Chefs Test Outdoor Kitchen Gadgets in the Alps!
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- We're kickstarting this brand new mini-series with a bang! Testing survival gadgets UP A MOUNTAIN! What will the boys think?!
Thanks to Alpkit for #gifting us some outdoor bits, including the stove.
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“Over the next four episodes, we’ll be…”
Sorry Barry, all I hear is “we’ll have James with us for the next 4 episodes”
You do indeed 🤣
Indeed. So happy to see James back with the boys.
@@SortedFood everybody's favourite ginger curry is back on the menu!
It's always such an enormous delight having James back! ;_;
@@dolan-duk The curry with a bit of spice...
Took me a second to register that James was joining them on this vacation, so glad to see the enduring friendship 😊
James is a forever friend :)
@Sorted Food 😮 I thought he was family 😁
@@SortedFood Just yesterday I was worried i might not see them again. Nice to see him and on my bday, always a nice surprise coming back to the channel
@@1linkinparkisawesomehappy birthday! Hope you are having an awesome day
I was worried they may have taken him out of the Recipe Relay intro. I'm glad to see on their most recent video that he is still there!
Ben is so relatable with "I'm a fair weather walker, and I like a good pub". A good hike finished with a good drink is perfect! 👌
Special shoutouts must go to the production team for the beautiful filmography and editing. It's stunning; from the b-rolls to the filming of the boys and the banters.
Ah i see, so James was training up in the mountains all this time.
I like how Ben has an entire spice rack in his pockets.
That is why Ben is The International Man Of Contingency.
bro pulls out a bit of cinnamon and you think he's an Indonesian sailor establishing trade routes in the 1500s
It was the whisk for me 😂
I would have been sorely disappointed if Ben didn't have all the extras he needed in his pockets......
I wonder what happened to the spice bandolier he used to have for outdoor cooking?
7:28 the way Ben keeps popping out miscellaneous things from his pocket is so hilarious to me 😂
Yeah, forget the gadgets; what jacket does he have with pockets like that. A whisk??
Reminded me of Harpo Marx and his coat of ever holding. Also Ben did something similar when they went camping in the past.
@@pookhahare actually reminds me of Sam in Lord of the Rings and his little box of salt
Like a Doraemon-chef
which one is Ben ????
The production quality has gone up massively, great job guys!
Also yay James is back! We really missed you James!
It's obviously infeasible to expect this level of content all the time but honestly, the content away from the studio is always some of the best!
The image of Ben secreting various culinary odds and ends in his pockets in case he needed them in a pinch had me cackling throughout. Also beautiful cinematography, shout out to the crew on this one!!!
Ben secretly has portals connecting his pockets to his home.
Was expecting him to eventually pull out a bag of Jelly Babies or a Sonic Screwdriver. 😄
@@quietdavedevon Forget the Sonic, he'll reach straight through to his allotment and pull some fresh mint next week.
That was peak Ben.
Nah, just his allotment.
Ben Ebbrell, Thyme Lord
James is back! What a lovely surprise. Love the alps and camping too- my perfect video ❤
You should enjoy this vid then Alex! :)
@@SortedFood Thank you from the bottom of my heart for bringing James back, the best thats happened this month! Your squad is incomplete without him!!! Thank you!
Four episodes of awesome Jamesiness, going to be fantastic.
i missed james so much but at the same time, it’s like he never left! 😭 the production quality is stellar, looking forward to the next few episodes!✨
I’ll be honest…this is an EPIC idea Barry!! As one who lives in Montana USA, I appreciate all of this - the outdoor cooking gear, the skiing, and the shenanigans. Looking forward to Part 2!
My gosh! The production value of this video is through the roof! that last aerial pan out from the cabin shot, wow!!!
You guys have really upgraded! Great to see James back, would have loved a bit more sass from him. Good job Sorted Team, beautiful shots!
Oh, one more thing off what Barry mentioned in the passing, "Cold and Hungry"!!! New format!!! (ref: Lost and Hungry)
So glad you like those drone shots :)
@SortedFood this is best film making you have done. Not just the beauty shots of the Alps but of the tests
The level of production on this video is on whole another level. A really good job guys!
So glad you like it..... a slightly new filming style with the drone :)
Glad James is back. Hope his work/adventures since leaving have been everything he wanted
It would be great to see a behind the scenes on all the effort that goes into producing something like this!
