumes go because quite a few people roast marshmallows over the cans directly but this is really made to keep food warm for party buffets or slow cook things in a pan in the event of a power outage. I've used it to make coffee in a pinch when electric was out and cooked some eggs in a pan. Would need a sterno pot stand or something close to cook with it. I have a Sterno stove stand I bought for 7 dollars I use with it 1 can at a time and it works great. « Show Less