Stove In A Can for $29.99
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=6OTT8tM6L6E
Sometimes a product’s name really says it all. We’re happy to find these because, frankly, it means we don’t have to do any work. Take for example Stove In A Can. What is it? Well, you see, it’s a stove in a can. Okay, we’re gonna hit the bar. Alright, a bit of an explanation is warranted even though Stove In A Can’s name handles the brunt of the work. Whether you’re sick of tying down a grill in the back of your truck on the way to a tailgate or you want a simpler and safer way to cook up a meal on your next camping expedition, Stove In A Can will provide you a hassle free way to do so. Roast dinner over an open flame, cook up a meal on a flat-top or even boil water in less time than it would take to gather firewood.
perfect for all you preppers!
Ideal Cinco de Mayo gift for that homeless person you've been wanting to help out
I would rather take the MacGyver route and use up my empty beer cans
http://www.maxim.com/gadgets/pbr-burner
I'm with Jeth on this one.
http://www.jureystudio.com/pennystove/stoveinstruct.html
For something like this, I'd like to build it for cheaper and then have the skills to make another incase the first gets damaged or lost.
"Stove In A Can" . . . or, in other words, Sterno?
@honk: Yeah but Sternos are small and not hot enough. Sterno cans are designed to keep food warm - open, light, and place under a container of already cooked food at buffets and parties.
BTW - Quickstove.com has these for $20 each with $2 per 30-min fuel disk.
Also, consider one of those butane stoves you can get for $20 plus some canisters. The stove-in-a-can can only be used 10 times (recommended). Downside is that the stove is mechanical and can break.

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