16cm Trangia Lid/Frypan.

Quoted message said:

Can you get a 15.5 - 16cm Trangia Lid/Frypan?

If not is there something similar available?

I'm trying to dipose of my Trangia Windsheild/Pan Stand and keep all my
cooking kit in the pan with a home made pan stand. I need a 15.5 - 16cm
equivalent of the standard Fry pan to keep it all tidy.

I would consider a foil baking tray but a circular foil baking try 16cm
diameter seems rare!!!

Any solutions?

A square one?

Not a pedantic question this one, but what are you lookingto achieve?
It seems as if you're on the verge of rationalising your kit but
haven't quite tipped over the edge toward "minimalism" as yet... don't
worry, its not a precipice ;-)

Picking up from your earlier post(s), have you thought about reducing
your KnivesForksSpoons to KFS, or maybe even KS, or, heaven forbid
just S? ;-) It seems as if you're kitting for two so maybe KSS? There
may be other similare rationalisations you can apply to your kit....
the you wouldn't need Das Flypan just to keep things tidy? ;-)

HTH

SteveO said:

Not a pedantic question this one, but what are you lookingto achieve?
It seems as if you're on the verge of rationalising your kit but
haven't quite tipped over the edge toward "minimalism" as yet... don't
worry, its not a precipice ;-)

Frankly my urge to reduce the bulk of my trangia is 70 per cent for the
fun of doing it.

However if I had to define what I want to do I would do it thus:

Carry the bare minimum of kit I need to make tea+coffee and the
occasional vesta curry, consume from a BBQ, cut cheese/sausage etc
without compromising on the neat stowage the Trangia provides.

Quoted message said:

Picking up from your earlier post(s), have you thought about reducing
your KnivesForksSpoons to KFS, or maybe even KS, or, heaven forbid
just S? ;-) It seems as if you're kitting for two so maybe KSS? There
may be other similare rationalisations you can apply to your kit....

I've pondered the KFS sets. Problem is I need two K+Fs from time to
time - steak off a BBQ or some such. We could probably ditch a spoon
'cos we never have soup but one spoon doesn't seem much of a saving.

I could just buy a mini trangia for £20 but where's the fun in that!
(Also there's damn all space in a mini trangia for tea bags coffee and
milk - ATM the Trangia is my entire kitchen all in one place and
together.)