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The Snow Peak Titanium Cookware 3-piece set is perfect for the ultra light minimalist who makes no compromises.
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Great Solo Set
nld5299330
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The is a nice compact and light set. I use the large pot to make meals and boil water. I use the small pot with Snow Peak Hot Lips as a cup and have used the pan for sautéing. I can fry a egg in the pan with no problems when I fry my bacon in the pan first and leave the grease in the pan. With any titanium cook set you do have to watch the heat and need a stove you can regulate if you really want to cook meals, but once you get used to it it is pretty simple.
Timeless set
nick m.
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Bought this while living in Japan back when I knew about nothing in the camping world. It has been over 10 years now and the set has been on many trips.
*Extremely durable
*Heats up very quick
*Light
*Holds my fuel canister
*Cleans up well
*No coating to wear out
The only downside is the handles can get hot and they can also bend on you at inoppurtune times. Like when you are draining noodles. Overall though the sheer toughness and the fact it functions just like new a decade later impresses me.
Brian Hess
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coconut oil
In case your were wondering about dimensions:
Alyssa Forrest
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2 Pots/ 5-1/2diam" x 2-1/4", 5"diam x 2-1/8", Frying Pan/ 5-3/4"diam, nylon stuff sack
alig8r16552198
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WAYY to small to cook any real food in
Jason McElroy
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Not true, while suppling some trail magic to a friend of mind thru hiking the A.T ... i fried up some steak tips in the lid, mashed potatos in the large and drank chocolate milk by dehydrated milk and cold spring water ... I don't know about you, that sounds like real food to me ... i've also made chinese food wok style using these pans from carry out of town to dinner .... you must be new to this eh ?
Great buy for a hiking cook set for 2
cri3798419
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I've had a chance to use these on a few trips now, and I'm quite impressed. I used them both with my jet boil and on a rack over open coals in my camp fire, and they're no worse for the ware. Very light weight and durable. If you're looking for a compact light weight cooking set for 1-2 people these are a great buy.
Nice set
Jesse Russell
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It works..not crazy efficient but I use it for some of my homemade monster can stoves. the stove fits inside of it nicely and it cooks good enough. It's nice and light. The frying pan is really nice.
great for solo cooking
ez03161373
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good set if you are out and only need to cook for yourself. if you need more than than this isn't the set for you. largest pot is good for cooking most anything you would need. light and durable no complaints here.
use a ruler to check size before ordering
Gabe H.
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three stars means "adequate for the job" according to the backcountry rating key. that's what this is.. adequate for one-person to warm boil some water and warm up small portions of grub. i disagree with the frying pan being really adequate for anything that isn't shaped like a mcdonalds burger patty in terms of size or thickness.. this kit is really, really small, the frying pan almost laughable, so make sure to break out a ruler and trace out the size of the kit before you order. it's really light, and very compact, but even as an ultralight-minded backpacker, this was too small for me to keep. sent it back to get somethign larger and more functional. your milage may vary..
cookware built for two...at most
reb3087945
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I bought this set as a light-weight addition to my growing stash of "two person" gear. So far so good with durability and functionality. And it's super light weight! Though this set is pretty tiny.
Cool stuff.
Jesse Russell
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Super light, pretty affordable, and they are a great size. I'm able to fit some first aid supplies inside which works great. They cook well and I am glad that i bought these.
Hey ... I was wondering, does anyone out...
JauntyHiker
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Hey ... I was wondering, does anyone out there have any decent backcountry recipes? I'm so sick of the freeze dried things.
jane969049
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Here are a few leads:
packitgourmet.com
backpackinglight.com (go to Community, Forums, Food Nutrition & Hydration)
Mary Jane's Farm Organic hiking meals
David Stancil
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One of my new favorites is the Idahoan(?) quick packs instant potatoes. They are roughly 4oz for about 500 - 600 calories and come in a bunch of different flavors. To add to that all you have to do is slice up some sausage links and you are ready to go. Plus all you have to do to cook it is to add 1 1/2c. water. I do mine in a freezer bag ziploc. Real good and super cheap (1 - 1.50$)
nonosepirate
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www.onepanwonders.com tons of really good ideas for backcountry meals that not only weigh very little but taste great.
Joe Freeman
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if yer gonna do ramens go to an asian grocery store and buy the good ones. They cost more but are still practically free, maybe 50-90 cents instead of 25 cents for top ramen or maruchan, they are way better. I like to do ramen and buy pouches of chicken or tuna at the grocery store to add in. works well if you are making a couple ramens (you and a friend) then split the pouch of protein. makes a decent dinner for about 2 bucks each person. Or when I am in the Boundary waters I just throw some fresh caught fish in the soup.
