Roast Marshmallows Indoors With the Solo Stove S’mores Bowl

Updated: Feb. 01, 2024

With the TerraFlame by Solo Stove S'mores Bowl, I can build campfire memories without the campsite.

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Love a s’more but hate the hassle of building a bonfire? What about the lingering odor that’s impossible to wash out of hair and clothes? Enter the Solo Stove S’mores Bowl. The lightweight, aesthetic s’mores bowl can be used indoors and outdoors to roast s’mores anywhere, anytime. It has a lifetime warranty and displays nicely on a tabletop when not in use.

What is the Solo Stove S’mores Bowl?

Solo Stove Smores BowlDaria Smith/Taste of Home

Solo Stove partnered with TerraFlame to launch indoor firepits. The Solo Stove S’mores Bowl is a portable tabletop s’mores roaster fired by clean-burning, smoke-free gel fuel. It’s designed for indoor fires atop your kitchen table or gathering in the living room. However, it can also be used outdoors. The s’mores bowl makes the yummy concoction of chocolate, marshmallows and graham crackers accessible anywhere.

Solo Stove Smores BowlDaria Smith/Taste of Home

As with all Solo Stove products, the design is impeccable and the product is easy to use. The bamboo lid doubles as a tray and storage solution. When not in use, display the mini Solo Stove on the table as a centerpiece.

To use the s’mores bowl, simply remove the bamboo lid, open a can of gel fuel, drop it in and light. The gel fuel burns clean minus smoke, soot and residue. Lighting and extinguishing are easy and safe. One canister of smokeless gel fuel provides three hours of flames.

I love a good bonfire, but I dread the smell that accompanies it. With this Solo Stove inside fire pit, I can delight in s’mores minus the smell of smoke and fire. And with gel fuel, there’s no mess!

Crafted from concrete and bamboo, the Solo Stove s’mores bowl is 5.13 inches tall, 8.13 inches wide and lightweight at 14 pounds. S’mores cook evenly, and the gel fuel is food-safe. Flames crackle, mimicking a real campfire and provide warmth.

Our Favorite Solo Stove Indoor Fire Bowls

Solo Stove Smores Bowl gelDaria Smith/Taste of Home

The Solo Stove x Terraflame line includes additional smokeless tabletop fire bowls—all powered by gel fuel. The citronella gel fuel can also be used outdoors to keep bugs away. Solo Stove’s lifetime warranty seals the deal.

Senior Shopping Editor, Cher Checchio, also has and recommends the Cinder Tabletop Bowl for more indoor s’mores-making fun. It’s very similar to the s’mores bowl but with a more compact design.

One drawback, s’mores take longer to roast and the flame is less reliable when it’s windy outside.

Pros

  • Used indoors and outdoors
  • Smokeless fire without bonfire smell
  • Lightweight and portable
  • Works with smoke-free gel fuel and citronella fuel
  • Flames crackle to mimic an outdoor campfire
  • Lid doubles as a tray
  • Backed by a lifetime warranty
  • Aesthetic design
  • Evenly cook smores
  • Fire lights and extinguishes easily

Cons

  • S’mores take longer to roast when it’s windy outside

Product Launch

Solo Stove S'mores Bowl

The Solo Stove S'mores Bowl is a portable tabletop s'mores roaster and firepit suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

Why I Love It 

Solo Stove Smores Bowl as indoor bonfireDaria Smith/Taste of Home

Like the Solo Stove pizza oven, the Solo Stove S’mores Bowl makes enjoying food so much easier. It’s ideal when you don’t have the time to build a bonfire but still want to enjoy s’mores. Or when winter arrives, consume s’mores in the warmth of your home. Also with smokeless gel fuel, there’s no odor. I despise the lingering fire smell that’s a struggle to wash out of my hair and clothing. Problem solved!

Solo Stove Smores Bowl s'moresDaria Smith/Taste of Home

Share campfire memories indoors. I’ve used the Solo Stove S’mores Bowl for dinner parties, movie nights and as a sweet treat to brighten a lousy day. I can’t wait to try it on a s’mores board next.

Even Kris Jenner shared the s’more bowl on her Instagram story—she loves it for roasting s’mores with her grandchildren. It’s a gift that allows the entire family to partake in special moments around the fire together.

Where to Buy the Solo Stove Smores Bowl 

Product Launch

Solo Stove S'mores Bowl

The Solo Stove S'mores Bowl runs on clean-burning, smoke-free gel fuel, yielding no odor and zero mess.

The Solo Stove S’mores Bowl retails for between $60 to $100 and is available on Solo Stove, Terraflame, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Bespoke Post, Public Lands, Amazon, Uncommon Goods and Target.

A six-pack of pure gel fuel retails for $40, ringing up to $6.67 per can. A 12-pack costs $70, coming to $5.83 a can. A 24-pack is $120 for $5 per can—the best bang for your buck. With the 24-pack, if one can is $5 and burns for three hours, then one hour of flames costs $1.67. Pretty affordable if you ask me!

You can also purchase corresponding s’mores sticks and a s’mores deluxe cookbook. What are you waiting for? Get a Solo Stove S’mores Bowl today and enjoy limitless s’mores.