Essential camp cooking gear makes the great outdoors delicious
Make great food in the great outdoors.
If you re starting to plot some outdoor adventures for spring and summer, now is the time to start
gearing up. Camping gear is not limited to tents and headlamps you have to eat, after all. These essential camping cookware pieces will ensure you do it well.
Ahh, the great outdoors. You hiked the trails, pitched the tent and inhaled the haven t checked your email for eight full hours. Now there s just one thing left to do: eat. When you re planning a camping trip, it always helps to be prepared. Chances are there aren t any restaurants around for miles, so you d better stock up on ingredients for meals and cookware to prepare them in. While your set-up may vary, we ve outlined some basic necessities that every outdoor chef should have. These products will help hydrate, satiate and sustain you beyond roasting hot dogs on a stick. (Not that there s anything wrong with th
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Monitor four different bakes at once from up to 165 feet from the oven or grill. Meater
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