Description: The Campingaz Culinary Modular Pizza Stone is compatible with the Campingaz Culinary Modular Cast Iron Grid or any Campingaz BBQ which contains this grid If you've been browsing camping shops recently, you may have seen the new Campingaz Party Grill 600. When I looked at it, I thought it looked like a great kit for family camping. Fortunately, our friends at Campingaz agreed and sent us a sample to review. So, if you can't have a campfire or BBQ, is there anything you can take camping that will give you a lot more cooking options than just a camping stove? Ideally, when camping, you want the same bit of kit to do many different things to reduce the amount of stuff you need to take. Well, yes, there is. We've had a brief look at the popular Cadac system before, and now there's an alternative: the Campingaz Party Grill. What you get with the Party Grill

Given the opportunity, we love to cook by flame when outdoors. Unfortunately, that's not always possible or practical. Do not use a knife or pizza cutter on the stone. Always transfer the item to the cooling surface before cutting. The cutting tool will be damaged if used on the pizza stone, although it will not injure the pizza stone. Do not use a knife or pizza cutter on the stone. 2. Should I put oil on my pizza stone? It's lightweight when in its bag, making it practical to take for days out, such as to the beach. Cooking Versatility So, what do you get? Well, it comes in a large box, and a little bit of assembly is required. Watch our video below that shows how to assemble the Party Grill.