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View Poll Results: Outside kitchen- like it or hate it?
Do you like the idea of an outside kitchen? 166 56.85%
Don't want an outside kitchen 67 22.95%
Don't care either way 59 20.21%
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Old 01-06-2012, 07:23 AM   #111
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We do not have an outside kitchen; however, I think it would nice as we do nearly all cooking (99%) outside. Probably the most indoors cooking appliance we use is the oven and that is mainly in the morning time and not that often. Another poster mentioned “Dutch Oven” cooking which is something we do. I like the outdoor refrigerator and sink concepts. My preference for an outdoor stove is the Camp Chef type with the large burners.

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Old 01-06-2012, 08:25 AM   #112
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I have a 3 burner stove from my popup days which I still carry in the 5th. I would like to have a stove pull out outside but I don't need the rest of the stuff. Well maybe a small counter to go with the stove.

The whole outside kitchen eats up too much interior room and I can't get the layout I want. There seems to be room under one of the slide to do this.

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Old 01-17-2012, 07:42 AM   #113
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When we were shopping for our new camper, an outside kitchen was a must for my husband and a walk around bed and u shape dinette was mine. We have two kids ages 9 and 11 and almost always one of them has a friend when we camp. Our main purpose for insisting on the outside kitchen was so we could keep the kids from the constant in out in out.....i want a snack.....i am thirsty.....etc. Also, we plan on keeping the coffee pot and toaster out there so that when my husband wakes up with the kids at o'dark thirty, they can go out and have breakfast and won't wake me up......lol We finally chose the Shasta Revere 30CKBH in Espresso and we picked her up yesterday!!!!
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Old 01-17-2012, 09:26 AM   #114
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When we were shopping for our new camper, an outside kitchen was a must for my husband and a walk around bed and u shape dinette was mine. We have two kids ages 9 and 11 and almost always one of them has a friend when we camp. Our main purpose for insisting on the outside kitchen was so we could keep the kids from the constant in out in out.....i want a snack.....i am thirsty.....etc. Also, we plan on keeping the coffee pot and toaster out there so that when my husband wakes up with the kids at o'dark thirty, they can go out and have breakfast and won't wake me up......lol We finally chose the Shasta Revere 30CKBH in Espresso and we picked her up yesterday!!!!
Congrats on the new TT!! The outside kitchen was also a must for us and we absolutely love it. I'm with you....my DH can go outside in the morning and get some breakfast while I'm still enjoying the comfy bed and exploring the backs of my eyelids! Happy camping!!
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Old 01-29-2012, 09:24 PM   #115
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We just bought a Lacrosse 318BH Touring Edition the outside kitchen and the bathroom entrance where a must as it keeps the kids from in an out while we are at the camp site. The convenience is amazing at nights you can cook the steak drink the soda and watch the football game on Dish while inside the wife can be getting ready to put the young ones to bed it is all an upside and I see no downside.

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