GSI Bugaboo Cookset

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The Bugaboo Cookset is a pot/pan made by GSI. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"Features: Premium, gourmet, non-stick aluminum. Unique DiamondBack Gripper handle hooks on to an exterior bracket to eliminate scratching. Stays conveniently in place for ease of cooking. All Pots have double function Fry/Pan Lids for weight efficiency and easy cooking. Double-rolled rims increase stiffness and durability. Two-tone black/blue heat treated external coating. Weight: 1 lb. 14 oz. Set Includes: 1.5 qt. pot 2.5 qt. pot 2 dual-use frypan/lids Diamondback gripper. 2 cutting boards. Mesh bag."

From Backcountry.com:
"After a long day of hiking, whip yourself up a satisfying meal using the GSI Bugaboo Cookset. If you accidentally burn your backcountry feast, this stackable cookset's non-stick coating ensures you won't spend the rest of your night scrubbing dishes. GSI starts with restaurant grade aluminum pots and pans, then outfits them with outdoor specific features like double rolled rims for extra strength and a pot holder that clamps onto an outside bracket, so you don't end up scratching the interior coating. Chop veggies on the two included cutting boards, and nest these boards in with the pots when it's time to pack up camp. In the morning, fry up some pancakes-the Bugaboo cookset's lid doubles as a fry pan."

User Reviews

Bugaboo Cookset
Reviewed by BSA Jeff, Sep 26, 2009

"I bought this set as a lightweight option to my Coleman Peak Stainless set. I was intrigued by the Teflon coating, light construction and the anodized exterior (mine is black-anodized, not enameled like the one in the picture. )

Pros: Lightweight, and improved heat transfer because it's aluminum."

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Bugaboo Cookset
Reviewed by jdavid93225, Aug 31, 2008

"I purchased two different Bugaboo cooksets. The small set came with a 1. 5 and 2 quart pot, with lids that also worked as frying pans, for about $35. The large set came with 3 and 4 quart pots, and those lids also worked as frying pans, and cost about $55."

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