John
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The better quality ramens (the ones that come with real sauce and real soft noodles) are really good but do weigh a bit more. I found freeze dried strawberry cheese cake mix excellent (the ones graham crackers for topping) and I usually carry one can of SPAM, anchovies, oysters, crackers, a small bag of gummy bears, tortillas (i don't know why) and I'll take dry meat like jerkey or a salami roll and a new sealed thing of cheese cheddar marble cheese from the store. Those seem to last OK on a 5 day trek.
Dan_k19542355477
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Write your answer here...I like a hot chicken dinner that can be made using only one pan in succession. Instant potatoes, Instant stuffing, chicken sold in a foil pack with instant powdered chicken gravy. All very easy to make put on a single dish and results in a good tasting filling meal
moroni
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My wife & I have been using these recipes for quite awhile. It is specifically written for, like the title says, a one burner stove. You'll find the ingredients used are heavier than freeze-dried meals but much tastier. It also incorporates fresh ingredients. Here's a link to the book:
http://www.amazon.com/One-Burner-Gourmet-Harriett-Barker/dp/0809258838/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1296579419&sr=1-1
afr3009336
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http://hawkvittles.com/order.html
kri5062903
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Get NOLS' backcountry cooking recipe. I cook their recipes in the front country as well
Good, pay attention to size
Jme
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5 stars, this set is fantastic, just don't expect to cook a lot in any of it. It's sized for fast and light solo, fits a canister stove and a titanium spork no problem. Basically it kicks ass
Is this set stable with the MSR pocket...
Jason McElroy
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Is this set stable with the MSR pocket rocket ?
lance cleaver
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Should be perfect. Just make sure you set the stove somewhere stable. And flat. *Hey Jason, That is the combo that I use, and it works great for me. The stove and a few other small gadgets fit inside the larger pot as well, to save some space.
how many ounces does the snow peak titanium...
wally stone
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how many ounces does the snow peak titanium cookware hold?
Christian Johnson
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27 oz for the big pot, 20 oz for the smaller pot, and about 9oz if you chose to use the frying pan.
Good, But Caution
Joshua
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I ordered this set for my ultralight gear set. The product description is exactly as described. Light weight, multiple pieces, and it is perfect for a single person setup. The only problem I had with it is how it fits on the MSR Dragonfly stove (and my friends MSR Whipser). Due to the small pot base size, the biggest pot barely fits on the MSR Dragonfly (about 1/2" on the three grills). The MSR whisper grills are further spread apart so the pot doesn't even fit due to its small size (according to my friend). I'll have to post a base pot width so you can measure before purchasing. Otherwise this would have been a great set to have.
bueno
lance cleaver
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good for solo cookware. The "frying pan" is tiny, so you'll probably only wanna cook for one. Very light with adequate room inside for a backpacker's stove or small can of fuel. TIP. Bring only the bigger bowl and pan.
wonderul solo set
Chad Savage
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The set is very lightweight, super durable, and wipes clean with a little warm water. The only complaint I've had is I have to scramble one egg at a time on the small frying pan so if you're wanting to do more than that maybe invest in a separate frying pan but the two pots are wonderful for everything.
Small, Compact & Lightweight
jeffbrobst
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Cookware that gets the job done. Perfect for single servings. Ultra lightweight seems it wil holdup well. The handles get warm so have something to grab them with.
Perfect Cookset
Erik Engebretsen
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This is the perfect cook set for long-distance backcountry trips. It is extremely light, sturdy, compact and easy to clean. If you are cooking anything more complex than freeze dried or "just add water" meals, you might want something a little bigger though. I'm usually a lone wolf and packing light though, so this set works out perfectly for my needs. No complaints.
Good stuff
jkutlesa317195
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Bought these because Im a cheep ass. Turns out they are pretty good. Very light easy to clean. Kinda on the small side but I wasn't looking to feed an army. Suites my needs perfectly.
Hi, I was wondering if someone out there...
iwishiwasa2380546
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Hi, I was wondering if someone out there could clarify if you can use this titanium cooking set on a open camp fire or not? Or is it made specifically with a cooking stove use in mind!Thanksholly
moroni
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The only thing I would advise against is the clean-up afterwards. Don't worry about the heat. Titanium can handle the hottest stoves which is much hotter than any campfire.
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TODD
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