Can you get us the exact details of it please, like the UPC code?

Cheers, bruce

'85 Westy
'02 Snap Beetle
Victoria, BC, Canada, truly a Westy ;-)
On Thursday, May 29, 2003, at 07:54  AM, No Name Available wrote:

> I took my annual Memorial day camping trip this year, as I was
> prepariong for
> the trip I was in my local Wal-mart. There I Found a griddle accesorie
> for a
> Coleman 2 burner camp stove. the dimensions happen to be quite close
> to the
> stove on my westy. so I took a chance (knowing that I could return It)
> and
> bought it. Well, It fit perfectly. I made taost and eggs w/bacon the
> first morning.
> then grilled cheese and soup for lunch then we made sausage, onions and
> peppers with melted cheese. I made Pancakes for the next AM (I get the
> "just add
> water type" it is easier and it can be used right out of the
> container.)
> the other benifits other than a great new way to cook in my westy are
> that
> this griddle is Teflon coated (non-stick) and super easy to clean. It
> is light
> and not bulky, fits in the little storage compartment left of the
> fridge with
> the rest of the utensils. and it has drainage so any fat gets funneled
> into the
> sink area where I put a paper cup to catch it.
> All in all this was a great investment. I highly suggest it for anyone
> that
> spends any time in there westy. We spend up to 5 weeks a summer in
> ours so it
> is a huge advance in our cooking capability and makes our menu that
> much better.
>
> happy camping.
>
> Chris
> VT
>  91 westy
> 87 westy syncro FS 76 K miles
>
>