The Cadac 3 Cook Turbo FFD Deluxe QR gives you proper multi-zone cooking in a portable package that works both inside your caravan and out in the awning. It's built around three independent Turbo burners, each with its own Flame Failure Device that cuts gas supply if the flame goes out. That's what makes it legal for indoor use, and it's genuinely useful when cooking in breezy conditions at rallies or exposed campsites. Each burner lights via push-button piezo ignition and has its own control knob, so you're not mucking about with lighters. The Turbo burners produce more concentrated heat than basic camping stoves and handle wind better, though you'll still want to use the included windshields when there's any sort of breeze.What makes this stove practical for actual meal prep is the cooking surface setup. You get two ceramic GreenGrill plates (one flat, one ribbed) that measure 25x27cm each, plus a third 15x27cm burner with a pot stand. That means you can run a full cooked breakfast with bacon on the flat plate, sausages getting proper grill marks on the ribbed plate, and a kettle boiling simultaneously. The ceramic plates distribute heat more evenly than cheap coated steel ones and they're noticeably easier to clean after cooking fatty foods. The integrated quick release coupling connects to standard camping gas regulators without needing spanners, which is handy when you're setting up in poor light. The stove comes with a storage bag, grill plate handle, three pot stands, heat deflector plate for the base, and those two windshields. You'll need to source your own gas cylinder and appropriate regulator (typically 37mbar for propane or 28-30mbar for but-ane in the UK). The FFD system does require holding the control knobs down for 10-15 seconds when lighting to let the thermocouple sensors warm up, which feels awkward until you get used to it.