I use this with MAP fuel from Home Depot https://www.amazon.com/Bernzomatic-TS8000-Intensity-Trigger-Start/dp/B0019CQL60

Benzomatic TS8000 with the large camping propane tanks and if you really want to do it right, add a searzall.

Kenji's steak advice (Step 10A) is to use the torch WHILE finishing on your castiron - Which i find helps a LOT.

Ooo I like this question. Here's my list of unconventional must-haves.

• A tube of chewable pepto bismol tablets
• Ginger Gravol (I eat healthy at home, and eat a good amount of junk food camping, so GI stuff is crucial).
• Sound Grenade—for scaring off bears
• Super long tongs for over-the-fire cooking
• Traeger woodpellets & a smoker tube for my camping barbecue
• WD-40
• Duct Tape
• Aeropress and a french press (didn't get the FP on Amazon tho)
• Power pack. Best thing ever for charging devices in a tent. But also peace of mind for boosting a vehicle, if needed. It can also blow up tires, and other inflatables. Like this one here.
• Niteize Go Anywhere Lite to clip to my dog's collar.
• Rubber gardening gloves. For gathering sappy wood, or gripping wet logs.
• Welding glove(s). For pulling a 600 degree cast iron pan/pot out of the fire.
• Milwaukee flood light. Well worth the money.
• Stainless steel wine glasses
• Torch head and a propane canister. Great for starting a fire when it's wet outside, or still lightly raining.

Haha right on...just didn't know if I'm like giving myself cancer or something unknowingly. It does have many a warning on the bottle but I figured what torch doesn't. I'd highly recommend one of these bad boys...sturdy and long lasting, very fast heating, one-time $45 fee then $8 per canister (which lasts forever) after. Only thing is it ain't too small and portable.