CHEF MASTER PORTABLE BUTANE STOVE REVIEW | BRAD REVIEWS

[@nateman79]

The new ‘head chef’ at the restaurant I work at threw one of these in the trash… it was extremely filthy from months and months of making omelettes and other things.. I immediately asked what’s wrong with it? ‘it doesn’t work. you can have it if you think you can fix it….. Seriously? I replied? ‘Yup but its broke’ … first thing I check is the igniter and it sparked perfectly fine. Hmmmm.. scrubbed the burner outlets with a brush.. sprayed off the residue with a can of duster, grabbed a new can of butane…. fired up like it just came out of the box. Use it almost daily and it is the greatest camping stove EVER. 😂🤣. One person‘s trash is another person‘s treasure

[@bradthekitchenguy]

All it needed was some TLC, glad to hear you were up to the task and gave this amazing appliance the amazing life it deserves! I use this appliance just about every time I cook, truly is a favorite! Again, glad to hear you are now enjoying it as well !!! If you're up for it, we'd love to hear what your favorite meal to make with it is, or if there's something you'd like to see us make with it, or really just anything you'd like to share. We love hearing from people!

[@spaceted3977]

Yes !!! They are very reliable !!! I remove the cannister each time because it gets cold and wet inside the compartment !!!

[@arthursese6068]

Thanks for the review. I just bought a wok and this will be perfect. My electric stove just doesn’t cut it.

[@christyTG1]

how long does the gas last? or better yet after how many usages do u need to change it ?

[@spaceted3977]

I've got 3 butane cookers and I've been using one to heat the Bathroom with a heater unit on top of the Hob !!!! They are really fantastic !!! I shall use them in the summer outside for cooking !!! I've just bought a Butane Mini Oven !!!! I wanted it for Baking Homemade Bread !!! A cannister lasts about an Hour, but if you have several Cannisters, then you don't have to worry about the cost of Electricity !!! In the UK the cost of Electricity is Very Expensive so I only use Electricity for running my 2 Freezers and Computer, X Box, Tablet Computer and Shower etc !!!! I don't use much Electricity for Cooking, Washing Clothes or Heating !!!! I use Cast Iron Basic Pans which hold the heat and work on a very low flame !!!! The cooker I have been using has been very reliable. I didn't want a cooker that uses large cylinders !!! They are heavy and I would have to keep going to the Garage to Refill it. I use a welding hammer to bash a Hole in the empty gas cartridges so they won't explode in the Garbage Lorry !!!!

[@rafaelruiz-tagle358]

Thank you for your awesome video. Because of you I ended up buying the unit.

[@Blu_Slime]

The instructions say don’t use indoors. Is it safe?

[@jameswalsh5023]

He didn't mention these stoves give off carbon monoxide. They really aren't designed to be used indoors. Make sure you're in a well ventilated space if you do. t

[@Rooster4114]

I don’t care, if I’m on the road and its summer I ain’t letting those flies and mosquitoes inside, they are annoying as heck.

[@sharael8]

These are regularly used indoors at chef stations. They are also used inside in Japan all the time.

[@nilesburn1]

Meh

[@twohandsandaradio]

Not much of a "review" but more of a how to on making starchy water. One question that no one seems to answer... does the propane cansiter get hot from being so close to the flame?

[@altheamcnabb2829]

Yes, some lady on here explains why it can explode also. Basically don't put a large pan or pot on it because the flames will then get to close to the canister. There is something extra to look for on the back also, a warning. Some canisters have it and some don't. Sometimes its got a blue ring on the top you cant miss. Thats the one that has the extra warning you wan to us.

[@overthetopblues]

Do you know if the heat is because of the butane that is used? or can any butane cylinder produce 15000 bTUs? My stove is a 9000 BTUs, but I would like it to be hotter. Wondering if the stove will increase the heat, even if I’m using the same butane as I always use.? Thanks )

[@debbiecurtis4021]

That frying pan looks too big for a camping stove, you risk overheating the gas canister. Stay safe, use a smaller pan please.

