Try as I may - I cant find one that does decent toast, rather than just burning it anyone got ANY ideas??

In reply to Post #1
This one, Chris. You need to do it in two goes or it can burn.

In reply to Post #2
I've got one of those can be a bit hit and miss. To the OP you could just use a sandwich skillet (Ridgemonkey ) or something simular. There also the ones where the bread sits at an angle can do a few slices at a time. Not sure what there like mind.

In reply to Post #3
Those four slice angled toasters are totally crap.

In reply to Post #1
Someone last year suggested the Ibili camping toaster. On the strength of that, I bought the Go Systems version which looks identical. Makes lovely toast 👍

Just use a ridge monkey to toast the bread. Once toasted, butter and off you go. Both the pics below are by using the RM compact toaster on the bank in France last September.

Poached eggs on toast


Full English with toast ( last couple of days so ran out of bacon and on the bacon grill)

In reply to Post #6
That toast looks good, and your egg poaching skills look excellent 👌🏻

In reply to Post #6
The old " Holy ghost " looks on point there Neil..

In reply to Post #6
Eggcellent.

Bright Spark camping toaster had one years 👍

Gooutdoors - Hi-Gear- Folding Toaster (4 slice) £7

Thanks everyone, I tried the ridge monkey but kept burning the toast, maybe needed to turn the heat down a bit, but I've gone for the Ibili camping toaster, which shoud be here today, I'll let you know how I get on..

During the 70's in the days of gas fires
We used to use a knife In between the bars and grill plaques then stabbed a slice of bread onto it and toasted that way.
If you can do it this way without burning you can cook a slice of toast on almost anything lol.

In reply to Post #13
Them were the days.. Toast with just a hint of north sea gas..

Was the coal fire and a toasting fork in my day..toasting forks were homemade by my dad out of coat hangers