I take a Trangia kettle, in it I store plastic bags with sugar, dried milk,
instant coffee. Its well worth an extra few ounces not to have to clean a
pan for a brew.
Richard
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I take a Trangia kettle, in it I store plastic bags with sugar, dried milk,
instant coffee. Its well worth an extra few ounces not to have to clean a
pan for a brew.
Richard
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Quoted message said:I take a Trangia kettle, in it I store plastic bags with sugar, dried
milk,
Quoted message said:instant coffee. Its well worth an extra few ounces not to have to clean a
pan for a brew.Richard
Anyone know why the non-stick Trianga set even includes a non-stick kettle?
I admit I've not see everything there is to see, but I've yet to see water
stick in a kettle.
Hywel
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Anyone know why the non-stick Trianga set even includes a non-stick kettle?
I admit I've not see everything there is to see, but I've yet to see water
stick in a kettle.
So you can use it for soup?
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Nick
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