Coghlan's Chow Kit
I have used this for car type camping, and it is very…
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Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $3.99
Pros
- Just like home
- Stainless
- Large spoon
Cons
- Heavy
- Could be hard on non-stick
- Large spoon
I have used this for car type camping, and it is very convenient and durable, the spoon is large, but I am not a dainty eater, so I like that.
A couple of cons are that over time it may be hard on non-stick coatings on pots, and the weight of the complete set. (it doesn't nest as well without the knife, and the knife it not needed most of the time)
I have been using this set for two years now. It is…
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Price Paid: $3.59
I have been using this set for two years now. It is a fork, spoon, and knife. Heavy duty stainless steel. Well made, and doesn't bend. I see no reason to upgrade to a more expensive set. As they all do the same thing.
I do have a set by another maker that is indeed cheaper made and bends easly, so this is the set I use. I have left home without these but carving a spoon out of wood isn't as nice. I keep that carved spoon around as a reminder to take my kit.
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