Swedish M40 Primative Cooking

Wanted to test out my new Fire Pit and so used it as a good excuse to get out the Swedish Army Stainless Steel M40 Cook Set.
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Made a Pear Sponge out of a MRE Pears in Light Syrup packet and some pantry ingredients. Did not bother to measure anything so just used some good old gestimation. Turned out great.
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[@stevefredieu408]

Awesome hungry for more. Wonderfully different. Only now discovered your channel. Keep up the good work. From the state of Louisiana in the USA

[@hokudadog7637]

Lovely! I was surprised at your amount of the lemon extract. The one I use gets bitter if I’m too enthusiastic about it.

[@InfoZhedExplore]

It was cheap stuff. From memory mainly sunflower oil with essence 👍

[@krod1180]

Excellent idea my friend. Will try this at home

[@debbiedawsonpeterdawson3251]

Great vid again
More cooking and tips
With the M40 please.

[@InfoZhedExplore]

Thanks. Request noted 👍

[@koffibanan3099]

Looks great!!

[@walkingman7136]

It looks appetizing. I should try it too.

[@iwontbebeat7111]

So much for a cup of sponge cake ... LMAO 😂👍 good job .

[@tracker5849]

Got my m40 this week. Looking for things to try

[@InfoZhedExplore]

Awesome job. Hope you got it at a reasonable price. It’s a great piece of kit and great fun to use 👍

[@dezmondwhitney1208]

Well Done.

[@dalecarpenter8828]

I use stainless steel to not use aluminium ! especially with heat and in contact with my food or water ! you had me till you put the foil on the cup ! but great field recipe

[@koffibanan3099]

Mrbabelfish5 has some videos with a similar setup with the M40

[@InfoZhedExplore]

Thanks for reminding me. I watched them ages ago. Guess I accidentally borrowed his idea.

[@aaronwilcox6417]

Why not just use the charcoal and windscreen? Using the windscreen would use less charcoal and more efficient.

[@iwontbebeat7111]

Man ...I wish I could get M40 ...it's so rare and hard to get.

[@InfoZhedExplore]

Yep they are rare but don’t give up hope. Keep looking and luck will be on your side. Lovely bit of history if you can get one for a reasonable price

[@spookmotrtimore22]

Ive had one since the 80's and it cost £25 inc postage and it was just stainless steel no paint on it at all....Now you cant buy them any where....I hope you find one sooner or later...

[@InfoZhedExplore]

Yes try not to get ripped off with ridiculous prices.

[@tracker5849]

PATHFINDER..PFM40. DAVE CANTERBURY..STAINLESS STEEL

[@spookmotrtimore22]

Where did you get the Trivet from please....Keep up the M40 cooking please..........

[@InfoZhedExplore]

Trivit, they are available from Amazon or eBay etc. Got that one from backpackinglight. Hope that helps.

[@spookmotrtimore22]

@@InfoZhedExplore It did thank you.............And bought one from the same place on line.....Happy Days all around..

[@onearmedwomble]

Not really primitive* at all is it tho