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Coleman 9935-A50 Road Trip Heat 'N Serve 6-Quart Propane Slow Cooker


Coleman 9935-A50 Road Trip Heat 'N Serve 6-Quart Propane Slow Cooker


Best Price: $89.99

Product Features
  • 6-quart propane portable outdoor slow cooker
  • Cook, steam, warm and serve from one removable, 6-quart stainless steel container
  • Top-locking lid keeps contents secure on the go; vents keep food moist for hours
  • Fully adjustable, 4,000 BTU burner that lasts up to five hours on high, ten hours on low
  • Instastart technology offers a push button ignition for easy, matchless lighting
Editorial Reviews
Product Description

Slow cooking outdoors is easier than ever. The familiar slow cooking pot just declared independence from electric cords and wall sockets. That's right! With Coleman's introduction of the new propane-powered RoadTrip Heat N Serve Slow Cooker, pots of chili, soups, roasts and even popcorn are simple and easy to make at the campsite!

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Customer Reviews
Jean Said: Nice for Tailgating ( Nov. 9th 2009 )
What I like about this product is that it is so easy to take food to football games and keep it warm. It has a clip tight lid which helps prevent spills. My only problem with this product is that it gets too hot on a low setting. I have to keep turning off the propane or it will burn the food.
RF Said: Not a slow cooker! ( Nov. 1st 2009 )
This may be fine for reheating food as long as you monitor it closely. It cooks way too hot to be called a slow cooker. I used it on the lowest setting still quickly resulted in a charred mess and discolored lid. I contacted Coleman and they said the high heat is to be expected and that I should "stir it every now and then." If I want something to reheat food while constantly monitoring, I'll just use a pot on the camp stove.
Lady Rhian Said: This is NOT a Crock Pot type of product, nor is it a Slow Cooker!!!!! ( Jan. 29th 2007 )
It may say "Slow Cooker" on the front of the item, but I assure you, it is anything but slow! I was looking for a crock pot for camping using propane and was told this was the item for me! So, I made my Hungarian Ghoulash in it, glad that the night meal would be done in 8-10 hours when we got back from the beach. All I can say is, thank goodness my husband noticed that it was bubbling inside of the cooker a half hour later, or we wouldn't have had anything but charcoal left, had we left the campsite that day without checking it! It was cooking on low, and it was literally done in a half hour's time. So, keep in mind, if you are camping and you haven't tried using this product yet, it won't take long before your meal is done. Sadly, my crock pot recipes were put away for the rest of that trip- the campground we were at didn't have electricity, hence why I wanted a propane crock pot.
John Przebieglec Said: Excellent Camping Tool - But Hotter Than a Traditional Slow Cooker ( Jul. 19th 2006 )
This is an excellent idea and greatly expands menu options while camping. You have to remember it is not a crock-pot though, the 6qt container is steel and not stoneware - I didn't. Therefore, a crock-pot dish that took 10hrs on low was done in 30min on low with this product, certainly this is not the product's fault but owner error. A very good product, highly recommended for campers and tailgaters.
Kitchen and Houseware Enthusiast Said: so easy to use ! ( Jun. 22nd 2006 )
this pot is perfect for cooking hot meals. I can use it when going to sports games or just for soup at home. the keep-cool handles acctually always keep cool, which is so important for someone who is always on the go. this is an easy to clean pot which is great for someone like me who hates to wash dishes.

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