Trangia Breakfast | Cooking on a Trangia | Full English Breakfast Cooked on a Trangia

[@neilfields5914]

Cracking idea with the foil balls.

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks 👍

[@duncanharrison2346]

Mum: "Why you still up?" Me: "I'm watching a man eat a Full English in the woods."

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

😂😂😂

[@allanchambers4716]

I have had my Trangia 27 for 38 yrs now and have used it hundreds of times! Best total burner and cooking set around. I have used it backpacking for up to 7 days when there were two of use camping. My friend and I would just split our loads as even as possible. No need to go ultralite for up to a week., after that amount of time I use lighter stoves and cooking gear. But I used it mostly for 1 or 2 day trips and many times on fishing trips. I used to bicycle camp and into the panniers went my trusty Trangia 27 system. My wife and I used to set up the Trangia in the kitchen during hard Winter storms and cook on it just to keep up on practice cooking with the Trangia system in case we had a Winter electrical outage which happens with great regularity where we live. Great breakfast and video You made me very hungry now I am going to eat!!!

[@in0124]

I don't think the trangia is to bulky at all , you get a base , a stand , superb wind screen , saucepans , frying pan , kettle , and room to store bits and bobs , its actually ideal , doesn't weigh that much either

[@Adriaan1987]

and its quiet too, compared to many gas stoves.

[@steviezxr]

Quiet as in silent. Yes it’s not bulky at all. Anything it has something another stove doesn’t have. If you want a really stable base, and need a really stable base. If you want a storm proof windshield then you need a storm proof windshield. There is no way around this. Throw in the cheapest to run fuel burner, that is also storm proof, and it all fits in itself for storage, you have a trangia!

[@madvikins]

Yes. In Swedish it's called " stormkök " -storm kitchen. Trangia stoves old or new models are standard to bring with you.

[@theclaverman]

The trangia is an excellent piece of equipment and I have used it for years. But for longer hiking trips, I would not be my first choice for several reasons: 1. It IS bulky, this thing takes up some space in your backpack. 2. Even if this is built of aluminium, a Trangia 25 series weights over 1kg, and that is without the fuil or gas-burner. 3. IF you`re gonna use this, then the dedicated trangia gas-burner is a must have as rubbing alcohol just soots everything, leaving you with one giant dishwash.

[@blindhowlingdrunk]

@@theclaverman that’s a fair point and it gets everywhere. But you can put a little water with it and the steam cleans as it cooks. Takes a little longer though. The soot, which is proper difficult to get off is a nightmare. Gets on everything. You turn up looking like you’ve done a shift down the pit.

[@MidnightMaker]

Menu: eggs, sausage, bacon, waffle, tomatoes, rolls, beans. I need a nap just watching this. I guess that's what the coffee is for. Thanks for showing this. Very inspiring and it made me hungry.

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks Mate : )

[@guseva1]

That was a great demo of the Trangia mate loved it and you convinced me to order one. I live in Perth Western Australia and we are blessed with being able to very quickly, leave the city limits and have literally hundreds of kilometers of remote beaches to fish and camp on. Having served in the Aussie Army back in the 80s I was quite biased towards using the old Hexamine stove and fold up Dixie pans for cooking everything on. During my last camping trip I literally shared a limestone cave with another mad for it fisherman because the weather turned to shite. He had the same system you are using and he was also smoking fish fillets with his one. He had a piece of chicken wire fashioned into a small stand to fit over the burner. It had a small steel plate in it that he was putting sawdust on from the dried Wattle tree branches that he cut with a small camping handsaw. The burner flame smoked that up brilliantly and the fillets were a taste sensation. Looking forward to my one arriving and doing the same thing on my next camping trip. Great channel mate have subscribed cheers

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Smoked fish in a cave sounds glorious! Thanks for the sub, much appreciated. Atb Dan

[@nenadnedovic9246]

The stacking idea was great.

[@1972andyb]

Great vid. Just got a 27 non-stick set for Christmas. Can’t wait to use it. 27 less bulky than 25. Also have a kettle with mine. Not had a fry up for ages, love the mini waffles. Cut sausages in half lengthways to cook through easier. Iceland (shop) used to do flat sausages. Great baking trick, and keeping stuff warm.

[@Saltfly]

I camp on my boat and the trangia works great for keeping things in place when the boat is rocking about. I use the gas burner so I don’t spill the meths in the boat. Great bit of kit

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

I've been meaning to get a gas adapter for ages. one day I will.

