Zebra Billy Can 12CM : Simple Solutions Work!
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- In this video I look at and cook ugali sukuma wiki with the 12CM Zebra Billy Can
The Zebra Billy can is a popular, almost bomb-proof, easy to clean and easy to use cooking pot. The Zebra billy is popular the world over with outdoor cooking enthusiasts, bushcraft cooks, and travellers.
Zebra Billy Can sizes vary. The smaller 10cm and 12cm sizes are usually supplies with interior - useless - plastic clips, so your three choices are to make your own bill can metal clips from wire, to find a supplier of Zebra Billy Can metal clips, or just remove the plastic clips and go without.
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I’ve had a 12cm Zebra Billy Can for 15 years, bought from a general store in Tanah Rata, when I was backpacking in the Cameron Highlands, Malaysia for a few days hammock camping in the rain forest (I used the poncho in this video over the hammock).
A couple years back when I was looking for a billy pot for my kit I was disappointed to see they had changed to those plastic clips, I was happy to find out that the firebox Billy's have the old style metal clips in 12cm(1qt) 14cm(2qt) and 16cm(3qt) sizes.
Thanks for the great review. Very interesting learning the history of the billy can.
Thanks for the idea how to remove those labels from pots. Fantastic all round pot to cook practically anything.
Hello, the bushcraft store do 10cm to 16cm with the added metal clips. Also, you can buy a canvas pouch to fit the 4 sizes. Hope this helps. Craig.🇮🇲🇮🇲🇮🇲
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Great video, very entertaining, thank you. I have liked and subscribed and look forward to seeing more.
Ugali sukuma-wiki sounds fantastic; I love collards and grits, so I'm definitely going to try this out!
The bouilli story got a sub straight away! Good stuff.
Nice, thanks for sharing 😊
Great video. A good source for Zebra billy can pouches is Brown's Bushcraft. His stuff is lightweight, well built, and very affordable. He's located in the UK, but I order his stuff here in The States through his Etsy store. Liked and subscribed.
Nice tip to Simon A Bloke in the Woods. Great background on the origin of the name Billy Can! Enjoyed your vid. New sub.
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👍👍👍 .. nice 😊.
That looked good.. 👍
I got a full set of Billy (Zebra) Pots with wire handle clips years ago from FireBox Stove. You are right, they are super durable, but I rarely use them now days because of the weight. (using mostly anodized aluminum and a smattering of titanium). Firebox also sells cordura fitted bags with a small pouch for the Billy pot's inner tray. I continue to use these all the time with my Mors pots and other cookware. The little pouch is great for fire starting material, ferro rod, and even an alcohol stove with a 60ml bottle if fuel. The origin story I heard years ago for the Zebra pot was from the Cornish miners. They used these as lunch pals with the top tray for bread or desert, and the bottom for stew or pasties wraped in cloth to keep them warm. The handle allowed them to be carried easily and upright.
Your za-kuma-wicke sounds a bit like some ratatouille I’ve had. Once away from the tab,e, I called it slumgullion.
Excellent as ever.
Synthetic materials have their place, but as a general rule, its in only in "big blocks".
Great video, like the food,nice and simple. Subbed.