Show us your flaming kettles ... (pic heavy Brewing Viewing)

[robevs73]

Yesterday morning. Nick's kettle

 

[robevs73]

My pot this morning (different woods)

 

[robevs73]

Biolite and vargo bot a few weeks back.

 

[Ruud]

pot, unknown brand.
Liked the moog we installed then, it was in no-ones way since it was attached to the rafter of the shelter

same pot, tripod

brand new 2L Zebra Billy can getting its first sooth developed

I like the Zebra's the most, in combo with one of those cheap handle-clamps of Coghlans makes pouring hot coffee so much easier

 

[neilwragg]

Cub camp this weekend

Kelly kettle for tea and freshly percolated coffee.
Get the Cubs to whittle lifting sticks while they wait!

 

[Bishop]

Stainless steel storage jar from charity shop 25p, wire from a skip, water from the spring, cheap bag of coffee £2
being able to put it all together six weeks after a heart attack.... priceless

 

[TurboGirl]

I bet you've never had a better tasting or more welcome brew than that one, Bishop Good health to you luv!

 

[Disruptive Pattern]

Taken on a night out on the Solstice.

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[demographic]

Suppose this would be called a kettle, fairly new at that point.

 

[GGTBod]

I was out testing a new woodgas stove today and took my little kettle as it was just me stalking the conies

 

[russwestwood]

MSR Titan kettle in February with some local Methylated Spirits.

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[decorum]

On an Optimus No.5

 

[Tagaeri]

Brewing a cuppa in the woods in my 12cm Zebra billy on my birthday last week...

And then in my new Bon Fire kettle at home yesterday...

 

[James.R]

That is a cracking kettle! How much does it hold?


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[Tagaeri]

Yeah, it's great. Holds 2.2 litres.

 

[decorum]

Ready for making the next brew ~ no idea of the kettle's brand but it's on a recently acquired Coleman 400.

 

[Two Socks]

I really love this thread. Fantastic pictures of really nice kettles in here. Here is one of mine. It is part of a trangia imitation set made by biltema.

 

[James.R]

Gsi kettle out for a brew.

 

[The_Taffinch]

Bialetti 1 (small) cup espresso maker on Swiss Army Volcano stove using a gas reducer ring. Wonderful coffee experience.





The reducer ring is great as it allows the espresso maker to sit solidly on the stove and I have even used it on the stove with a frying pan and a Zebra billy. It just extends the flexibility of the stove.

 

[Goatboy]

Gsi kettle out for a brew.

Excellent picture and magnificent beard too! (You'll have to show that on the "Get your beards out for the girls" thread. I see you have the naughty habit of "Bacon Grill"! The guilty food of the gods!