[@jalleman61]

Spot on review of the trangia system.I love this set up but your exactly rite on that their bulky.Great for family outings where you have a table to set up on.Thanks for sharing

[@NavyAssassinOnBLAST]

Great video. I used to make 🍕 pizza on flour tortillas. I first lightly toasted the tortillas before I built my pizza with sauce, pepperoni & shredded cheese. I then switched to two small square baking pans for melting the cheese. I put my tortilla in one, added my toppings then put the other pan one top to create the oven. Worked beautifully.

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Might have to try that!

[@dalecrabtree2382]

You are my hero! Looks excellent! Thanks for sharing

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

🙂👍

[@madcat1007]

Nice video. Thanks. Where did you get that egg holder?

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks. They're available on amazon.

[@wlstump]

Well done, love my 27 kit. Good baking trick. Love those traditional British breakfasts

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks 😊

[@EventyrsorenDenmark]

Ok this was looking so good.Thank you.Great video.

[@maselbac]

Ideal cook kit for a fishing trip 👌🏻nice and quiet

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Yes, good point. I never thought of that 👍

[@benhikescamps]

Bloody big brekkie that Dan - and you demolished it! Nice little escape to the woods. I’m feeling inspired… Cheers - Ben 🍳🧇☕️

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Cheers Ben, hope you’ve had a good Christmas 👍

[@marzsit9833]

i love my trangias and use them quite a bit, but only for day trips or car-camping/picnicking. there are lighter and more compact options for longer overnight hikes.. but the trangia stormcooker is great for it's wind resistance and stability.

[@CheerfulPessimist686]

Yeah, Trangia makes smaller & lighter kits for solo use. The Trangia 25 demonstrated here is designed to feed 3-4 people.

[@Standswithabeer]

Nice breakfast! I like your cup, too. Great vid...thanks. :)

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thank you! 😀

[@robtherover]

That looked like a classic full English. Nice. Been using my old trangia a lot lately. Bulky but good.

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

bulky is the word. for an old bit of kit it works so well though. my mate has a set that he's had and used for 35 years, still as a good a new.

[@herr_grossmann]

I decided to buy a multifuel stove but i´m impressed on your temperature regulation with the trangia! I´d never been imagined that!

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

its a good unit. lots of options.

[@CheerfulPessimist686]

Some temperature moderation can also be achieved by adding a little water (5 ml?) to the burner. That will also reduce sooting.

[@southbucksbushcraft6572]

Nearly lost your eyebrows there dan 😂 Food looked awesome mate defo made me hungry and think back to my video cooking a full English on the trangia in my local wood.. Thanks for sharing mate take care 👍🏻

[@asmith7876]

I'm blown away you cooked all that on a single fill!!!! That's two days worth of food for me but I'm sure it was delicious.

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

it was. not sure I ate for a while after : )

[@Kathy_Is_Blessed]

Beautiful job on the yummy-looking breakfast!🔥

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thank you 😋

[@daveedwards6567]

Well done 👍 if that was me think I would have bernt it all and the air would have been blue, thanks again well done 👍

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Cheers Dave 🙂👍

[@erniethecat198]

That really is a breakfast fit for a king.

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks Ernie 👍

[@Bspoke53]

Right I'm now very hungry! Bet I've only got cereal! Another great vid chap, will miss not having an overnighter from you this week. Thanks for taking the time out 👍🏻

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

my pleasure : )

[@angowT]

Great video. I've just got mine and comparing it with the gas set up I've been using for years, it is not bulky to me at all. Love the breakfast idea. I have sent your vid to a mate to convince him how convenient and versatile this is. ( There just has to be a way of squeezing in some black pud!)

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

there is always room for black pudding!

[@terrym1065]

Hello Dan👍😋 This looked a delicious breakfast cooked in the forest, food always taste better cooked outdoors. I think location can make a difference in the taste too, like in the forest compared to the backyard, both are good places but something about the forest brings forth a magical organic flavor. I have the Trangia 27 Hard Anodized kit, brilliant piece of gear. A bit smaller than yours but cooks amazing and cleans up so easy. They may be a bit bulky, as for weight though, I've added a cutting board, towel, soap and scubber, some utensils, and it all fits in the dedicated Trangia bag. I never understood the full on English Breakfast but admit it looks fantastic. The same kind of breakfast here would depend on the area of the USA your living, it's different all over. Great video, thanks for sharing. See you soon.

[@Tyr1e]

Yes that was a nice breakfast, hearty. Camping, cooking and eating in the woods comes 2nd only to fishing. I like this trangia set up, I plan on giving it a try after I roll with the firebox set up I'm currently using. Great video, thanks!

