Coleman One-Burner Propane Stove
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List Price: $39.99
Our Price: $35.00
Your Save: $ 4.99 ( 12% )
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Binding: Sports
Brand: Coleman
Color: Coleman Green
EAN: 0076501213829
Feature: One 10,000 BTU burner
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Coleman
Manufacturer: Coleman
Model: 5431B705
Publisher: Coleman
Release Date: 2005-04-18
Studio: Coleman
Variation Description: Coleman Green
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Features
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One 10,000 BTU burner
Large eight-inch burner bowl
Pot supports shield flame from wind
Boils a quart of water in just four minutes
Burns for 2.2 hours on high and nine hours on low, on one 16.4-ounce cylinder of Coleman propane
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great for home roasting coffee
Comment: After researching, experimenting, and eventually succeeding at home roasting, I thought I'd offer a little advice here as a means of encouraging rookies. You DO NOT need to make a huge investment or be a culinary genius. You can home roast inexpensively and without fancypants equipment.
Acquire the following:
Whirley Pop popcorn maker
Coleman "One Burner" propane stove
a colander
green coffee
Part 1 - setup
This process produces A LOT of smoke. You'll need to either roast outside or mount an industrial strength vacuum hose directly above your range; your kitchen fan won't cut it. Therefore, I recommend some sort of outside heat source. I tried the Whirley Pop on my grill at first and even at full blast it didn't provide enough heat (the beans would brown but never reach the "cracking" stage). Pick up a single burner Coleman propane stove ($20-$30); I use the upright model but the other models would probably work as well.
Part 2 - process
Green coffee beans expand to at least twice their size once roasted, so plan accordingly. I tried roasting a handful of beans at first but have had more success with larger quantities - say, a cup or two of green beans. Set your Coleman stove on its lowest setting and light it. Even on low, it's hotter than the grill. Note that you DO NOT need a thermometer despite online advice to the contrary. (People roasted coffee for roughly 1,000 years before household thermometers came along. You'll be just fine without one.) Dump your beans into the Whirley Pop and begin turning the crank lever; you'll be turning the entire time, but it doesn't need to be too fast - just enough to keep the beans moving.
After a few minutes, depending on the heat, you'll see smoke. Crank until you hear the "first crack," a distinctive popping sound that lasts 30 seconds or so, depending on quantity of beans. At the first crack you should take note of the time, since timing after this point is crucial. I've found that roasting for 5-7 minutes after the first crack produces a good roast. I've also read about a "second crack," which isn't nearly as easy to hear as the first crack. Therefore, note the time from the first crack and establish the right amount of time for you.
You can try to judge the roast level by looking at the beans, but this is problematic because it's hard to see through the smoke into the bottom of the Whirley Pop, and the beans will continue to roast after you remove them. When you do decide that they've roasted enough, pour them into the colander. You'll want to blow on them to get the chaff out of the beans - the stuff goes everywhere, another argument for doing this outside.
Part 3 - degassing
Let the beans cool and degas for at least 12 hours. In our case, the beans really didn't smell like coffee beans until after they'd sat overnight. At this point you're ready to grind, drink, and gloat.
Good luck!
Customer Rating:
Summary: single burner
Comment: Excellent and fast heat, more than actually needed. Packed small, and very user friendly. Get one....you won't be dissapointed!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Best For Backpacking
Comment: Coleman makes the best camping gear and this stove attachment is perfect for backpacking. Its lightweight and is wide enough (8 inches) to steadily hold any pot or pan. The regulator can be turned down very low and still not be blown out by wind. Easily attaches to Coleman propane containers and has a nice canister base that is also steady. You really don't need more than one of these for two campers. Cleans easily as well.
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Excellent backpacking stove
Comment: I bought this handy little stove to go backpack camping. I like that it puts out a lot of heat and breaks down nicely for your backpack without having to invest to much. I mostly do summer time camping so for cold weather I do not know how it would perform. As far as performance I would give it a 5 star. My only trouble has been that unless you are on perfectly flat ground, pans like to slide off if you do not watch very carefully. Other then that this has been a great product for us.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Good product.
Comment: I like the simplicity of the design and the light weight.
The 8 inch top is big enough to hold big cookware.
You need to bring your own ligher to light the fire (not a big deal).
I give it 4-start, not because of any defact from this product, but because Amazon's price is too high. WalMart sells this for only $19.96 :-)
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Editorial Reviews:
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High pressure regulator. Constant output regardless of weather. Fully adjustable cooking power. Pot supports help shield flame from wind. Large 8'' burner bowl. One 10,000 BTU burner. REF-ID: EB01-2802785
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