POTS PANS FOOD , survival kit mountainhouse hiking backpacking emergancy food
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Nice.
MH eggs / bacon is horrible
2kargarage1 7 months ago
I have worked in construtcion companies in the office and always had to write up contracts etc.
The little screw you screw tight on the cook kit is called a Wing Nut. FYI.
patriotusa200 11 months ago
How much cooking are you doing? If you are eating mountain house, all you have to do boil water, one cup is enough. If frying, an 8 inch non stick frying pan is about 8 bucks. If you use the coleman set, the one larger pot and top is plenty, stuffed with your fire tools, etc.
johnmonk66 1 year ago
I have used these in the past and that aluminum really transphers heat to the pot, fast. Aluminum is far better at doing this than titanium or stainless steel. But I"ve been shying away from aluminum, lately, due to percieved health concerns. Nothing concrete or real, just concerns. I still use one pot about the same size as the small pot you're showing but use it sparingly. They are nice kits. Thanks for sharing your ideas.
slodeth5 1 year ago
pwnage cool vid duuude
TheOctoman34 1 year ago