Glad to see James had time to join you guys in the mountains!
So are we Anna! It was a proper little adventure.
@@SortedFood I can imagine that! Beautiful surroundings, bad gadgets and friends to share it all with.
@@SortedFood are we gonna have a 3-way(hehehe) chef vs chef vs chef someday?
I mean, he would have to, since they shot this video right outside his new home
Does anyone know why he was/is gone? I never understood and couldn't find a video explaining it.
This is becoming the Top Gear of Food. Love it.
What a compliment..... thank you!!!!
Seriously… Someone at BBC, ITV, Amazon or Netflix needs to sign you guys up…
@@Shelsight I get that it's a compliment but I hope it doesn't happen. They have way more creative freedom this way, big companies tend to make things way more complicated for the creators and the viewers.
Love this episode and I’m glad to see all of you together again. For future ideas I would love to see the group rent a caravan and take a trip across the UK highlighting local food and flavors.
If they splash out for a motor home, I'd love a cooking challenge where they have to make sandwiches or some other non-hot lunch item whilst the home is on the move XD
I really hope you revisit the solar cooker! You need a black pot for it to work! And it does work easier in summer/closer to the equator. I have a very simple one that's just shiny foil on cardboard which I use to cook all sorts of things during hot weather when I don't want to heat up the kitchen.
Fair comment but the instructions should mention those things if they want the review to be more positive. I was surprised at them being happy there was no fire/flame: if the pot gets hot enough to cook stuff things get hot enough to be as dangerous as flames.
@@mikekuppen6256 ??? Hot pots are not as hot as fire, it's not even close. Setting yourself on fire with a hot pot is fairly hard, setting yourself on fire wit actual fire requires as little as having hair hanging too close. You seem to forget that the engergy transfer between fire and pot is by far not 100%. Other things to consider: with wood/coal you have to deal with the embers and ash later, with gas you have to run around with a gas container which always has a certain risk involved + the angle they probably wanted to go for: environmental advantages.
So excited to see James back and on a new mini-series!!! His facial hair matches his jacket A+
Our man is looking good in the alps!
I was looking for this comment!
Stoked to see James back for this miniseries! The BruKit looks a lot like a Jetboil, which is pretty ubiquitous for backpack campers. And yeah it's mainly for boiling water/other liquids for adding to dehydrated meals
Came here to say this. It's for serious outdoor activities where you are just boiling water and adding it to dehydrated meals, not bringing ingredients.
I've borrowed a jetboil before and they work fairly well for boiling water, but I wouldn't cook anything more than a dehydrated meal on it. If I'm cooking a proper meal, I stick with my 1980s trangia
Not only are we blessed with James reviewing more cooking gadgets, but he's been sent up a mountain with Ben and Barry to try them 😂 I love everything about this series!
More episodes to come, which means more James to come! Always happy to see him rejoin the guys.
The mSR pocket rocket had been the go to backpacking stove, and DEFINITELY need a review for the sea to summit collapsible pot/kettle. Would love to see Ben cook with it. A review of camp food options could be a fun episode too, reviewing "just add water dinners" to extreme calorie bars
I use the Sea to Summit collapsible kettle and have used it literally from sea (beach day cuppas) to summit (Kosciusko) and standby it 100%. Reliable, easy to clean, compact and light.
I'd have preferred they used the jetboil over that alpkit as its the original of that design but definitely agree the msr would have been good to do too due to its size
Got the MSR whisperlite and one of the cooksets. Would love to see them try recipes from hikers/mountaineers.
I have been using the MSR pocket rocket with a Primus kettle for years. Been thinking about getting a jetboil but haven't had a good enough reason to buy one. This Alpkit seems like a copy of Jeyboil.
@@duzzzz94 "This Alpkit seems like a copy of Jetboil" Well, that's because it is. Tons of people have directly compared the two. The biggest different I have seen is the Alpkit was generally a bit cheaper in cost and in production quality.
I STARTLED MY FAMILY SO BAD WHEN I SCREAMED OUT "OMG IT'S JAMEEESS!!!" LOUDLY IN EXCITEMENT!!! YAAAAAY!!!!!!! THANKS FOR VISITING THE SORTED GANG JAMES LOVE TO SEE HIM REUNITED WITH THE BOYS❤
Loved the video! Ben taking the whisk out of his pocket had me laughing so hard. I hope you all had lots of fun on your adventure. Lots of love to you all!
