Outdoor Kitchen Equipment
When thinking of a kitchen at camp images of melted ice and soppy egg boxes may come to mind for some. Others who have invested in quality products as available from Cadac however, will have fond memories of fun outdoor cooking and living.
Setting up the camp kitchen is extremely important and doing so correctly even more. Nobody enjoys having to cook meals in less than favourable circumstances and what should have been an amazing adventure can easily turn into a sorry tale of smoke in the face and working hard to clean the grill etc.
We at Cadac are committed to make outdoor life simply divine through highly functional products to ensure that you have all the essentials to make your camp kitchen just as comfortable as at home.
With that in mind we have developed a whole range of products such as mug holders to ensure cooling of beverages while on a picnic, sturdy cooler boxes with extra secure locking in of the cold, highly versatile barbeques, and the supply of the well-known and respected Cadac blue LPG gas cylinders.
We provide you with a full colour recipe book which is a must have for anyone who wants to become the best camp cook around. In addition we provide products such as drip pans, grill cleaning equipment, easy to clean potjiekos pots and stands, bread pans, and roast racks. We supply you with lights and lanterns and add-on accessories such as the dual arm control and the hi-lite extensions. We can even provide you an amazing firelighter and to top it all we make sure that you have equipment according to your purpose.
As such you will have a choice between smaller safari chefs and the large Carri Chef. You can opt for a kettle braai or perhaps a two plate stove that works directly from one of our LPG gas cylinders.
We invite you to browse through our comprehensive outdoor adventure range for products to equip your camp kitchen.
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