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Ozpig (page 2 of 2)
Rod hsyterMurray Mallee, SA
- 2 reviews
- 2 likes
No good
Do not buy these if need more than 3 meter chimney. $600 so unhappy flu is way to small should have option. It smokes out my pergola. Man i paid too much for this and then you cant complain for an Ozzy product you could say no good in pergola area with 3 meter chimney. Too late now. I love it but I'm smoked out can't see TV.
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DaveGreater Melbourne (Outer), VIC
- 7 reviews
Great little addition to the kit
We were doing a trip, two adults two dogs through the Flinders and Northern NSW so we wanted something that we could cook on and keep warm to. The Ozpig was chosen for its compact, easy travel style and easy assembly. It's on the heavy side when you add in the extra pieces of chimney and a second set of legs to get it up to a height it's comfortable to sit around. It has all the things you could ask for, grill for the top allows you to BBQ, a hot plate to cook burgers and a warming plate that allows slow cooking of casseroles. We went with the ...Read more
flue extension with a offset in it which allows us to put the unit under the annex and still clear the smoke. Wood needs to be about the size of a soft drink can and it burns economically but we found not too much heat radiated out from the unit. It worked really well as a stove, not so well as a heater. They are not the cheapest investment either. I guess by the time we accessorised it up there was little change of $700. Construction is solid and I get the impression it will last a long time. We even us it at home sometimes as the spark arrester on the chimney does a good job of keeping the "fairies" under control. I would recommend it but ask yourself first what you expect from it. If it's to sit around on a cold night and keep warm, you had better be good friends cause you have to sit close. If you want something to cook on and create that real bush atmosphere then I can't think of anything like it that comes close.Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
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Drogue7AU
- 2 reviews
- 2 likes
- Verified purchase
Great for BBQing and Otdoor Heating
After researching the product, I purchased an Ozpig. This due to my daughter wanting an outdoor fire and a fire pit being too smoky and going through a lot of wood. The Ozpig uses not much wood and being a potbelly style, not much smoke when it's heated up. It uses a flue system to carry the smoke away which includes an all important spark arrestor. Also, it's a great BBQ. Many accessories are available, such a a grill with drip ring. Nothing tastes better than sausages, steak and rissoles cooked over a wood fire! There's a diffuser to cook toa...Read more
st on or to put the camp oven on when you want to simmer a meal. It comes with a heating tray and a hotplate for eggs, bacon and the like. And a wok for stir frys. Being on removable legs, it's off the ground and so won't burn the grass. More accessories include a larger warming tray, tool rack, heat bead basket, offset flue piece as well as additional straight flue sections if you need a taller flue. A rotisserie for spit roasting, etc. There's a vented door for better burn control and extension leg pieces. An enclosure to prevent contact with the hot stove. And there are carry bags and covers for it. The basic setup is quite compact with the flue sections and removable legs able to fit in the firebox on top of the fire grate. All the components that make up the finished product are made from quality materials and designed to last a long time with appropriate care. My cooking experiences were all very good. I used both the grill and hot plates as well as the camp oven sat on top to brown the meat, then added the diffuser to simmer the stew after that. Turned out as melt-in-your-mouth as a slow cooker! Being an enclosed fire, it may be used where open fires aren't permitted, except on total fire ban days. Only thing is the Ozpig and its accessories are expensive. That said, it IS made from quality materials and will last a long, long time.Similar opinion? Write a review on ieatwords.com.au!
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