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Gear: Backcountry Cookware - Backpacker

Gear: Backcountry Cookware

Just because you're in the backcountry doesn't mean you don't need cookware. Here, some essentials to make you king of trail kitchen.

Author:: BACKPACKER Editors and Contributors
Publish date:: Oct 7, 2009

Camp Kitchen Packing List

Editors' Choice 2009 Gold Award: MSR MugMate Coffee Maker

Utensils: Primus Meal Set

Evernew Titanium Pasta Pot

Editors' Choice 2009: PackIt Gourmet Austintacious Tortilla Soup

Ultralight Eating Tips and Recipes

Essential Backcountry Cookware

Evernew Color Ceramic Non-Stick Deep Pots

GSI DukJug Bottle

MSR Exo 2 System Cook Kit

Sea to Summit Delta Insul-Mug

Sea to Summit AlphaLite Cutlery

Light My Fire Spice Box

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