Can anyone recommend so really good cooking pots. Not bothered about cost as long as there decent and will last.
In reply to Post #1
Primus li-tech,had mine years and still look brand new.I have never had anything stick to them and the coating inside is so easy to clean
Primus li-tech,had mine years and still look brand new.I have never had anything stick to them and the coating inside is so easy to clean
Another vote for the Primus got a couple of sets of the Coleman pots which are also superb unfortunately not available anymore !
Cheers will have a look 👍🏻
In reply to Post #1
The Trakker stoneware pots are surprisingly good, detachable handle too for storage.
The Trakker stoneware pots are surprisingly good, detachable handle too for storage.
A set of British army mess tins is all you need, designed to cook and eat out off, mine I acquired in the 70's and still good as the day I got them. Lately though I have switched to a set of czechoslovakia mess tins, they come as a pair with a lid which doubles up as a lid or a frying pan. Both sets of my mess tins are dated 1950's so guaranteed to last a long time and you can pick them up for about £5 a set. No need for expensive pan sets.
Avoid the American tins as they are not deep enough and just glorified frying pans.
Avoid the American tins as they are not deep enough and just glorified frying pans.
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Aluminium a known contributor to Alzheimer's 😉
Aluminium a known contributor to Alzheimer's 😉
>>>>Aluminium a known contributor to Alzheimer's<<<<
There is no evidence of it, otherwise, all cookwear would be banned from being made from aluminum years ago. It was suspected in the 60's and 70's but proven not to be the case and is now a myth.
Also, all aluminum cans for drink, soft drink and beer etc would be banned by now despite them having a lining.
There is no evidence of it, otherwise, all cookwear would be banned from being made from aluminum years ago. It was suspected in the 60's and 70's but proven not to be the case and is now a myth.
Also, all aluminum cans for drink, soft drink and beer etc would be banned by now despite them having a lining.
In reply to Post #8
The Lancet
Are there high levels of aluminium in the brain?
We now show that some of the highest levels of aluminium ever measured in human brain tissue are found in individuals who have died with a diagnosis of familial Alzheimer's disease.
You don't scrape the inside of a drinks can with a fork or spoon tho also they have a plastic liner inside them 😉
The Lancet
Are there high levels of aluminium in the brain?
We now show that some of the highest levels of aluminium ever measured in human brain tissue are found in individuals who have died with a diagnosis of familial Alzheimer's disease.
You don't scrape the inside of a drinks can with a fork or spoon tho also they have a plastic liner inside them 😉
In reply to Post #9
There is no concrete evidence mate if there was we would have stopped using it with foods wouldn't they ????
Perhaps some risk with high expose to some of the heavy metals, buts let's stop quoting dribble because of 1 study when thousands of others say no.
There is no concrete evidence mate if there was we would have stopped using it with foods wouldn't they ????
Perhaps some risk with high expose to some of the heavy metals, buts let's stop quoting dribble because of 1 study when thousands of others say no.
In reply to Post #10
Quotes the Lancet peer reviewed world leading medical journal!! some muppet on the internet says it's dribble 🤡
Quotes the Lancet peer reviewed world leading medical journal!! some muppet on the internet says it's dribble 🤡
In reply to Post #12
Thought you might have discovered some of the originals when I saw that link
Thought you might have discovered some of the originals when I saw that link
In reply to Post #13
they are very similar hard anodised
they are very similar hard anodised
In reply to Post #11
Best tell your mum not to wrap your sandwiches in tinfoil for school tomorrow then.
Best tell your mum not to wrap your sandwiches in tinfoil for school tomorrow then.