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[godfather]

Hi there,

has anyone got any experiance of these?

http://www.light-my-fire.se/engines/page___382.aspx

Godfather

 

[spamel]

Looks like a good bit of kit, but some people may be put off because it is plastic, can scratch and therefore harbour bacteria in the scratches. I suppose it is what you are comfortable using really.

 

[AJB]

Hi Godfather,

Yep, I’ve got one and I think it’s great, admittedly I bought it because I loved the design and I tend to just use it as a lunch box, but it works well and is dishwasher safe. When camping I tend to eat out of the pan so probably wouldn’t take it with me, but it has two plates/bowls, two cups (after a fashion) one of which is sealable, a flat plate/strainer/chopping board and a spork (worth investing in another at about £2 if there’re two of you and there’s room in the box for it)

I like it a lot, but shop around on ‘tinternet as the prices vary quite a lot.

AJB

PS take it to the mattresses!

 

[Ben Trout]

I quite like mine. Compact and nicely self contained. The plate is a bit smaller (160mm or 6 1/4" across) than many camping plates, but is quite deep so more practical than many.

 

[woodwalker]

This stuff might be interesting.
http://www.orikaso.com/plate.html

I don't have any but I saw it a year back on BBC's Dragon's Den, it seemed like quite a good plan and was designed for hikers. Does anyone have any experience with this as it seems like the afore mentioned utensils.

woodwalker

(PS sorry for the minor hijack...)

 

[maddave]

I saw this at the oudoor show and the only thing that came to mind is "expensive tupperware"