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Trivets

Discussion in 'Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces' started by FatBoy85, Nov 10, 2017.

  1. FatBoy85

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    Let’s see ‘em! 69764486-1BC1-4844-95AC-132F96EB693B.jpeg
    Nothing was being cooked in the pot but have to admit this would look freakin awesome full go stove and a pot of stew or chili for days when you stay home all day.
     
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    How many hours do you have to wait to get the trivet up to temperature... Looks like a lot of iron there
     
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    Haha I wondered how long myself!:rofl: :lol: Maybe I ought to leave them on there for a night and wait. The good thing though is the middle of them allows heat to come in(big holes) So while Id be able to cook them, it would merely help to keep the cooking more evenly once its up to temp. Does 14 hour stew sound good?
     
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