FREE: Make Your Own Soda Can Stove DIY For Preppers, Camping, Hunting + Recipes

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Hikers have been using these dependable mini stoves for years because they only weigh a few ounces and cook a meal in 10 minutes or so. They last a long time due to no moving parts.

Just imagine what a hot meal and safe drinking water would mean to you and your family in a natural disaster situation. It helps to be prepared.

I cooked Apple Cobbler on the stove in the picture. Yum! I was surprised how hot it got! It was delicious by the way. It took some tweeking to get it right and I will tell you exactly how to make them, how to use them, 7 easy recipes, which fuel to use for the best results, plus safety tips. I will even tell you how I made the low cost pot stand.

All you need is 2 soda cans, a piece of chicken wire, and a few common tools to make your own soda can stove, simmer lid, and pot stand.

There are many ways to make them, and I have done all the time consuming research for you and put together the most efficient stove by combining the best information I could find.

Soda can stoves are great for:
Emergencies
Power outages
Picnics
Camping
Hunters
Bikers
Hikers
Preppers

Make several, they are so quick and easy, and give to family and friends.

I will email the illustrated eBook I wrote which includes 7 recipes to the lucky winner as soon as the auction ends. I will need your email address an send it as an attachment. Feel free to ask me any questions you may have while you are making your mini stove.
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Tips: Make 3 stoves or more, not just 1.
3 stoves will cook a large pot of food for several people. Your neighbors are going to smell your cooking and come over to eat during a power outage:) Then show them how to make their own so they can eat their own food, lol.

Practice cooking with your stove (outside) as soon as possible so you know what to expect, and what you can cook before an emergency. There have been countless power outages this winter. Be ready:)