[@andrewforrest8938]

Fantastic video enjoyed the cooked breakfast on the Trangia its good for picnics thanks for a great video Dan cheers 👍

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks mate!

[@waynesallans9162]

Oh that looks brillant !!!

[@wrylife57]

That looks great, nice video showing the versatility of the Trangia cook set. I will never understand the British penchant for beans, but you did call it a bum-bursting breakfast, so .... :)

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

😂😂

[@smnx127]

Amazing spread 👌🏽

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

😁👍

[@chomel2005]

Your "oven " system is great idea for my next camping

[@AquaTech225]

New sun love me a trangia cooking video. Haven’t seen any new ones made on KZbin for a long while now except yours. Hopefully there may be some others down the road

[@charliet1175]

Rolled up foil tip 👏👏👏

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

😁👍

[@77goanywhere]

I thought you had a camera man you were cooking for as well. Bloody big breakfast for one! I've just bought a 25 Trangia set after looking at them for years. It will go in my boat for cruise cooking and on bikepacking trips. I have several cook sets and burners, but this honestly looks like the best overall complete cookset out there.

[@SanaurRehmanShahmir]

Superb Sharing! Lot of love and great respect from a solo mountain hiker from the Lower Chitral District of Pakistan.

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thank you sir : )

[@thomasmusso1147]

👍👍👍 Now that is a Breakfast worth the effort .. good idea using the aluminium balls. I have the Trangia 29 Mini. Pan size restricts one regarding storage of already-cooked scoff. I use a set of Aluminium 'Dixies' as a 'Bain Marie' to keep the already-cooked food nice and hot. A T-lite Candle / similar and a homemade folding wire tripod keeps the water in the Dixie Bain Marie bubbling until required for the Coffee. Thanks for sharing .. take care ..

[@fishingwithfilitsa]

Great video

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks!

[@TamaraLR]

Hi, thanks for the video, well done...😁🤗 just bought the 25-0, can’t wait to use it on my bike rides..greetings from Petawawa Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 subscribed..😁👍🏻

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Hey, thanks Tamara. Appreciate you watching and subscribing. Hope your stove serves you well. Atb Dan

[@southcoastoutdoorsuk6301]

Nice one mate what perfect time , gut buster amongst the trees 👌 love a trangia not fast but peaceful and natural great vid now gotta get some munch 👍👍

[@RJOutdoors]

Hey Dan, love seeing the mug being used again 😉 great little cook up. I loved how it turned into a one pot wonder. My favourite type of cooking. 😁

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Cheers mate! Hope you’ve had a good Christmas xx

[@kevinbreaux6769]

Nice cook! Made me hungry! Subbed

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks Kevin. I appreciate that 😁 ATB Dan

[@sorenbaek9626]

When you said you were hungry you weren't kidding hope you remembered to pack the quilted moisture wipes ! I'm of to Go Outdoors to get me one of them.

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Always carry an emergency drop kit 😉

[@cookoutdoor881]

I love my tangia 25. To be fair It has some bulk but it hasn’t become a classic for nothing… Some alcohol fuels do not produce soot but some others do a lot and this is very annoying to handle. In my area I can’t find a clean one so I have turned to a gas burner adapter. The next issue is sticking, but nowadays a non-stick pan can be obtained making things much better. There is not a cook set to tick all boxes but this ticks too many. When I pick this set I feel less regrets than others most of the times.

[@BRYNWON]

Excellent video. I just bought the trangia storm cooker set. So excited. I was going to just get the stove bit but I found myself wondering how to perch a pot on top? People rave about trangias in all the reviews. Bring on the apocalypse I say.

[@markjoste3427]

Hi Dan, I use my trangia burner with a honey stove compact and wind proof. Works really well.

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Great tip!

[@edwarddeleon6211]

Thanks for sharing

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

My pleasure 👍

[@HelliMatero]

Good video

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

@@HelliMatero thanks 😊

[@Theorangeman.]

Could have used the plate as the lid for the pan to steam the eggs. Also could have used the other bowl as a lid for the oven. Great vid. Love my trangia

[@Flockingtheherd]

I bought one of these in aluminum but I’m wondering if the base would be able to contain a small personal fire. Do you think the aluminum can handle heat from a fire? Trangia says it’s better quality aluminum so I’m curious

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

I’ve seen someone have a fire under their base bit, it worked ok but it looked a right state after.