The video is so gorgeous the lighting, the editing, just everything big up the crew they’re all done an amazing job 😍
Great video. I'm pretty sure using a pot with a mirror finish that just reflects the sunlight on that solar cooker was a good idea. Those things work way better with black cookware, which are black because they absorb most visible light.
I think it would work a lot better if the mirrors were rigid so that you could ensure the light was being focused on the pot. If they bend the wrong way they’re going to scatter the light and sort of defeat the purpose. Black cookware would certainly help too, so it’s not reflecting back off the pan.
I think it would work better somewhere warm 😂 Must be hard to heat up a pan where its almost freezing outside of it.
I would also elevate it off the ground if possible--a lot of the heat will be sucked up by the cold ground.
YES thank you, I was scratching my head on why they would use a reflective pot when they're trying to heat stuff up using sunlight, seems like a pretty obvious mistake and I'm not sure how they didn't think of it
This is the comment i came here for! It was never gonna heat up reflecting all the light instead of absorbing the heat as intended. It just became one with the mirrors lol. It also def doesn't need to be somewhere warmer, using the sun to start fires in cold environments is an old survival technique.
So wonderful to see James is well, and everyone having a fun jab at each other 🙌 welcome back for a moment James and hype to see where this series goes 🎉❤
This is what I love and miss most about this team. The friendship and commaraderie is so special. Please make more of these videos where all of you can get involved and test gadgets and explore new places.
A James hit was exactly the mid-week pick me up I needed!
Nice to see James back! The Alpkit is a knock off of the JetBoil, which I've been using for 20 years. They're great for hiking/camping, and yes you can cook with it. It's not just for liquids.
Yeah was bout to say that it looks identical to jetboil, which is an absolutely great product.
We had a toaster like that only more robust in the 1960s. It looked a bit like a box grater, and it folded completely flat. About the size and shape of a folded up map.
It's perfect for foods that come in plastic bags and just need to be heated up. Just stuff the bag in and fill with water/snow.
@@katelyle5908 Yeah we had those too - they were awesome
Yeah, I was convinced it was a jetboil when he got it out. Was about to start googling if they'd rebranded
Wonder whether the solar cooker might have done a bit better if you'd not been using a reflective pan!
GOOD THINKING....... 🤔
I am surprised that none of them realised the basic physics. A nicely blackened, from wood smoke, pan would have been significantly better, though I very much doubt that it would have got better than warm. I’ve been camping cooking for 60 years, cooking for up to 80 people per meal and the only efficient way is wood unless you have really good wind protection.
@@SortedFood something you are sadly missing in those tests on a regular basis :/
Brilliant to see James back, has been very much missed! In a similar vein to these, would be interesting to see some just general camping cooking supplies reviewed and some camping multi-tools as I am sure Ben would love them
I love how James goes on and on about how great a product is, then he's like "8/10"
OMG our favourite sassy ginger Scot is back! Always glad to have him!
I love that little wood fire stove! I think it’s really clever. I want one just for the rare times I want to cook outside on the patio.
Plenty of tutorials to make your own.
🤣 oh my god the hot chocolate bit had me smiling BEN ARE YOU WITH SOMEONE YET? I'm married myself and my heart just warms at the idea of you taking a girl out to a park and just having an entire food kit (with whisk) ready to impress her 😆 CUS I SURE WOULD BE!
The outdoors + ebbers = a good time. Every time. Reminds me of how fun your "camping videos" from the allotment were. Ben pulling stuff out of pockets and sleeves is just timeless
Chef reviews of dehydrated camping food could be interesting
You took the words right out of our mouths!
I squealed JAMES when i saw the opening shot. Thank you for treating us with this appearance :)
Am Watching all the Pass it on in Order atm. Just something about him that makes it that much more special :)
Yay, a nice visit from James. The snowy, mountainous environment is a very nice change.
Somehow thought you'd be eating traditional foods, but the test of the solar cooker is good. Give me snowy weather and a cozy place to view it from.
The solar cookers needed insulation underneath to protect from cold.
You can make a solar cooker out of potato chip bags.
Loved Ebbers icing with the skis...
