Choosing The Right Cookware
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- Опубликовано: 20 апр 2018
- In this beginner "Quick Tips" video we'll share some advice on choosing the best camp cookware to fit your needs, preferences and budget. Don't waste your money on the wrong stuff, just follow some of the basic guidelines covered in this video and you'll be cooking up a storm before you know it!
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Some good tips, especially regarding ways to reduce cost. Play with the cheap stuff and get a feel for what you like before you drop a load of cash on expensive gear. 9 times out of 10 you'll find out that the cheap stuff works just fine and you save a lot of dough!
Def. check out the thrift stores! I got most of my cooking gear at various thrift stores, including a coleman two burner propane stove for $12.00 ( used maybe once or twice, wasp nest plugged the vapor tube!), stainless pie pans for plates, stainless bowls, utensils etc.
I agree that you don't need to spend a lot of money on camping cookware. You can equip your entire camping kitchen (except for the stove) at the Dollar Store.
Nice Posting .. some good advice .. thanks 👍.
My favourite 1-Man Pot is a Stainless Steel (SS) Tea Caddy 'liberated' from the Kitchen and modified by adding a removable Pot Handle fashioned from a SS Bicycle Spoke and a Picture Hanger for the Lid. Robust and Cheap. I make my breakfast oats in it daily .. in and outdoors 😊.
Great video, great explanation of equipment...that will fit your particular needs and your budget. Thanks.
Hey, thank you. Very helpful!
Just went to SAIL the other day, my mom was looking for a tent, but I went to the cookware section. Saw an MSR 1 person cook pot with a lid for 80$ CAD. what a joke, my camping pot set from Amazon works just fine thank you very much. Great point man, expensive is not always the way to go.
This is awesome! We are going to get some new camp cookware for when we hit the road in the airstream, will be sure to remember these tips!
Thanks for watching my friends, and feel free to shoot me DM if you need any specific recommendations 😁👍
Definitely will, thanks!
Good job Will. Thanks for sharing.
😁👍
Thank you your info.
Great informative video, I myself agree with you completely. Nice expensive gear does have its place but quality budget friend gear will do in the beginning or for most adventure purposes. Especially when your not sure of your needs. 👍🏻
Thanks for watching!
Cool thanks for doing that video really
Enjoyed it
Great video and info!
Thanks for watching 👍
Nice work 👌 good content man
Got you rollin on a full view. Life with Ken and Jane . Trying to keep you over the 4000 . Thanks
Thanks for your support! 👍👍
Great video, Will!
Thanks Vandy!
Great video bro, I stick with Stainless steel bottles when it comes to canteens, but pot/cups I'll do Titanium. Great video enjoy your weekend
Thanks for stopping by! 😁
I have been camping much of my life and if I were to start over I would buy either the rothco or stanley set just to get started, the last time I was out we had a family group of 8 people for that many I would bring a cast iron dutch oven with lid that you can cook on or a steel wok with lid
The definition of camping varies a lot from country to country, though. Here in Norway you camp in the wild, and bringing a cast iron Dutch oven or a wok pan isn’t very practical when you hike up mountains or other dramatic terrain. I wish it was, though, as I would love using cast iron, but we don’t have camp grounds that we can drive to as it’s never been a part of our culture - on the flip side, we can legally camp and build fires pretty much anywhere, as that’s also always been a part of our culture. I’m considering buying a 6-6.5 inch cast iron skillet for camping, though, do you think that would be too small for 1-2 people on a hike?
Very well done and said .. Some times the most money is not always the best .....Mark....
Exactly, spend what you need to get what you need, save what you can whenever you can. Thanks for watching!
I'm an outdoor cooker manufacturer in China.
Great video. I am shopping cookware and also don’t know how to justify the high price for titanium. Too expensive
I've been having a hard time finding a large single wall like that but now that i see the bottle bag for it i might just order online. Very cool.
Where did you find the pot pan set that has the little burner in it.
What is the cheapest, compact cookware for cooking for 6 while "car" campy
I like to use the Coleman solo cook set you should check it out
Thanks for the tip!
Thanks for this video. I would like to get and back into camping, but this is something I haven’t done since childhood. Lol. I want to get out into more rural areas to camp, but I sure should start out with surviving a few nights at some campgrounds until comfort what I’m doing. It would probably suck to head out like a badass just to end up dying like a dumbass.
😵💫😵 Lol.
What if I don’t even survive the campsite! 😱 I guess just throw the lamest camper award in ground with me when buried. LMAO!!!
Why does no one mention carbon steel cookware? It is not as heavy as cast iron, can retain heat just as well and not as brittle.
Where would I find carbon steel stuff?
@@adevore1971 Just Google carbon steel pan and pot. There are plenty.
I've ditched cast iron for carbon steel skillet
What backpack is that in the background
Red Rock Outdoor sling pack with a condor bottle pouch attached
@@HappilyEverOutdoors how do you like it?
distante _ it is on the small side, and the shoulder strap could be a little more comfortable. I do like it overall though, and if you have it set up right it will work pretty well as daypack, or a go-bag in your vehicle or something like that.
stanley cost 15+tax not 13 fyi (walmart)
Our company wholesales these outdoor cookers