Here is my Jetboil Stash review cooking one of my jetboil recipes on my new jetboil stash. I am using the jetboil stash camping stove to boil the water and then my jetboil summit skillet to cook the steaks. This chinese pork and noodle ramen dish is the perfect camping meals.

I really enjoyed jetboil stash cooking and it boiled 500ml of water in 3 minutes and cooked the pork steaks really well using the simmer function. The jetboil stash camp stove worked really well with my jetboil summit skillet too.

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What they say:

Overview
We know your dreams are big and ambitious. Which is why we designed the all-new Stash™ to be lightweight and compact, maximizing your pack space without sacrificing that iconic Jetboil performance. At 7.1 oz, the .8L Stash is 40% lighter than the .8L Zip.

Stand-alone stove with titanium burner and .8L FluxRing cook pot is the lightest Jetboil system ever made
FluxRing technology ensures a rapid 2.5 minute boil time
Nesting design makes taking anywhere compact and easy
Cook pot with lid and attached pour handle makes for easy handling
Fuel stabilizer keeps everything stable and steady
Storage for 100g JetPower fuel canister makes adventuring anywhere easy
Compatible accessories include the Grande Coffee Press, Hanging Kit and JetSet Utensils
Jetpower Fuel sold separately

Color Metal
Weight 7.1 oz / 200 g
Empty heading System weight excludes fuel stabilizer
Power 4500 BTU/h / 1.32 kW
Volume .8 Liter
Cooking Type Fast Boil
Fuel Regulator No
Group Size 1-2 People
Boil Time 2m 30sec per .5 liter (avg. over life of Jetpower can)
Water Boiled 12 liters per 100 g Jetpower can
Ignition Type Match
Product Type System
Dimensions (Packed) 4.4 in x 5.1 in (112 mm x 130 mm)

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