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Globetrotter Camping Pot
Set 376g Ø17,5x7,5cm Euro 31,95
This pot set actually is from my old Alcohol
Storm Stove Sets. Since the aluminium pots are in good conditions,
and fit perfectly into each other, I don't see a reason to buy new ones.
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On my motorcycle trips I take four
pots, three from my alcohol stove set, plus one Teflon coated one
(see below). I don't take the frying pan and the kettle from the set
any more, as I have never really used them, and I don't see that I
will need them at some point.
The complete set of four pots, one handle, the
wind shield, and the petrol/gas stove weights together with the
cloth cover 970g and is Ø18x8cm in size.
Concluion: Four pots sounds like a lot,
and it is a lot, but I have used all of them many times, and if I
only use a pot as a lid for another one.
A similar Camping
Pot Set Aluminium
is also available at Amazon.com.
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Globetrotter Trangia
Non Stick Pot 165g Ø18x8cm Euro
16,95 Depending on what one cooks it
can be hard to clean the pots afterwards, therefore I decided to buy
a Teflon coated pot.
Concluson: The coating makes it much
easier to clean the pot, but one has to be careful not to damage the
coating. Therefore I don't use metal cutlery with this pot.
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Globetrotter
Stainless Steel Cup single walled 0,25l 95g Ø7x8cm Euro
2,95 On motorcycle trips one of
course needs something to drink from, e.g. coffee in the morning and
wine at night. Porcelain and glass are out of question on trips.
Conclusion: The cups are sturdy,
relatively light weight, easy to clean, and cheap. I recommend
these cups.
A similar Stainless
steel coffee cup
is also available at Amazon.com.
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