ZORACook Portable Mini Gas Stove + 2 Butane Canisters

Mini gas stove with 2 cylinders — 225g cans included

The foldable ZORACook Portable Mini Gas Stove with two 225g butane gas cylinders — enough fuel for a genuine weekend rather than a single evening. Bought separately that is ₹748; this combo is ₹599, a ₹149 saving. Free delivery across India, no minimum order, delivered in 3–5 days. All payment methods accepted — cash on delivery, UPI, cards, wallets and net banking.

Real demo: fitting the can and lighting the stove

In the box: 1 × mini stove + 2 × 225g butane gas cans. Fits: 225g cassette-type butane cans only; the can screws horizontally into the side port (threaded EN417 screw-on canisters do not fit). Light it with a gas lighter, and use it outdoors or in a well-ventilated place.

Features

• Two cylinders included — roughly 4–5 hours of cooking on a medium flame between them.
• No mid-trip panic — a spare can matters most when you are nowhere near a shop.
• Light and foldable — stainless steel pot supports fold flat, so it packs into a backpack side pocket.
• 225g net fill — about 2–2.5 hours of cooking per can on a medium flame.
• CRV safety valve on every can — vents pressure before a can can rupture in heat.
• Works where the grid does not — campsites, power cuts, hostel and PG rooms with ventilation.

Specifications

How to use

1. Pick your spot. Set up outdoors or in a well-ventilated area on flat, firm ground, away from tents, dry grass and anything flammable.
2. Unfold the supports. Swing the stainless steel pot supports out until they lock open.
3. Fit the can. Hold the cassette butane can horizontally and screw its valve into the threaded port on the side of the stove until snug — hand-tight, do not force it.
4. Check before lighting. Listen for hissing and smell for gas. If you detect either, do not light it — unscrew, inspect the valve and re-attach.
5. Open the valve and ignite. Turn the knob slightly and light within a second or two, then adjust the flame with the same knob.
6. Swap cans safely. When one runs out, turn the knob fully off and let the burner cool before unscrewing it and fitting the second can.

New to butane stoves? Full walkthrough: setting up and lighting a portable butane stove.

7 things to know — with photos

A quick picture guide to the questions buyers ask most. Every point below matches the steps above.

1. Where does the can go?

Hold the 225g cassette can horizontally and screw its valve into the threaded port on the side of the red stove body until snug — hand-tight, do not force it. There is no hose and no adapter.

2. Power cut or LPG ran out at home

It makes tea or a quick one-pot meal without an LPG line or electricity. Indoors, use it only with proper ventilation — an open window or doorway — on a flat, firm surface away from anything flammable.

3. Fold it and carry it

The stainless steel pot supports fold flat and the stove stands on its own folding legs, so it slips into a backpack side pocket for camping, picnics and treks.

4. Light it safely

First listen for hissing and check for a gas smell — if you notice either, do not light it. The mini stove has no built-in igniter, so hold a lighter at the burner, turn the knob slightly and light within a second or two, then set the flame with the same knob. The Spark Gas Lighter does the job.

5. Which can fits?

Only 225g cassette-type butane cans, like the ZORACook 225g butane gas can. Threaded EN417 screw-on canisters will not fit. More detail: cassette vs screw-on canisters.

6. Want the lighter in the same box?

The Kitchen Starter Kit puts the mini stove, two 225g butane cans and the Spark Gas Lighter together, so you can cook the day it arrives.

7. Swap and store cans safely

When a can runs out, turn the knob fully off and let the burner cool completely before unscrewing it and fitting the next one. Keep spare cans below 40°C, out of direct sunlight and away from children.

Watch: the mini gas stove with its butane cylinder

A short look at the ZORACook Mini Camping Stove and the 225g butane cylinder it runs on. The can screws in horizontally, into the threaded port on the side of the stove body, and the stove stands on its own folding legs.

Safety instructions

• Ventilation. Use outdoors or in well-ventilated areas only. Never in a closed tent, car or room.
• Pot size. Trekking pots and small pans only — an oversized pan overhangs the burner and reflects heat back onto the stove body and the fuel can at its side.
• One can at a time. Never warm a can to speed up the flow, and keep the spare well away from the lit burner.
• Check the can. Never use a dented, rusted or leaking can. Never puncture or incinerate one, even when empty.
• Cooling. Let the stove cool fully before swapping cans or folding it away.
• Storage. Keep spare cans below 40°C and out of direct sunlight — never in a parked car in summer.
• Children. Keep the stove and cans out of their reach. Adult use only.
• Travel. Butane cans are not permitted on flights and are restricted on trains — buy fuel at your destination.

Which mini stove combo should I buy?

Every combo includes the same foldable stove — only the fuel changes. Reference prices: stove ₹350, cans ₹199 each.

Planning several trips, or cooking for a group? The 3-can and 4-can combos save considerably more. Work out your own requirement with how many cans you actually need.

Related products

• Portable Mini Gas Stove — ₹350 — the stove on its own, if you already have fuel.
• Butane Gas Canister 225g — ₹199 — restock a single can.
• Butane Canister Pack of 4 — ₹549 — ₹137.25 a can, where the price drops sharply.
• Portable Gas Stove — ₹1,099 — full-size single burner with a carry case, for family cooking.
• Premium Steel Gas Lighter — ₹149 — a reliable way to light it.
• Kitchen Starter Kit — ₹699 — mini gas stove, two butane gas cans and a Spark gas lighter in one box.
• Browse all combo packs, portable gas stoves and butane gas cylinders.

Frequently asked questions

Are the gas cylinders included?

Yes — two 225g butane cylinders ship with the stove in this combo.

How much do I save versus buying separately?

The Portable Mini Gas Stove (₹350) plus two cylinders (₹398) come to ₹748 separately. This combo is ₹599 — a ₹149 saving, in one delivery.

How long will two cylinders last?

Roughly 4–5 hours of cooking between them on a medium flame — enough for a two to three day trip for one or two people. See the full breakdown in our butane burn-time guide.

Can I use it indoors?

Only with proper ventilation (open window or doorway). Never in a closed, unventilated room.

Which cans fit this stove?

Standard cassette-type butane cans. Threaded EN417 screw-on canisters will not fit — see cassette vs screw-on.

Which payment methods do you accept?

All of them — cash on delivery, UPI, credit and debit cards, wallets and net banking. Delivery is free across India with no minimum order value.

All payment methods incl. cash on delivery · Free delivery across India · Use in ventilated areas only · Keep away from children.