Snow Peak USA - Japanese-Designed Camping Gear

Grill Burner

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$219.74 $296.95 In stock

Category: Camping Stoves & Burners

The Grill Burner is a modular stove designed for slow-cooking meats and vegetables. The burner features a removable cast iron cooktop, stove, and saucer. To use, attach a fuel canister, light the stove through the small hole on the side, and press the auto igniter. Insert the Grill Burner into any IGT frame or use as a freestanding grill. Pair the Grill Burner with the Entry IGT Table for an intimate cooking experience. 


⚠️WARNING: California Proposition 65

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Leo S. ★★★★★

The cast iron cooktop heats so evenly that my pork shoulder came out tender without any scorching, and the modular setup made cleanup a breeze. I’ve used it three weekends straight now, and it’s become my go-to for slow-cooking over a campfire.

Leo ★★★★★

The cast iron cooktop distributes heat so evenly that my brisket came out tender and juicy on the first try. I love that the whole thing breaks down into the stove, saucer, and cooktop for easy packing. Perfect for slow-cooked meals at the campsite.

Scarlett J. ★★★★★

I wasn't sure how the modular setup would hold up, but swapping between the cast iron cooktop and the saucer is actually effortless mid-cook. The heat distribution is steady enough that a brisket came out tender without any scorching, and it's small enough to pack without clattering around.