Dutch canteen cup (systems)?

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There was a good comparison thread on all three here.
 
There was a good comparison thread on all three here.
I've read it, but to me it seems that there are not much possibilities for a Dutch "pot stove" (is that what you call them?)
 
I've read it, but to me it seems that there are not much possibilities for a Dutch "pot stove" (is that what you call them?)
From what I remember of the discussion, the best solution to the lack of stove, was to modify a second dutch mug to use as a stove. Mug sits in stove, USGI/ Nalgene water bottle sits in mug and all fit in the US pouch.
 
Hello, I read here about USGI and UK canteen cups and systems, but does such a thing also exists for the Dutch canteens?

There is a folding Esbit one, pretty much like the German one (might be the same).

If you are going with solid fuel then the little fold up Ti ones are quite stable and are tiny. Sits inside the small Wildo foldacup.

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And then use heavy Alu foil as a wind screen.

I’m not sure if the Belgian army stove will stack 100%. Next thing to try!

The knock off miltec USGI stoves bend really easily but for the money you are better off cutting one from a can or similar if you want something that stacks snug.
 
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From what I remember of the discussion, the best solution to the lack of stove, was to modify a second dutch mug to use as a stove. Mug sits in stove, USGI/ Nalgene water bottle sits in mug and all fit in the US pouch.
I'm asking for a Dutch set, because I have some Dutch canisters and mugs, I don't see why I need to search for a USGI one?
If there exists a stove and a lid for it?
 
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I'm asking for a Dutch set, because I have some Dutch canisters and mugs, I don't see why I need to search for a USGI one?
If there exists a stove and a lid for it?
Ten seconds of googling produced this. No stoves.
(Edited to add)
 
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I used one before there was such a thing as a British metal mug. We all did because they were easier to get that the US version 1980’s and before. Excellent quality
 
I used one before there was such a thing as a British metal mug. We all did because they were easier to get that the US version 1980’s and before. Excellent quality
The Dutch mugs you mean? yes they are good, but how did you use them? together with the British canteen?
I don't think they fit together, do they?
 
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? I don't see where? mine are the Dutch model with the canvas cover with the brass hooks to hook on a M-37 canvas belt with all the eyelets.
you have the cover, inox mug and plastic canteen, all a very tight fit.
 
Put the bottle in the carrier. Stick everything else in the mug and put that in a another pouch or pack.

Pretty common way USGI’s (amongst others) used their set up.
 
I quite like the Dutch system , cup is more compact and in all the whole system I think from my personal experience is more packable and I like the choice between the two different size canteens eg 1ltr when carrying a pack and the old smaller green one fits in a pockets
 
From what I remember of the discussion, the best solution to the lack of stove, was to modify a second dutch mug to use as a stove. Mug sits in stove, USGI/ Nalgene water bottle sits in mug and all fit in the US pouch.
I had no such luck, as I tried that once, but those steel mugs are so damn tough that I ruined my grinder.
But I must damit that it was a) an original cold war(1980's mug and b) a dremelgrinder.
I have said mug with an extra lid inside my Swedish cookset. Fits like a glove.
 
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