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Thermos Grill 2 Go II Advantage

This feature-packed grill has all the bells and whistles for even the most demanding outdoor chef.
The open-flame grilling system has a non-stick, Teflon®-coated griddle that offers 140 sq. in. of cooking area. The lightweight, 2 –piece porcelain cooking grates offer an additional 308 square inches of cooking space over two independently-controlled stainless steel burners. Easily lights the first time with the built-in rotary ignition system. When the festivities continue after the sun goes down, simply use the removable, multitask light to illuminate the grilling area. Keep all the grilling necessities close at hand with the roomy side shelves, built-in paper towel holder, tool hooks, trash bag holder and car flag holder. The grill detaches from legs for convenient tabletop grilling and folds for hassle-free, wheeled transport with the pull-handle. Uses 1 lb. cylinder that can be stored in the on-board storage bin with retention strap. The removable grease drawer makes clean-up a cinch!

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Grilled to Perfection

Preston Gratiot
RV View
Monday August 1, 2005

There’s nothing quite as satisfying as settling into a nice comfy camp chair and finally getting to enjoy your campsite.
The rig is finally level, the awning is out and nobody is pointing out something else you need to do.

Yes, this is the moment we remember why we bought the RV. When I think of this, I imagine looking over a babbling brook in the redwoods at Lime Kiln Creek State Campground in Big Sur, Calif. But it could be anywhere just so long as it’s in the Great Outdoors.
We all have our favorite camping haunts, those dream locations that find us returning like starlings year after year. But once you have the rig level and the load of the road is behind you, what can you do to enhance this dream state?