[@bradthekitchenguy]

Thank you, I appreciate your looking out. You are absolutely right. I have in fact noticed the size difference and safety risk and typically now do use smaller pans. Thank you, again:)

[@debbiecurtis4021]

@@bradthekitchenguy stay safe.

[@pionus3651]

Thanks I didn’t know either.

[@Aco747lyte]

Nice review. However, tf you use a cast iron skillet/frying pan, then you'll use less gas because cast iron needs less heat to get hot, therefore cooks food much quicker than stainless steel pans. Aluminum versions are inefficient because the metal is a poor conductor of heat. Again, an excellent review - many thanks, Wendi UK 🌻

[@scottl8416]

Cast iron needs MORE heat to get hot, but it does retain it logner

[@gopherbone697]

The stomping and huffing at the beginning was so loud I immediately paused the video, wrote this comment, and left your channel. Jesus Christ, it's 7x louder than the rest of the video!

[@lindalrb3864]

Awesome! I bought one but I'm afraid to use it lol blessings

[@bradthekitchenguy]

Punch fear in the face !!! It will be worth it. Once you do try it you'll only regret not having done so ealier. Please let me know when you do try it: how it goes and what you made. If you would like me to make something using it, comment the meal suggestion and I'll get to it as soon as I can so you can follow along.

[@lindalrb3864]

@@bradthekitchenguy thank you. I needed to hear this about many things. Blessings

[@antinsd]

Love it awesome 👌

[@billybastar4022]

How does it simmer?

[@atribecalledjudah5436]

Teddy lives!

[@betspath]

Ventilation?

[@bradthekitchenguy]

These are made for a outside camp burner. Not recommended for inside use. I would follow the same recommendations as a gas stove.

[@sonnybuehner9115]

Good review man. After I used, do I needed to turn off the lock or remove the canister ?

[@bradthekitchenguy]

Great question! I personally typically always take out the butane canister after using.

[@Aco747lyte]

@@bradthekitchenguy So do I, although most butane gas cylinders are self-sealing

[@spaceted3977]

Yes !! Lift up the lock lever and remove the cannister each time you use it !!!! Because the cannister gets cold and wet, so leave the cover open so it doesn't Rust !!!!

[@Jsfreedom]

WHY SIZE PAN SHOULD BE USED?

[@RebeleneM]

Did this come with a cannister of butane?

[@Aco747lyte]

I'm afraid not, because when you buy single gas stoves, you have to buy cylinders/cannisters of butane separately.

[@jacquelinematthews8752]

Can you convert this to propane?

[@bradthekitchenguy]

As long as you have the correct size canister, Happy Cooking !!!

[@espeon25]

Can you use it inside the home?

[@bradthekitchenguy]

Yes you can, my cooking set is inside which is were I use it all the time. Though, you do want to be cautious. Make sure not to have any highly flammable products near and just keep a close eye in general. Happy Cooking!

[@benjaminduez2781]

@@bradthekitchenguy hey i was wondering if youd think this would be okay to use in a hotel when there is no stove. i travel for my job and need to cook meals in my room. would this be ok? would i need to crack a window or door ?

[@polygamous1]

Just remember guys Most of these burners/stoves are Only recommended for OUTDOOR use n this because they are Not 100% gas tight most cost between 20 n 30 Quit, what can u expect for that though, the smell of gas is between the canister n the intake that maybe some O rings may remedy don't use them indoors guys

[@neilmccormick2064]

How much does it cost ?

[@altheamcnabb2829]

O my goodness. Your volume is way to loud at the begging. I was just about to doze off at 3 am and you blasted me awake. crap man.

[@howard6817]

Why don't you tell people where you bought it,,,,,, 🤔🤔🤔

[@bradthekitchenguy]

Howard, there is a labeled link in the top of the description :)

[@Obliticus]

Intro too loud, voice to quiet.