The Cadac 2 Cook Turbo FFD Deluxe QR is a twin burner camping stove that's built for serious outdoor cooking, whether you're pitched up at a campsite or parked on your drive. What sets it apart from cheaper stoves is the FFD (Flame Failure Device) on each burner. This automatically cuts the gas supply if your flame goes out, which is essential safety kit if you're cooking inside a caravan or motorhome. The Turbo burners sit recessed into the body, so wind doesn't blow your flame about like it does on standard camping stoves. Each burner has its own piezo ignition, which means you'll get a reliable spark without fumbling for matches in the rain. The quick release gas coupling makes swapping bottles straightforward, though you'll need to buy the correct regulator separately since but-ane and propane bottles need different ones.What makes this stove genuinely versatile is the cooking system it comes with. You get ceramic GreenGrill plates in two styles - a flat griddle for bacon, eggs and pancakes, plus a ribbed grill plate that gives you proper char marks on burgers and lets fat drain away. Two removable pot stands mean you can use your own pans alongside the grill plates, and there's even a dedicated coffee pot stand for percolators. The ceramic plates heat evenly and don't stick like cheap non-stick coatings that flake off after a season. When you're done, everything packs into the included storage bag. The cooking plates nest inside the base heat shield and the control knobs fold flat, so it doesn't take up massive amounts of space in your caravan locker or motorhome garage. At 5.8kg it's got decent weight to it, but that's partly why it feels stable when you're cooking. Set up, it measures 57cm x 31cm, which gives you enough cooking space for a proper fry-up without being so large you can't find somewhere to put it. The thermoplastic base with stainless steel burner top holds up well to regular use, and the heat deflector plate protects surfaces underneath.