Made of titanium, much lighter and stronger than steel, healthy, eco-friendly close to human body, anti-irritation, no allergies Heavy, especially for a kit that requires addition of other features, heat exchanger ring is a little messy

L Pot, Strainer Lid, 2 20 fl. oz. Mugs w/ Insulated Sleeves, 2 20 fl. oz. Bowls, 2 Sip-It Tops, 2 Folding Foons, Welded Sink

Benefits of Titanium Camping Cookware

If your fire pit comes with a grate, you can use that to cook your rice. Simply place the Dutch oven on top and let it heat up (while stirring occasionally) for about 20 minutes. The main advantage you can see from using a lid lifter for your Dutch oven is the safety aspect. Cooking over a campfire can get hot. If you reach in with an oven mitt or a towel, you still have to get close to that heat. With a lid lifter, you can keep your distance. The size of your pots determines how much water you can boil or how many people you can cook for. The size of your pan influences what you can cook and whether it is practical to take camping. If you do have multiple camping pots and pans, then choosing ones that nest inside each other is what you should be looking for. Weight

This may be the best Dutch oven lid lifter that features a handle that can dissipate heat well. It has a spiral bail design to help keep things cool. This also may make the lifter more comfortable and easy on your hands. There seems to be a no-slip aspect to it as well. Are there any downsides to stainless steel pots and pans? There are no major downfalls of stainless steel other than it is neither as lightweight as Titanium nor Aluminum. There are different types of stainless steel, and many cheap camping pots and pans use cheap steel, which can give them a bad name. Benefits of Titanium Camping Cookware Stainless steel replaced cast iron a long time ago for many things and has now slowly started to be replaced by Aluminum and Titanium in the camp cookware department. The benefits of stainless steel pots and pans still hold up today and provide an excellent balance between weight and durability. You can use stainless steel cookware on open fires without too much worry about it melting your pan. Stainless steel is the happy medium and offers great value for money.The next test was to see how the camping cookware handled actual food. To do this, I mixed together one half cup of white rice, one half cup of shredded cheddar cheese, and one egg. I poured it into the pan and set the temperature to medium-high heat. Then I cooked it until the top of the mixture was no longer runny and removed the pot from the heat. VERDICT: We highly recommend this 3-piece titanium cookware set for camping because it is so lightweight, and the size is perfect for one or two people. If I had to choose one cooking set to take traveling, it would probably be the Kieth Titanium 3 Piece due to the size and weight suiting my needs to a tee.