Clippa Cooker who has one?

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Who has a clippa cooker or other method of cooking food on the trail? I am working on an article for our food blog at lander and would like to do a write up on one.
 
I'm bout to have one. Got to catch up with my Abbeville wheeling buddy George. He's tired of me moochin...
 
this is what we are talking about for those of you unfamiliar with the clippa cooker

http://clippardchassisworks.com/products.html

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dam all you toyota driving greenwood boys start to blend together, yeah, looking back at his intro thread it was George, I was thinking dean got one from clippa last year after moab.
 
97TJGUZZY said:
dam all you toyota driving greenwood boys start to blend together, yeah, looking back at his intro thread it was George, I was thinking dean got one from clippa last year after moab.
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Deano picked it up from clippa for me,

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george you think we could cook something in that sucker this week or weekend and i could get me some footage of it for the blog?
 
I don't have one. Clippa has 2 weeks to wrap up his Phd so he is MIA. We mainly cooked tacos. Just toss in some hamburger meat or some chicken. Then we had all the fixins in a cooler. He just finished building his CnC table and mentioned making another batch of the cookers. If I remember correctly it takes a few hours to cook.
 
At Moab 2 yrs ago we cooked hamburgers, pork loin, chicken tenders and some other stuff I cant remember. It was all damn good and takes about 2 hours depending how much you work the engine
 
Looks like it is used to cook like the truckers do some times. They would wrap a roast in al foil and put it on the manifold. Of course they added potatoes and carrots and onions too.
 
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