🎌🇯🇵 Japanese Mess Tin Cooking Kit which one will you choose to get. V

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My Japanese Mess Tin Cooking Kits.
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"In this video, we dive into the fascinating realm of Japanese Mess tin cooking kits - compact, efficient, and perfect for outdoor cooking enthusiasts. Stay tuned as we explore the features, share some tips, and delicious dishes with this unique cooking companion."
A Japanese mess tin kit, often used by outdoor enthusiasts and campers, can be used to cook a variety of dishes. Some of the common items that can be cooked using this kit include:
1. Rice: The kit typically includes a pot that is suitable for cooking rice.
2. Noodles/Spaghetti: You can cook noodles or spaghetti in the pot, making simple and satisfying meals.
3. Soup and Broth: The pot can be used to make miso soup or other types of broth-based dishes.
4. Stews and Curries: You can prepare stews, curries, or other one-pot dishes by simmering ingredients in the pot.
5. Grilled Fish or Meat: Some kits may include a grill or a grill plate that allows you to cook fish, meat, or vegetables over an open flame.
6. Stir-fries: The pot can also be used for stir-frying vegetables and protein.
7. Boiling Water: You can boil water for drinking, making tea, or rehydrating freeze-dried meals.
These kits are versatile and compact, making them a convenient option for cooking a variety of dishes while camping or in outdoor settings.
Website Links:(copy and paste)
Amazon Links-
Trangia Aluminium Mess Tin small original
a.co/d/9ZjKj7l
Trangia Aluminium Mess Tin large
a.co/d/ebnXQbs
Trangia Aluminium Mess Tin small
a.co/d/iKfRyCS
Amazon special Camping Cookware Mess Kit. “Combo comes with cutting board, titanium spoon and knife”
a.co/d/7iRPfhb
Ebay Japanese seller from Fukuoka Japan. Seller store name: denshinmaru
Daiso mess tin kit:
www.ebay.com/i...

[@Mytwocentsmedia]

This is my first video I did notice that I was repeating myself and stumbling up on words I will try to do better in the future video. Sorry & Thank you for your patience.

[@isawthelight]

Youve done more then most people ever do you tried and did a video Kudos to you bro! Keep it up!

[@OJ4HIRE]

You did great my man just found your channel and i like it a lot bro, content is relevant for me so keep the information coming

[@gabs1234]

Great job, that was all wanted to know. Keep up the good work!

[@taurbaby]

I bought my kit at daiyso... they had a lot of the accessories, im glad i stumbled across your video. Now i know what is what when i look at the shelves. Maybe you could my a video of the grilling rack in action!.... Subscribed!

[@yutubl]

I prefer rectangular shaped breakfast metal boxes especially with handle so usable as a mess tin cooking kit.

[@ilanakali1030]

Thanks 😊

[@NewHampshireJack]

Old geezer, retired early in the Republic of the Philippine Islands checking in: We have Daiso of Japan stores at local malls. We are able to find many items such as unbleached paper cone type coffee filters that are not available in local supermarkets. Unfortunately, these are small outpost stores that do not stock the full ranges of products that are stocked in theJapanese stores. Every once in a while, and perhaps by mistake, Beautiful Bride finds a few camping type items when visiting Dasio. There may only be two or three of a single item but she purchases what she finds. We haves some great items such as our stainless steel camp mugs that rest nicely on our DIY alcohol burners as well as our Trangia burners. Beautiful Bride may accept a contract to work in Japan for one to two years later this year.We will see. If we do go there, we will be visiting the Daiso often and sending many boxes back to home base.

[@RukDaWho]

Anyone have link for retracting metal chopsticks?

[@Mytwocentsmedia]

a.co/d/d8TjIsZ Telescopic titanium chopstick on Amazon. After a few months of use, they don’t stay retracted I suggest getting a regular titanium chopstick might not be easy to carry inside the cooking kit, it might be longer and not be able to store inside the cooking kit, but they much durable than these telescopic chopstick, but it’s your choice.

[@Mytwocentsmedia]

www.ebay.com/itm/176328988571?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=82_aJrjsTO2&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=GwuP1aATRMS&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY These are non-telescopic titanium chopstick. Made in South Korea and shipped from South Korea. These are my new ones that I use if you’re interested thank you.