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any chance of merging the OP's similar threads into one thread to save repetition?
I'll give him a free Bergen if you do (seriously I will)
Good show Rick
Oh, sorry. I forgot that I had already asked these questions in my other larger thread. I didn't quite think about that. Very repetitive, I know.
Anyway, thanks for the recommendations and advice.
Anyway, thanks for the recommendations and advice.
this might inspire as much hate as love but I use a - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WdoibW-Og0.
cheers Andrew.
cheers Andrew.
Good value but.... the centre of gravity on the hanging bale is not good and they 'tip' easily, I got a similar set in Wilko last year.
You're quite right rik. Personally I would remove the bale, and use a pan gripper.
I use one of these as a plate.
You can use it as a frying pan, but it's a bit thin for good heat distribution.
That said, I have used it as such.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/3709...ff11=ICEP3.0.0&ff12=67&ff13=80&ff14=95&ff19=0
I also use a cheap folding handle frying pan from millets, like this
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vango-Non...576?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item4171c26170
You can use it as a frying pan, but it's a bit thin for good heat distribution.
That said, I have used it as such.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/3709...ff11=ICEP3.0.0&ff12=67&ff13=80&ff14=95&ff19=0
I also use a cheap folding handle frying pan from millets, like this
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vango-Non...576?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item4171c26170
I bought one of those sets about ten years ago and they are utterly rubbish. Save your cash!
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Although a bit dearer than the alu set, Tamarack have a similar looking set - a stainless Tatonka set, worth considering. The bail on the pot locks when vertical. http://www.tamarackoutdoors.co.uk/PBSCProduct.asp?ItmID=9154202
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NESTING-BILLY-CAN-COOKING-SET-CAMPING-POTS-PANS-STOVE-/160289657997
2, 4, and 6 pint pots, pack into each other and you don't need to take them all.
2, 4, and 6 pint pots, pack into each other and you don't need to take them all.
A pot and a pan works for me when cooking with a stove. If I have a fire on the go I'll look to do as much
cooking on the fire as I can, limiting the use of pots & pans, but that all depends what's on the menu.
I'm still using my rather battered trangia set, and bits thereof.
I do like a plastic cup.
cooking on the fire as I can, limiting the use of pots & pans, but that all depends what's on the menu.
I'm still using my rather battered trangia set, and bits thereof.
I do like a plastic cup.
I do like my Bulldog set of billys, that nesting set is a copy but still very good, and as Rik says you take the one/'s you need wit
dont forget you will need some utensills as well.. nice little carving project for a spoon and spatula
dont forget you will need some utensills as well
.. nice little carving project for a spoon and spatula
The 2 pint 'Bulldog' has room for your brew kit, wash up kit, fold up cup if you use one.
I left a 6 pint pot from an original set in the garden, a builder who was doing work on the house dropped his ladders on it!!! He saw my face and asked if I was OK, and I explained as calmly as I could how he had so nearly gone off to meet his ancestors.
I left a 6 pint pot from an original set in the garden, a builder who was doing work on the house dropped his ladders on it!!! He saw my face and asked if I was OK, and I explained as calmly as I could how he had so nearly gone off to meet his ancestors.
