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You need to make up a checklist of camping food according to the location where you will camp and how you will get there. A caravan camper for instance, can stock more food and supplies than someone travelling in a family car. If you are taking a trailer or will drive an SUV you will have more space for camping food. Plan accordingly.

Camping food tips for preparing the packages

Be sure to measure the ingredients for the various dishes ahead of time. By doing so you will prevent wastage and save on packing space. Pack the food in zip lock bags and label accordingly.

You can prepare a few things ahead of time to ensure quick reheating such as soups or stews. If you have a camp freezer you can store the food in it. If not, take one of the large CADAC cooler boxes and add ice bricks to keep the foods cold. Before you place meat in cooler boxes, make sure that it is frozen as it will then keep longer and keep other foods colder. Remember that our ice bricks will last longer than separate cubes which will not only melt, but leave water all over the place. Pack the food items in water tight containers or bags.

At camp

When cooking in a pot you need to keep the lid on to ensure that the juice stays in the food. It will also help to prevent insects from flying or falling into the dish. We offer various pots for camp cooking including bread and potjiekos pots with stands. Only use fireproof cooking equipment as available from Cadac. While eating have a pot of hot water on the fire to ensure that you have warm water afterwards for cleaning if you are in an area without wash-up facilities.

Also see our recipe book for amazing camping food preparation ideas and tips.

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Although best known for our outdoor products developed for camping specifically and the well-known blue gas cylinders we also offer numerous outdoor products to make patio living and food preparation exciting.

Some of the outdoor products that go excellent with our gas barbeque and patio charcoal ranges are discussed below.

Veggie Roaster

Roast fruits and vegetables including corn with the pronged veggie racks to be used with any type of barbeque.

Roast Rack

The large and convenient roast rack works well with the Charcoal Pro for roasting large pieces of meat through the indirect cooking method.

Hinged Cooking Rack

To be used with barbeques such as the Charcoal Pro, it makes it easier to top up briquettes with the indirect cooking methods applied.

Pizza Stone

No need to visit an Italian restaurant to get a traditional pizza if you have the Pizza Stone that works well with our gas or charcoal barbeques. It should be noted that the Pizza Stone is not suitable for gas ovens. It comes with convenient handles. The thick 10 mm baking stone can withstand temperatures of up to 500 degrees Celsius.

Adjustable Barbeque Griller

This unique rack makes it possible to prepare fish and veggies to perfection and with smaller than normal holes it ensures that foods don’t drop through making it ideal also for winglets. It is chrome plated for corrosion resistance.

Fish Griller

Want to grill a yellow tail? Then be sure to get our specially designed fish griller that makes turning of fish an absolute dream. It also makes for a stunning presentation at the dinner table.

Fire Express

Don’t spend hours in lighting a briquette or charcoal fire. Use our fire express to quickly get the fire going. It is the perfect companion for home and camp braais.

Charcoal Rails

Keep the briquettes in perfect order with the clip-on charcoal rails suitable for indirect cooking with most of the CADAC kettles.

Many more accessories form part of our range of outdoor products. As can be seen from the above, we have gone out of our way to make barbeque type food preparation easier.

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