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    11/09/2015 10:34 am  #18

    ShawnD
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    From: Barrie ON
    Registered: 8/11/2015
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    Re: Cook Sets

    I ended up stealing ideas from everyone I think. 

    I have already picked up the cutting boards from the dollar store. Really like that they stop the pots from getting scratched up too from your stove etc.

    Think I will pick up the MEC cozy too and give it a try.

    Ended up finding an MSR Quick 2 System for 30% off so I picked it up. The Quick Skillet nests with it but like you say Claire not inside on the bottom . Will likely just put it all in a mesh bag to keep it all tight and together.

    The Snow Peak set will be my new solo kit or for when I'm meeting a buddy who is bringing his own stuff. 

    THX everyone.!.

    “We do not go to the green woods and crystal waters to rough it, we go to smooth it.”
     - George Washington Sears
     

    12/15/2015 3:41 pm  #19

    tenderfoot
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    Registered: 9/17/2015
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    Re: Cook Sets

    I've had this small Esbit alcohol set for a while and like it a lot. When backpacking we eat a lot of dehydrated right from envelope so this and a spork does us right. Otherwise I just picked up $0.97 plastic bowls that have no hard corners. Easy to clean. Occasionally a larger pot or frying pan for canoe camping

     

     

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