POT

“What kind do you use?”

“It's not mine, man.”

“Most of the time it's green but sometimes I use some of that MSR stuff!”

“What kind do you want?”

“I use a Primus Aluminum teflon POT. I use it when I am solo for dehydrated foods.”

“hehehhe”

“Snow Peak titanium for water boiling only.”

“Oh, ok.....I use an MSR Stainless steel, but I am getting ready to pick up an MSR Titanium.”

“1.5l ti pot (not sure what brand) for family trips.

small 12oz (vol) stainless tea kettle for solo.”

“I have been using my POT for sooo many years..... When I have a gear sell, I will never sell my POT.
My POT has never failed me when used correctly.”

“I thought you were talking about my pot belly!”

“mildbill/ I will see you soon.
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“I use a Primus 24oz aluminum kettle. Sometimes I just use my 16oz stainless cup.”

“Nowslimmer/ I never noticed. I must have been using my primus. hehehe
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“lz, how do you like it? I have one but haven't used it yet.”

“hummm I have posted for for 12 minutes and 26 have hit it.
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“NC I like it for the most part. Water boils pretty fast in it and it doesn't take up that much room in my pack. My only complaint is I wish I could fix a fuel canister in it, but I can fit a jetboil canister in my cup so it isn't that big of a deal.”

“cooking - stainless at home and duralite (non-stick) for camp

in the house and garden - ceramic, metal, glass, clay - whatever turns my fancy”

“I forget the brand, but an aluminum coated campers frying pan, and if car camping I also take a saucepan for more involved cooking.

I never camp or backpack without my trangia tea kettle though. That's my favorite piece of cooking related equipment.”

“WildChild..... I am going to say something here not meaning to be ......Your Trail Name , I love..... and I want to come to Canada!”

“I think I have that same nameless Ti pot.... but I think it's a smaller version 1.2 l, maybe.”

“I have the titanium tea kettle to boil water in the spring through the fall.

In winter I have a 4 quart Open Country with Lid to melt snow.

BTW ~ *hugs* back 'atcha Fridgey!
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“MsDoolittle/ I will take the Hugs ...... I wish I was in Colorado .”

“I use the Snow Peak Titanium Trek 700 Mug. It is a great cookpot (w/ lid) and doubles as a coffee mug. It also has the markings for 8 oz., 12 oz., 16 oz. etc. which helps a lot as I am not very good at "eyeballing" amounts.”

“I use one of those black anodized aluminum jobs from (can't remember the name of the company that the guy who sells them goes by, small online outfit, one of you prolly knows what I'm talking about).

It's basically like the wal*mart grease pot, except it's anodized and the lip curls outside.”

“I have a lightweight ultra cheapo aluminum 1.25 liter mug. I also have a traditional titanium backpacker pot from about 10 years ago.”

“I don't take a pot, nor fuel. Feels like cheating. Best to kill the cow fresh, light a fire w/ found glass, eat w/ hands. No spork.

Seriously on the 1st part. Where does it end, a t.v.?”

“I've been using the same 1.9 l. titanium pot since titanium pots first came out. It was part of a set of two, but we gave away the smaller pot. It's a bit battered, but seemingly indestructible.”

“KETTLE”

“Snowpeak Titanium mug....”

“I remember POT from electronics class. A potentiometer is a variable tapped resistor, recognizable by its three connection points.”

“Snowpeak Ti 700”

“MSR ti cookset. I use the big un on a big trip or day trip or if someone else is sharing it. My small pot just for long trips over 2-3 days”

“used to use a little aluminum flour scoop measuring cup (2 cup measure). now for weekend trips i just use the jetboil. i am getting really lazy as i swing from the sul to midweight domain.”

“Dang was that ever a dissapointment when I opened this thread I was expecting talk about the good stuff, and then I find out ya'll are talking about cook ware.”

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GSI Double Boiler. Looks like they improved them by supplying a real lid and rubber coating the handles.”

“I get the cheapest lightest pan that Wal-Mart sells. Teflon coated.”

“500K-ohm for dual coil and 250K-ohm for single coil pickups.



Lugs from left to right are gound, wiper and hot.”

“Stainless cup. Use it to boil water and to drink out of.

If I feel I need something larger, I use the wally world grease pot.”

“REI Evernew Ti 1.9 liter pot (without the non-stick) for me. I even cook pasta or rice in it if I can pay attention to it and keep stirring, stirring, stirring.”

“hmmm...how do i answer without incriminating myself???”

“too late”

“never heard of it.......”

“Audio taper pots for me.

I have a one liter stainless Coleman pot with a bail handle and tight-fitting lid.
It is my favorite solo vessel.

The three-liter version is good for up to three or four people.


The big one in the rear.”

“that's what SHE said”

“Log "B" taper all the way, baby!”

“greese pot, $4 from kmart”

“Actually, Solo in warm weather, I usually don't take a pot, bowl, stove or any tools for food preparation other than a knife. I just bring food I don't have to cook. I'm thinking of taking the aluminum mug more often, so I can cook up something on a whim if I want to.”

“GSI Anodized pot and tea kettle....when I am backpacking if I can't make it in one pot (or boil the water for the packet) I ain't a cookin it.”