Light Weight cookware

[Graylight]

Were using the new smaller jetboil to boil water and use mountain house packages to cook everything in for the trip... Also carry a spork and a collapsable cup for the cocoa...

[Wild Country]

Were using the new smaller jetboil to boil water and use mountain house packages to cook everything in for the trip... Also carry a spork and a collapsable cup for the cocoa...

Gray light what collapsible cup do you have and would you recommend it now?

[Grantbvfd]

I cook my mountain house meal in the bag and eat the whole thing. I also have the Jetboil sol TI. For cookware in the mornings is put oatmeal in a heavy duty ziplock bag and add boiling water to that. Cookware is one more thing to have to carry and clean. I do have a titanium sea to summit long spoon for mountain house meals.

[Midwest to Outwest]

X2 on the long spoon learned that one the hard way.

I spent a week without any utensils last year-lost my spoon between Montana and Arizona hunts.....You CAN drink Mountain house out of the bag if you have to. Its not my preference though.

[breakinstuffzfun]

x3 for Snowpeak titanium, pot giga power stove. great very lightwt, but pricey--

[tttoadman]

x3 for Snowpeak titanium, pot giga power stove. great very lightwt, but pricey--

I have had the giga power stove for over a decade, the push start finally died last fall. I can't imagine anything better. I still have the mini plastic box to put my stove in. My brother says the new ones don't come with this box??

I bought the tall 28oz(?) titanium pot kit last year. I know it fits perfect with the stove and one can. I put 2 fuel cans in the pot and my stove snugs into the top of the mesh bag on top of the lid.

Last weekend my brother and I cooked up some elk steak with our stoves side by side under a skillet. Just because you are in a campground doesn't mean you can't go lightweight.