Coghlan's Cast Iron Campクッカー

Good Product especially when no option available other than aluminium made toaster. Works perfect. Only pre-seasoning is missing else perfect. One star deducted for price point.

I love it, reminds me of when I used to live in Canada and camp in the back country. Fire going, stars out, cheese and ham toasties. So much more fun, cheaper, simpler and tastier than spending £££ on butchers meats too. I sealed mine before use despite it being ready to go. If ya new to cast iron do some homework! My Welh lady friend was well impressed lol

Works great. I use it on camp puts and it makes really good mautin pies and grilled cheese for me and my Boy Scout patrol. It is easy to assemble and pretty effective. It is portable for a camp fire sandwich cooker and is pretty nice. Best on the market if you ask me. Only problem is it turns your bread into a wierd pattern

These were a recurring tradition in my household as a kid, except we made them like pizza pops. Add your butter to the outsides of the bread, load up the inside with pizza sauce, cheese and whatever other pizza toppings your heart desires. After investing in a good fire pit for my own home I figured these needed to be purchased for it as well. I’m so glad I did. These worked just as perfect as the ones I had as a kid, but now I get to call them my own. One of mine’s latch on the metal part was broken off when it arrived but it really doesn’t affect the cooking so I’m not mad about it at all. I seasoned these a couple times the night before and will re-up that every so often - just like you would with any cast iron. (This is just spreading oil on the inside and heating it over the fire) I didn’t have any sticking after that (I also added butter to the outside of the bread which helps). overall, if you haven’t ever bought these before or tried campfire pizza pops, then NOW is your time! Buy these and have the best campfire snack of your life!

Item appears as this picture, but not as the picture on coghlans website that describes how to season.. THE COGHLans website item is rounded corners… this has a series of ridges which is not ideal for jaffles.. I should have looked more closely at this picture not relied on the name