empeg9000
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I enjoy making a meal while camping personally. It just seems like part of the adventure.
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Camping cookware
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I enjoy making a meal while camping personally. It just seems like part of the adventure.
My wife and I carry in one saddlebag liner, 2 campstoves (MSR Simmerlite and Svea123R) 1 container with white gas, MSR nesting pots, 1 skillet, Bieletti expresso maker, ss plates, utensils, spices, etc. Our two ss insulated cups do everything from cold to hot liquids comfortably.
We do travel in two bikes so we have plenty of room.
We do not look for lightweight, but practicality. We like white gas because we can purchase in any hardware store..
We do buy groceries when we reach a location and always carry soup like the Glaves.
Why do we do this? It is great to eat at camp nice meals by the fire instead of having to hunt for restaurants or whatever.
Cal Garcia
We do travel in two bikes so we have plenty of room.
We do not look for lightweight, but practicality. We like white gas because we can purchase in any hardware store..
We do buy groceries when we reach a location and always carry soup like the Glaves.
Why do we do this? It is great to eat at camp nice meals by the fire instead of having to hunt for restaurants or whatever.
Cal Garcia
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criminaldesign
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this is the extent of the usual cooked dinner while on the road. Ether is a nice firestarter.
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empeg9000
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Mmmmm..... wood cooked food.....
That is always the first choice but I have been to a lot of campsites and especially rallies where they don't allow fires.
KALTZG
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More Info on the Trangia
In and earlier post I suggested the Trangia cooking system. When I was researching cooking equipment, I couldn't find specific size information. This afternoon I put together this video which describes the Tangia 27 including it's packed dimensions. Maybe this information may help.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFywHOCKH8M
In and earlier post I suggested the Trangia cooking system. When I was researching cooking equipment, I couldn't find specific size information. This afternoon I put together this video which describes the Tangia 27 including it's packed dimensions. Maybe this information may help.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFywHOCKH8M