I go tailgating at sporting events in AMerica. It's fun! The rocket grill looks perfect. Starts quickly, can cook a good amount of food. And it looks like it could cool down quickly too. Biggest issue with tailgating is that you need to be responsible before leaving your grill alone!
I’m so glad that we still get some James content
100%
Nice to see James back. I don't know if it available in the UK, but the Cobb braai(barbecue) from South Africa is an amazing cooker and can go from a full English breakfast to roasts etc.
It's lovely to see James back! I'm also amused that when I came home from York, you dropped a video about York and when I came home from Paris you dropped a video about the French Alps...
Really love when you guys go outdoors! I am a big fan of backpacking/camping cooking, so this was awesome!! Would love to see more in the future!!
James! I've missed James. Looking forward to the rest of this series. Ben just pulling random cooking stuff out of his pockets is so funny. Beautiful cabin (chalet?).
James! 🥰 Love all your videos but certainly a treat to have him here for the hijinks. Beautiful location too!
Good to see James again!!! He's a breath of fresh air! Why don't you boys bring a viewer with you one of these days?!
I saw the folded camp toaster and immediately went back in time. Our cabin when i was a child had no electricity, wood stove for heat and propane tank stove for cooking. The toaster was a staple every weekend. Laid directly over the flame on the propane stove or by opening one of the holes on the wood stove surface (the spot where you’d add a log or two at a time). This gave the best single sided toast if carefully watched as to not burn it because only the side facing in would toast, the other side would still be soft bread, unless you turned it when the first side was ready. i think it’s such a core memory for me because as a child we didn’t have a lot so the camper toaster was also the at home toaster until i was probably 7/8.
Who was taking those aerial drone shots? What's with all this insane, beautiful editing and cinematography? I love it! And loved seeing James again!
A drone, probably.
So good to see James again! Can't wait for the rest of this series.
This's just a fabulous episode! Thank you for the fresh angle on cooking gadgets, location, the inclusion of James (hurrah!) and the wonderful, wholesome, zany, aspect altogether. Was feeling a bit mumpty and glum, for various reasons, and this has me cackling happily.
Simply put: compliments all round, to the professional/ amateur chef(s)/creators involved😂! Loved it🎉
I absolutely love that Ebbers is basically carrying the contents of a kitchen cabinet on him as he hikes through a snowy mountain...
Ben pulling all kinds of stuff out of his pockets tickled me
YAY! Good to finally see James again! He's sorely missed!
Fancy seeing you back on the channel, James!😉
Love it, guys! What a spectacular view to enjoy some fun cooking times with such great people. Would love to see even more of Europe! (I'm a dirty lower class American, so most of my vacation fantasies are delivered through other people like this... Thanks guys!)
What a beautiful place, love this series....My favorite gadget HAS to be that "portable whisk" (grin) 😁
wow, great video. beautiful cinematography, an adventure outside the studio and a visit from James🤩. could we want something more? I can't wait for the next parts. You haven't surprised me so positively in a long time. always loved your travel vlogs, you made my day😄
Really nice to see James back! And this is gonna be insanely exciting to watch! And I love it when you break away from your kitchen and do something special!
Love this idea and so happy to have James visiting. Weird to think there are probably people watching this who have never seen James before.
This video was so joyful. Thank you for creating content like this, it made my evening (and reminded me of how much I miss camping with my friends!).
Never thought I’d see a survival sorted but I like it!
Haha glad you like it!
So good to have James back again.
This was a lot of fun to watch and felt new! I hope guys had a fun time filming this too ❤
I’ve missed this man, so good to see him!
Beautiful vid. First, lovely to see the French Alps; I'll probably never get there myself, so they were beautiful to see. Second, great to see James. Glad to see he still continues to suffer no fools (2:06). :)
Will we get to see Barry in his mountaineering kit he wore in the video in which he dehydrated a lot of food? Fingers crossed. :)
First second in and our favorite James is back! Gonna be a great episode!
I recently on one of the shorts saw some folks talking about wanting James back for a challenge involving all the Chefs, and I distinctly remember a comment going "he's no longer with them"
While the comment is technically correct, the fact this video comes out less than a day after seeing that just makes the irony oh so sweet.
