Amazon sells gas stoves with cartridges in a set even cheaper

If the electricity in Germany fails due to a blackout or a storm, the stove in many households will also stop working. In that case you are in a fix if you want to prepare food. For emergencies, however, there are small gas cookers that are currently sold cheaper on Amazon in sets with gas cartridges.

Amazon sells gas stoves cheaper

A mobile gas cooker has so far been used more to prepare a warm meal when camping or tenting. In the energy crisis, a gas cooker as a backup could also be very practical. Exactly when the power goes out. In case you should not only have food, water and certain equipment prepared, but also a way to be able to prepare something warm to eat. Exactly such a set is currently conquering the bestsellers on Amazon. You can get one there mobile gas cooker with carrying case and eight gas cartridges for around 50 euros (view at Amazon). The price may vary depending on the provider.

The gas cartridge is simply placed in a compartment on the side, connected and you can use a saucepan on it without any problems. Of course you can also get more gas cartridges from Amazon (look at Amazon). So you are secured for several days and can cook. It is important that you ensure good ventilation.

If you want it even more mobile, then I can recommend you an even smaller gas cooker, which is even a bit cheaper, but not quite as stable (view at Amazon). A friend of mine took it with him on my motorcycle tour through Europe so that I could prepare something warm to drink on the way. For cooking pasta, rice or potatoes in a pot, for example, I would prefer the above solution.

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Gas cooker for more than just emergencies

Such gas cookers are currently in high demand because many people are afraid of a blackout. In fact, the money invested is not thrown away, because with such mobile gas cookers you can also prepare something on the go or in the garden. Otherwise, of course, they create a little more security in the event of an emergency, which will probably not occur.