s/s cook pots
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SimonM
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Daft question but what do you want them for?
If you are cooking over an open fire you need a decent hanging arm, like on the Tatonka or Zebra billy cans.
If you are cooking mainly over a stove then you would probably want either a side arm or a detachable pot grab, like on the Trangia.
Both images are Tatonka and are taken from the Tamarack website, a supplier that I, and others, rate highly. As a bonus they also give 10% discount to full members (see the FM section for details).
http://www.tamarackoutdoors.co.uk/d...st&filterb=Cooking and Eating&filterc=Tatonka
HTH
Simon
If you are cooking over an open fire you need a decent hanging arm, like on the Tatonka or Zebra billy cans.
If you are cooking mainly over a stove then you would probably want either a side arm or a detachable pot grab, like on the Trangia.
Both images are Tatonka and are taken from the Tamarack website, a supplier that I, and others, rate highly. As a bonus they also give 10% discount to full members (see the FM section for details).
http://www.tamarackoutdoors.co.uk/d...st&filterb=Cooking and Eating&filterc=Tatonka
HTH
Simon
Hello
These are pretty good also:
http://www.tiso.com/shop/tiso/stainless_steel_pot_and_pan_set_medium
Only seem to be avalible in medium on the website, the shops have small and large also?
Found the lid quite good for bannock etc and you can hang them over a fire.
These are pretty good also:
http://www.tiso.com/shop/tiso/stainless_steel_pot_and_pan_set_medium
Only seem to be avalible in medium on the website, the shops have small and large also?
Found the lid quite good for bannock etc and you can hang them over a fire.
Make your own or buy a homemade one from someone. I have a homemade billie which holds about 2L of water it cost me £1.98 plus some elbow grease.
what do you guys use to make your own billies? I have thought about getting an industrial sized baked bean can and having a crack but not sure if they'd be sturdy enough?
Think its mainly going to a asda/morrisons/ikea/woolworths (and anywhere similar) and finding something suitable, like stainless steel coffee/tea/sugar/biscuit jar/container.
Like http://www.woolworths.co.uk/web/jsp/product/index.jsp?pid=50312161 for example
And the now infamous ikea (apparently also available at woolies) cultery drainer as the hobo stove
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/30011832
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