We made solar ovens as a class project in the 4th grade (in the 70’s, because I’m old.) The best ones were insulated, had a clear cover, and only really useful to heat up already cooked foods, like hotdogs. Ben reminded me of my brother with his travel Maldons. I recently found a tiny little travel pepper grinder in my brother’s camping gear.
Alp kit cooker is identical to a jetboil Seems a little cheaper. Unclear how long from the video but I think the jetboil is quicker! Certainly works well for boil in the bag meals. And heating canned food with lots of stirring. Only edge I'd give the jetboil is the java edition that comes with a cafetierre press that fits into it! Would work well with tea as well!
So happy that James is back, its been way too long without his gingerness
this video has given me so much nostalgia for the old series in the woods and I love it!
It's funny watching the sorted team review these items. The alpkit is really made for boiling water as fast and efficiently as possible while being compact and light enough to take on multi day trips. The third stove is super cool though and might have to pick one up for some car camping adventures. Thanks sorted!
Great to see James back for a few vids.
Ebbers: "Talking of a pinch of salt.... a little bit of Maldon" 😆
Glad James is back. Looking forward to this
The cinematography is off the rails this episode and I'm all here for it!
😭😭😭 I love this series already, thank you so much sortedfood ❤️
Lovely to see James again! And good timing testing outdoor equipment. Plenty of time before camping season starts to load up on choc bars and kindling.
this new production value with the drone, gimbals, and image quality overall is fantastic. keep up the stellar work lads
I was honestly not shocked to see Ben bring out a whisk and cinnamon from his pocket. What a guy!
Love watching you all go on adventures! Looks like this series is going to be a ton of fun
Yes! More cooking gadgets! Love those reviews and love You guys and James!
yes!!! i was literally gonna ask if y'all are planning on doing more outisde videos again like the Wilderness Cooking Battle and the Camp Food series from back in the day, and now you already delivered! Also, always lovely to see James back in a video!
The solar heater Review: 'It's not love at first sight' 'it's warmer than cold' 3 out of ten ⭐️ sounds a big stretch...
The slapstick with the matches was great. Great to see them having fun together!
The brew kit is often used in backpacking, I believe the common name in the US is a JetBoil. I use them all the time for boiling water to use with freeze dried meals or instant noodles or mac and cheese while camping and backpacking. Also amazing for tea or coffee in the morning when out in the woods. The small footprint and controlled flame makes it easy to use and the fact that the flame is so focused on the container means it boils water within a minute or less
Ebbers, always prepared!😂
Outdoorsy stuff and cooking, two of my favorite genres of content. This is gonna be fun
I'm a simple gal: "I see James in the thumbnail, I click."
But seriously, I think we all missed James and I'm so excited to see him back for FOUR whole episodes.
Sorry, but how awesome is the cinematography in this!? It’s amazing how far Sorted has come and it’s so well earned!
I’ve used one of those toasters in Boy Scouts, I remember them being really hit or miss. Also as a Boy Scout I really enjoyed watching you guys struggling with the wind. 😅
I had a two bread one. I agree, really hit or miss. In the end decided frying potatoes was better than making toast.
love love love loved this and cant wait for the next episodes! that was really fun to watch
Such a fun concept but also filmed BEAUTIFULLY. Talented lil bunch you are 😅
This was of exceptional quality. The videographer, production.. Hats off.. Beautifully shot. Loved the reviews also. One of the best episodes and lovely to see James back. ✨
Lovely to see James!! Barry wonderful idea to go to the Alps!! What fun!
That solar cooker really should work. I made one myself in middle-school and it worked perfectly. But I was frying bacon which takes a whole lot less energy than an entire pot full of stuff.
Nice to see James every now and then! ^^
Using a non reflective pot would have helped a lot
Not putting it directly on snow probably helps. There's no way that pot can get to 50C without melting the snow underneath it, and melting snow takes a lot of energy.
@@petertaylor4980 that would not matter because its purpose is to reflect the rays onto a cast-iron or otherwise darker pot which will absorb rather than reflect. Same concept on a sun shield keeping the inside of a car cool by reflecting the sun vs like blacktop pavement which absorbs the heat.
Pretty sure the pot was the problem there
Yay.🎉 James is back.
What a great video too. Love to see more. It's too short!!!!!!
Yay, James! Glad to see him again!
You all should have an outdoor adventure in cooking in Utah, USA! We have high mountains, red rock, and views like you wouldn't believe.