IMHO can't beat a good old coleman camping stove for value. there are better built and cheaper ones but these are a great compromise
they aren't very heavy at all and the ones with wind walls make a huge difference in cooking time if there is any wind
+1. Got a two burner (with wind guard) that came with legs so I can cook standing up.
The little propane canisters are good for short trips, and you can plug in the big momma canister for longer stays.
And it really works well to heat up water when the power is out for days... like after Wilma tore through our county.
Fill up the lobster pot and heat to steaming. Mix with cool water and you got one nice hot bath/shower (more water than those solar H20 things, but they work well in concert, too)
