ZORACook Portable Gas Stove + 2 Butane Canisters

ZORACook Portable Gas Stove + 2 Butane Canisters — ₹1,350, saving ₹147. A single-burner cassette stove with carry case, supplied with two standard 225g butane gas cans so it is ready to cook the day it arrives. All payment methods accepted — cash on delivery, UPI, cards, wallets and net banking. Free delivery across India, no minimum order.

The realistic minimum for home backup cooking

One can gives roughly 2–2.5 hours on a medium flame. That is fine for a weekend trip, but for a power cut or a gas-cylinder delay you want a spare in the cupboard. Two cans is about 4–5 hours of cooking — enough to get a family through a full day of dal, rice and rotis without rationing the flame.

Bought separately the stove is ₹1,099 and two cans are ₹398, so ₹1,497 in total. This combo is ₹1,350 — a ₹147 saving, in one delivery.

Which stove combo should I buy?

Features

• Single burner, piezo ignition — one click to light, no matches or lighter needed.
• Hard carry case included — the stove travels and stores without collecting kitchen grease.
• Cassette-type fuel — the can clips into the side; no pipes, no regulator, no LPG connection.
• Two 225g net fill cans — above the 220g Indian standard, so more cooking time than cheap 180–190g cans.
• CRV safety valves — each can vents pressure before it can rupture in heat.
• Stable pan support — takes a normal family-size kadhai or pressure cooker.

Specifications

How to use

1. Open the lid and lift the pan support. Check the burner is clean and dry.
2. Turn the knob to OFF. Open the can housing lever.
3. Drop the can in with its notch facing up and aligned to the slot, then push the lever down until it clicks.
4. Push the knob in and turn to IGNITE. The piezo sparks and the burner lights.
5. Adjust the flame with the knob. To finish, turn to OFF, wait for the stove to cool, then release the lever and remove the can.

Full walkthrough: how to set up and light a portable butane stove.

Safety instructions

• Use in a ventilated space. Never in a closed room, tent or car with no airflow.
• Never place a pan wider than the pan support — trapped heat can overheat the can.
• Remove the can after use and store it upright, below 40°C, out of direct sun.
• Never fit a can if the seal or CRV valve looks damaged — see the can safety check guide.
• Do not use two stoves side by side; radiated heat can overheat the neighbouring can.
• Do not puncture or burn a can, even when empty.

FAQ

Is this actually cheaper than buying the parts separately?

Yes — the stove is ₹1,099 and two cans ₹398, which is ₹1,497. This combo is ₹1,350, a ₹147 saving, and it arrives in one delivery.

How long will two cans last?

Roughly 4–5 hours of cooking on a medium flame. More detail: butane burn time guide.

Can I use it indoors during a power cut?

Yes, in a ventilated kitchen with a window open or the exhaust running — never in a sealed room. See is it safe to use a butane stove indoors.

Does it take screw-on camping canisters?

No. It takes cassette-type butane cans, which clip in at the side. Threaded EN417 screw-on canisters will not fit.

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.

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