We have talked a little bit about bringing the Volcano Jr. back. For the most part the responses have been positive.
We feel that it would be MOST useful for singles who want something that does not require a specific fuel. IE it could burn charcoal or wood, instead of hard to find butane cylinders or white gas or otherwise. Those things seem to be the first thing to disappear when disaster strikes.
The whole setup (we would probably make a Dutch Oven to specifically fit this) would weigh less than 20lbs, fit into a case. We would probably also make a Volcano Lid for it, also.
The Lodge 6" Dutch Oven From the Lodge Site
Designed to meet consumer demands for smaller renditions of family favorites, desserts, sauces, or specialized recipes, the new 1-quart Lodge Camp Dutch Oven joins the list of eight Camp Ovens produced in South Pittsburg, TN.
Designed to meet consumer demands for smaller renditions of family favorites, desserts, sauces, or specialized recipes, the new 1-quart Lodge Camp Dutch Oven joins the list of eight Camp Ovens produced in South Pittsburg, TN.
| Item No. | Description | ||
| L6CO3 | Lodge Logic 1 qt. Camp Oven 6-5/8" dia, 3" depth |
Or the 8 inch. Info is also from the Lodge Site
| The Lodge portable “camp stove” is the pot that does it all. The flanged lid holds hot coals and inverts for use as a griddle. The integral legs allow the oven to sit perfectly over hot coals. Includes Camp Dutch Oven Cooking 101 cookbook. | |||||||||
| SKU | Description | ||||||||
| L8CO3 | 2 qt., 8" dia., Depth: 3" | ||||||||
I just got a NOS jr here in Australia. Love it
ReplyDeleteI do hope you make this grill. It would be a great addition to the Volcano II which I have.
ReplyDeleteI found a nearly new one on ebay and snapped it up for my Christmas present. You really should make these again. I have the Volcano II along with the Volcano lid. Now I can make desert at the same time I am cooking somethin else. A Volcano lid for the Jr. would be outstanding. Please make.
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