Let’s see your cook kits in use.

[Hodge]

My cooking set up for a day walk is the Trangia Triangle.

 

[Toddy]

Hobo stove brew up

 

[crosslandkelly]

A few of mine.

 

[Hodge]

Following on from my trangia triangle cook set up. My lightweight brew kit consists of the white box stove and titanium mug to boil water in. I use a piece of foil as a lid. Would be grateful if any of you know where I could get a disc of titanium to fettle a lid?

 

[Erbswurst]

If you tell us the diametre you need, we perhaps can tell you even where to get a titanium lid that should fit. I have seen somewhere such lids offered separately.
But I think you should open an own thread about it.

 

[SSGN_Doc]

Following on from my trangia triangle cook set up. My lightweight brew kit consists of the white box stove and titanium mug to boil water in. I use a piece of foil as a lid. Would be grateful if any of you know where I could get a disc of titanium to fettle a lid?

As just stated, knowing the diameter would help us put you onto an existing lid.

Toaks makes lids in 95mm, 115mm, 130mm, and 145mm.

My "handmade" lids are usually just from a steel cookie tin, or aluminum sheet. Being fairly small and thin, there isn't a great deal of weight difference.

 

[henchy3rd]

pan fried pheasant on a Cheap lixada stove, served on a life venture plate.

 

[henchy3rd]

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Pheasant roast cooked on a Cheap lixada stove, served on a life venture plate.

Leave no trace in a pine forest in case off fires? Home made tri stool With leather seat.
The cheapest of cook kits & still using even tho I have some branded gear.

 

[henchy3rd]

yeah I use instant as well As I am Lazy, but I do love real coffee, and short of taking a French press everywhere or spending more than I feel comfortable with I haven’t found a good way to make a decent drip coffee in the woods yet!

Have you thought about an aluminium Italian mocha pot, use corse ground coffee as its far more better?

 

[henchy3rd]

That’s just mesmerising,I could watch it all day.

 

[MrEd]

Have you thought about an aluminium Italian mocha pot, use corse ground coffee as its far more better?

yeah i have and I have one, I use it at home as well, just was trying to find something more convenient to carry etc.
The mocha pot is ace though

 

[Oliver G]

That’s just mesmerising,I could watch it all day.

Can you actually see the video? I can't see anything when I look at the message board.

 

[henchy3rd]

yeah i have and I have one, I use it at home as well, just was trying to find something more convenient to carry etc.
The mocha pot is ace though

Mines completely sooted up on the outside, I think it ads to the flavour.
stuff bits a bobs inside to stop it rattling in your sack.

 

[richos36]

Oh, how virgin it was then. Its first day on the Finnskogen trail .. IKEA burner has been around ages.


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Hobo stove I still have one in the shed never used it out in the field though

 

[henchy3rd]

I have several cook kits, here's one.
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That’s leaning more than the tower of Pisa.

 

[Allans865]

This is my most used bushcraft cook kit...mk1 crusader mug and trangia triangle with a couple of steel tent pegs to hold the cup, as the base is too small to sit on the triangle

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[henchy3rd]

yeah i have and I have one, I use it at home as well, just was trying to find something more convenient to carry etc.
The mocha pot is ace though

Yeah, it looks like a knights helmet appearing out off hell

 

[eraaij]

Hobo stove I still have one in the shed never used it out in the field though

It's pretty much always with me on these sort of trips. The commercial ones might be a bit better, but this one is as cheap as can be and it works fine. On this hike it was used almost every day.

 

[crosslandkelly]

That’s leaning more than the tower of Pisa.

And?

 

[Erbswurst]

Why don't you clean up the ground surface a bit before you start a fire?

Aren't you afraid of forest fires?​