cookware

Just wanted to share with ya'll that this is probably one of the best camping kits I've ever used. It's got everything a group of up to four could need, cleans super easy, has built-in strainers in the pots, it's own bowl to do dishes in, and compacts all up into one pot! super compact. I used...

Found this thing online & it looks fucking cool as hell for $130. I can't post a link to it but it is a stove that uses no fuel just burns sticks/pine cones/pellets. The REALLY cool part is it has a USB port to charge your phone. It uses the heat & converts it to energy to charge your phone...

On the fly, trekking the urban sprawl, and in the wild yonder what do you pack in to keep your body energized and well-nourished? For me the less i have to cook (hot meals) the better so I take along cliff bars, oatmeal, rice cakes, whole wheat crackers, dried nuts, and fruits and seeds are...

Has anyone ever cooked food using the heat from a vehicle engine?

just wondering ppls methods of cooking hile traveling.

I've been getting sick of eating cold food via food stamps on the road so I found a couple designs and made what I think is a pretty good hobo stove. It's basically design and the typical twigs-in-a-can design combined. Materials needed: -big can (i used a coffee can) -little can (i used a...

Hey all. I am currently building/sculpting a wood stove for cooking/heat in my little broken down travel trailer. The stove is a cross between a Rocket Stove & Lorena Stove. The inside/fire chamber is brick/concrete with tin cans for combustion. The body is of course Cob/clay/straw/sand mix...

ok i do a lot of backcountry tramping and extended trip backpacking for sometimes over a week or two before i see civilization. i usually pack the same type of food and stick to the same cheap menu to ration off. my diet consists of the cheapest and most efficient way to get by without spending...

Hey all, I'm looking for the best way to purify water. so far I've found boiling and filtering but i was wondering if anyone knew any other ways to get the job done?

So I've found the best method for me is the mini burn barel method. Basically it works like a burn barel but is a coffee can. You need to drill/ cut holes all over the sides of the can so you get proper ventilation. You fire will go out with out proper ventilation. I repeat you need lots of...

So, my friend and I would ALWAYS try our best to have chocolate bars on us while traveling. Usually we would buy some before going somewhere, put them in our packs and then just break a square off every now and then, sort of like cigarette but much more sporadic. When they were gone, we would...

so for anyone who's ever wondered how one can turn carhartt into something similar to filson... here's a link i found Maintaining Traditional Oil Skins and “Tin” Cloth - The Fedora Lounge i followed this recipe damn near exactly. got 6 pounds (didnt use it all) ofbees wax at the nearby apiary...

So, I was in 7/11 and noticed a new product: Yes, peace in a can. And only 99 cents! And some of you still hold faith in this society?

I have been wondering recently what food you guys would bring with you if you needed a bag prepped with 72 hours worth of food. Translation: What food would you bring that could last three days? (Eating fairly comfortably every day) A few guidelines: -Assume that you would find no other food...

What do you prefer in your pack? If you carry teflon, what kind of utensils/cookware do you carry? Nylon? Plastic?

just interested to see peoples take on cooking equipment i met a guy who cooked by making 2 holes and a "tunnel" between them and making a fire down the hole, was really effective and the fire burned well into the night. i myself use a woodburner made from what used to be a tin of pineapples...

anbyone have a good way to make a solar oven or any ideas or thoughts in ways to heat up food with minimal pollution and hazardous materials like gasoline or coal?

Have anyone ever used these? They have a small fireplace at the bottom and the smokestack goes through the water container part, heating it up all the way. These are sold by Lehmans, which specialize in old timey stuff, but are super expensive about $100. I'm thinking about making something...

i know it's easy.... how the fuck do you make it?

anyone know any good alternatives to feed zippos, refined dumpstered flax oil combined with alcohol maybe?