Hungry Penguin Eco

This stove does it all, it keeps you warm, cooks your dinner, boils your kettle and if you’ve got a boiler model it will heat your water for you as well. If you are trying to reduce your carbon footprint or your fuel bill, being able to heat and cook from the same fuel load makes a lot of sense.
If you want that smug feeling of warm toes and a hot pasty that makes sense too. It is a different experience to cooking with flick-a-switch power… but you’re off grid and the stoves on anyway!

The oven temperature can reach up to 300°C, but it will tick over comfortably at between 140-180°C. You can fit a small saucepan and kettle on the top plate.