Cookware

Recent Cookware Reviews

Morsel Spork XL

Absolutely love mine. Absolutely love mine. I use it daily when I'm home for less dishes even. Can cook and eat with it no problem. I've since ordered three of them. Only downside is it really isn't much of a knife and the rubber edge has cracked on one corner.  Full review

GSI Outdoors Halulite Minimalist Cookset

Very light and compact. This is probably my most frequently used bit of camping gear. I have made up a 'kit' using this, inside it I fit a 100g gas canister, a Soto Amicus stove, the pot gripper supplied, and a windproof lighter. An Optimus clip-on windshield fits snugly on the outside held on with an elastic band and then clips on to the gas canister when in use. What I end up with is a very light and compact setup that comes with me on most day trips and is compact enough to fit in a small daypack… Full review

Stanley Adventure Camp Cook Set

My review is for the Stanley SS cooking pot system that includes one (1) large SS 24 oz. pot [the pot will hold up to 30 oz if filled to the top], one (1) 24 oz. insulated nesting mug, and one (1) SS folding spork. This cooking kit is an amazing find and might even become your favorite cook kit for backpacking and multi-day wilderness trips. I've included a few photos for reference. I have field-tested tons of different camping cook sets, always on a quest to find the best overall backpacking set-up… Full review

Banner & Oak Steel Camper Mug

Awesome, durable little camp cup. Use it for anything. Drink tea, coffee, water, gatorade from it, you name it. Don't microwave it. As long as you just keep it clean and in the camping stuff and out of the kitchen, you should be able to avoid that. No, it didn't happen to me..... Full review

Banner & Oak Steel Camper Mug

This is a great enamel mug! It's a little smaller than the typical camp mugs of this style, but it's much thicker and heavier—not like the tin ones. It's a pretty durable mug that will be great for camping or my morning coffee in my living room. Great logo on both sides—I love the FREEDOM TO EXPLORE motto! Full review

Banner & Oak Steel Camper Mug

Perfect size and durable! Love this stainless steel mug—perfect size (for travel or at home), very durable (I drop things a lot). Dishwasher safe!! And of course I love the branding :) Full review

GSI Outdoors Pinnacle Dualist HS

A compact two-person cook set that stows neatly in its own pot, the Pinnacle Dualist HS offers a few perks similar sets lack, such as a PFOA-free Teflon-coated pot with heat exchanger and "Foons," GSI's folding sporks. The heat exchanger pot contributes to faster boil times and lower fuel consumption, and the inclusion of mugs, bowls, and utensils makes this a good option for a backpacking duo who wish to share a cook set that is efficient, compact, and durable. In the Box The Pinnacle Dualist HS… Full review

Lixada Titanium Folding Spork

Lixada’s Titanium Folding Spork is the perfect utensil for a hiker’s ultralight cookset. Compact and light this spork has replaced the other utensils I used to carry. At a price that won’t break the bank, this is one product worth taking a look at. Back when I carried Mountain House-style meals, my Sea to Summit Long Spoon made perfect sense. But in the years since, I’ve gotten lighter and more efficient with my camp kitchen. I dehydrate many of my own meals, and I cold soak food in bags… Full review

Sea to Summit X-Plate

Packs flat for easy carry while backpacking. Can be easy to place in luggage and use instead of less-environmentally-friendly throwaway options. Easy to clean. This is my second Sea to Summit purchase and it was worth every penny! I was able to pack this in my backpack and in my luggage for using on my last hiking trip to GA. Used this plate in the hotel room I stayed at as an alternative to throwaway plates, thus saving money and being a bit more environmentally-friendly.   Easy to clean and can… Full review