Stanley Adventure Series Camp Cook Set Review

Check out my video giving the complete overview of the Stanley camp cook set. Here's the product description....
Anyone can look like a seasoned outdoorsman with this simple, smart camping cookware set. Cook all types of foods in the 24-oz stainless steel single-wall cooking pot that comes with the Stanley Adventure Camp Cook Set Series. This stainless cook pot is lightweight and easily cooks over a stovetop. There is also a vented lid for the pot that will let steam escape while cooking and a two-position handle that extends for cooking purposes. You can eat out of the two 10-oz cups included inside this camping cooking equipment set. This Stanley Adventure Camp Cook Set is ideal for tailgates, camping, fishing and hunting trips.
I give a complete overview of this Stanley product and cook Nissin chili flavor top ramen noodles. They work great in this Stanley item on top of the

[@stevefericean1640]

Thank you for the great review. Also thank you for taking the time to actually cook with the set it was very informative and helpful to see how it performed.

[@TheJohnnyMannion]

Watched this earlier and just went and bought it! Thank you

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Cool, hope it works well for you.

[@MrRayMac1963]

Your right It is a great cook set. Sturdy and compact. I bought one to go in my son's kit when we backpack together. Your demo did point out the one flaw, thats efficiency in using it for rocket stove cooking. 7 min is a long time and a lot of fuel. For that reason I use my Jetboil to heat the water. It does it in 3 min, then we mix and eat from the Stanley. Thanks for the review.

[@Perktube1]

well he didn't have a windshield, so that had something to do with it. Maybe the MSR pocket rocket 🚀 would have been quicker.

[@Perktube1]

Thanks for showing us you can use the stock set as is, instead of tossing the cups and putting a key ring where the tab is, like most bushcrafters do.

[@davem.2191]

Just a suggestion, but next time after you put the ramen in the pot and let it sit for 3 minutes, you could take the pot off the heat. The water will still cook the noodles even if it's not boiling. I think it says that in the ramen package cooking instructions too.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Thanks, I'll have to read the instructions closer. That advice will save my fuel.

[@georgebingham1024]

If you put the noodles in before you put it on the stove the noodles will be 3\4 cooked by the beginning of the boil. Save a lot of fuel that way. Just saying. Great vid !

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Thanks, good advice!

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Thanks for the comment Steve... I try to do things in my videos that are a little different from the others. If you have any other video review suggestions, please let me know.

[@anabelster]

If you add the seasoning pack to the cold wateras well as the noodles, it is a one step process and they will be done by the time the water comes to a boil and will have absorbed all the flavor. remove from heat and let sit a few minutes. done. and you save fuel.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

That's a good idea for conserving fuel. I'll have try it and see if it tastes any different. Thanks!

[@kzoutdoorstyle]

Good video,sir. I bought that.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

+kz outdoorstyle Thanks, hope it works well for you.

[@TheMrJesseFrancis]

thanks for the video

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

+Jesse Crowley You're welcome! This is a handy cook set.

[@cbr600rrturbo]

this thing works great! thanks playboy

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

+Tactical Aww Yeahhh! Something good for your bug out bag.

[@painchaud2000]

would a beer can fit in it? because I use penny stoves most of the time (that I made with beer cans) and it would be noce to be able to store it inthere.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

+PainChaud Yes, a normal size can fits inside.

[@colinwilson4658]

HI can you tell me the size which oz model is this and will the Swiss M71 gel Stove inside this if the cups are removed THANKS

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

It's 24oz. Sorry, I'm not sure if it will fit.

[@xxgg]

Great, I think I'll get one. Btw... next time put the seasoning pack right from the beginning. enjoy.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Thanks for the tip!

[@HaywoodJublomie]

We must shop in the same places, because I just bought the same setup (stove, pot, cups). This was a well put together video, and thanks for actually cooking something. The only other reviewers seem to insist on high-dollar freeze-dried foods. Ramen is a perfectly fine pack food. I'm just beginning to get a serious kit together again, after a few years without. What are you using for utensils on the trail?

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Thanks for the comment, I've been using the Alpha Light utensil set. I've happy so far. I'm interested in checking out the Snow Peak Titanium set. They cost a little more, but probably worth it.

[@colinwilson4658]

thanks

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

You're welcome!

[@zacheiriksson]

its a strainer lid. pretty sure it even says that on the sticker

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

That makes sense, thanks!

[@MaZEEZaM]

Funny how people eat noodles differently, Originally as a kid when I started eating noodles I kept the liquid as you do but later I changed to draining most of the liquid away then adding the seasoning and eating in a drier form.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Interesting. I never ate ramen noodles when I was in college. Now I keep a few packs at work as a backup plan for lunch.

[@MaZEEZaM]

Over the years they tried to make them more healthy but in doing so changed the flavour and I no longer liked them. These days I eat Me Goreng noodles with a tin of tuna added.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

I'll have to try them out. The added can of tuna sounds like a healthy lunch.

[@MaZEEZaM]

That was kind of half the idea, cause nothing about the noodles itself is healthy, just tastes nice.

[@longtrailmckinney6961]

Does anyone else use the cups or do a lot of people get rid of them?

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

I don't really use the cups. I'm curious what other people do.

[@longtrailmckinney6961]

@@MarkThomasBuilder i like to know to got mine a couple weeks ago and every one on KZbin get rid of them?

[@WilliamsKnifeLife]

I solo camp so I only take one cup just to save space. It's now called The Nesting 2 Cup Cookset, and runs around 15 bucks at Walmart.

[@alex6ylk]

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[@findinglivingstone5260]

Crazy.... literally just bought the Primus and Stanley combo before even watching these videos - was wondering if I could do Ramen in these. We're heading to the Tetons and Yellowstone this week. Thanks for such a great channel man, love it. Check out our videos - we travel all over the world. New sub here - happy camping!

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Great story and thanks for subscribing! I'll check out your channel.

[@MaZEEZaM]

Great review. I think it would be good to replace the plastic tab with a wooden version. I hate plastic as its so bad for our environment, I try not to buy or use it.

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

Thanks! I'm always leery of using plastic with something hot.

[@seniorchiefharris]

Quick tip for the issues of the plastic tab on top of the cookset lid... Remove it before it melts in the heat while cooking and replace it with a metal spring key ring... Inexpensive and useful conversion!

[@Goddess1Princess]

$15 i payed $5 at walmart also you dident wash it before use

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

+Goddess1Princess Wow, that's a good price. Was it on sale?

[@Goddess1Princess]

No ' i dident see a sale sign

[@MrRedFox13Photography]

you need something better than cheap noodles when outdooring

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

+Vise Diesel (MrRedFox13) Roger that! They're my emergency backup food.

[@CosgroveNotts]

Looks unsafe balancing. Not what you want on a trail to get scalded especially with no healthcare insurance

[@MarkThomasBuilder]

I put a camping frying pan on it and it stayed balanced. I'd look for some solid ground though.