Let food soak. Put food and water in the pot when you turn the stove on, then once boiled, turn the fuel off and let the food continue to soak. English > Sports & Leisure > Camping & Outdoors > Sleeping Bags, Air Beds & Accessories > Folding Mattresses English > Sports & Leisure > Camping & Outdoors > Sleeping Bags, Air Beds & Accessories > Sleeping Bags Lightweight, works in the wind, great piezo igniter, fuel efficient, very stable for a small canister stove

Outdoor Survival, Torches & Lighting, Offers, Adventure Sports, The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, Gap Y We do not claim to be scientists, though we have tried to make our tests as objective, controlled, and repeatable as possible. We did our testing in a garage at 5000 feet (about 1524 meters), where the boiling point of water is 202.97° F (about 94.98° C). We tested the time it took for one liter of water to make a 1.7-quart kettle whistle with each of the small canister and liquid gas stoves. For the stoves with integrated pots, we tested how long it took for them to reach a rolling boil. With each test, we began with a full 4-ounce fuel canister and weighed it for the wind test. Then after the wind test, we weighed the canister and tested for boiling without wind. All of the fuel bottles were full, and the canisters used were identical. The integrated pot that comes with the Primus Lite+ and Jetboil Zip have smaller volumes, which prevented us from testing them with a full liter. We tested the boiling time of the Lite+ using only 0.5 liters of water (making its time seem faster than it would have been otherwise) and the Zip with 0.75 liters.Outdoor Survival, Water Purification, Chlorine Dioxide, The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, Gap Year, Tre