As a backpack or camping, you need a good set of cooking equipment. The open kitchen is much more difficult to cook at home in a kitchen decorated with taste. So the Backpacking Cookware that you will use in the nature a little 'different from what you use at home.
To go to the selection of the pot right backpacker, you must first know what to buy on the market for you. Here is a list of most popular types, along with its good and badPoints.
ALUMINIUM.
Previously, this was the first choice for hikers, campers and hikers light, because it is very easy. It is not as strong or durable as some of the other materials used for cookware. Food tends thus making it difficult to remain in a situation to clean air. Aluminum has also been implicated in some health problems, as it tends to collapse over time and can contaminate the cooked food in it. After these words I have used aluminum for many yearswithout harmful effects. (I would still rate as a good choice, as you really only use it for a few weeks a year.)
STAINLESS STEEL.
The biggest drawback here is weight, since it is much heavier than other types of cookware backpacking is. Nor is it the best distribution of heat evenly and the food must be stirred constantly to ensure even cooking or postponed. Stainless steel is very hard and strong, though, and is against almost everything that canoccur in nature.
Lightweight stainless steel.
The introduction of new technologies has a stainless steel is lighter, has to come all the durability and strength, but as the name implies, it is much easier.
TITANIUM.
The modern choice. It 'very easy, it is also very durable and sturdy, and a better distribution of heat than stainless steel. A good set of pans in titanium is very long. The only drawback is theirPrice, as can be expensive when compared with other materials.
Some basic tips.
(1) Are you the selection of a backpack from one set of pots, or you want a set for two or more people?
(2) pot with a slightly rounded bottom will distribute heat better than those with flat bottom.
(3) Make sure the pots have a good fitting lid, as it reduces the cooking time you save on your fuel.
(4) Try to make a real contrast with the ordinary backpacker to buy potsPots should, in that they have wrinkles or removable handles make it Put it on your backpack so much easier.
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