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in my pack I have a standard mil mess kit. in my bug out box, the kitchen box LOL. I have two boys scout cooking sets my grandfather left me. six skillets, six pots of various sizes with lids. they stack inside each other and the largest skillet acts as a lid for the set.
I need to take a picture of my kitchen box LOL. and post it.
I have a pretty wide variety depending on what I'm doing, how long of a stay or how many people are with. I love the Snow Peak titanium pots and my Zebra pot I modified with a chain handle. I also have the option of a quick alcohol burner, burning wood or canister Snow Peak stove.
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