[@CheerfulPessimist686]

If you want a stove for both wood and spirit, you might find Firebox Stoves interesting. They are designed for use with spirit burners like from Trangia or Toaks; gas burners for isobutane, butane, or LP; twigs and sticks, charcoal, wood pellets; gel or tab fuel: --pretty much anything except maybe kero/gas/diesel. Most of their models fold flat and are available in stainless steel or titanium.

[@ErreErre.]

This is Life... The rest.....nothing..!! Best regards.. 😅 R.

[@DayTripperAdventures]

The Trangia is perfect for sitting with in the woods when having a fire is not an option. There’s something homely about having it at the ready outside the tent. Great idea for mini oven I may try heating a pie in it 👍

[@DayTripperAdventures]

I heated the pie last night on a stealth camp on Trangia it worked a treat Dan. Thanks for the idea. I will give you credit in the video 👍😄

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks Richard, glad it worked out for you. its supposed to be possible to bake a cake in one.. something to try one day I reckon : )

[@DayTripperAdventures]

@@CampLifeBushcraft I’ll check it out Dan. Winter camps you have to do something to whittle away the dark hours…👍😄

[@UncleTrapperMedia]

Still dont understand the Tomatoes and Bean for breakfast....yuk., Great video.

[@cookingwithjonny2071]

Wonderful job ❤️

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks Jonny 🙏

[@cookingwithjonny2071]

@@CampLifeBushcraft no problem 😉

[@Spacemonkeymojo]

Nice video! What size Trangia is this? 27 or 25?

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks. That was the 25, i believe. The larger of the 2.

[@descattysBushcraftbydescattys]

Nice one 👍 Breakfast outdoors always has that edge

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Always!

[@bcamping1]

Try with simmerring all the way open for frying

[@sg7392]

Would you go the non stick pan model over the plain aluminium?

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Probably. Given the choice.

[@sg7392]

@@CampLifeBushcraft Thanks heap

[@asmith7876]

Get the anodized aluminum model.

[@CheerfulPessimist686]

Seasoning the aluminum would help.

[@bushcraftboys]

Cool video we must try this I think I have the 18 model that iv never really used. Iv only used the pots an pan on a open fire.. Cool video il give you a sub for that

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks mate 😁👍

[@SpeedyOculus]

Couldn't watch all of this, it was making me hungry 😂

[@eyeofthetiger4184]

G'day Dan, can't beat a "proper" brekkie mate, great stuff !!!. Not sure if it's your thing; I like a bit of chopped red chilli in the baked beans. Those triangias do work well, particularly for larger meals, but yeah bulky and I prefer not to carry liquid fuel either. Anyway, hungry now, cya soon. Cheers Duke.

[@ewengillies9826]

It might be a little bulky but when you eat a brekky that size you need bulky gear Mr CLB, Looked quite sumptuous and tasty Dan, Have you tried sprinkling a little sugar on the tomatoes when cooking before adding the salt n pepper makes a nice change to flavour, Thanks for the temptation mate, Bushyboy Oz,

[@petedevon]

Hank Marvin. Again . Haven't had a good fry up for months. Trangia ooks like a good set up for having everything ready in one hit

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

haha, it had been a while for me too, I did enjoy it : )

[@drbedpan]

Great video. Where did you get your meths bottle from?

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks. The bottles are available on Amazon. Couple of different sizes.

[@sanderg9106]

Isnt it bad to cook tomatos in the aluminum pot? As the acidity in the tomato reacts with the aluminum in the pot?

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

I'm not entirely sure. Although people have used aluminium pots for many years. 🤔

[@asmith7876]

Short answer yes BUT how long is it going to be in there? Not that long...I have a similar Trangia set but the pots are anodized.

[@CheerfulPessimist686]

Short answer is that the aluminum / Alzheimer's scare has never been substantiated.

[@Linleys]

I like the extra cheeky trip out to the woods for a decent breakfast. Needs a bit of sauce too! I like my Trangia, even though the flame control takes a bit of effort to adjust. Nice one :) W

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

one day I will try and bake a cake in one (with custard)

[@Linleys]

@@CampLifeBushcraft Yeahhhhhh, custard! ;) W

[@allanallen1835]

What's the fuel you use and where do I buy it from. 👍

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Bio fuel from Amazon.

[@allanallen1835]

@@CampLifeBushcraft thanks

[@allanallen1835]

I think you can source it cheaper when you buy bulk,brings price down to about 89p a litre but you have to buy loads. You can use it in those indoor fires that take biofuel also,keep ya house warm this winter without using rip off gas supply.

[@CheerfulPessimist686]

@@allanallen1835 If you are able to get 'HEET' in the yellow bottle (engine gas line antifreeze / water remover) that's a fairly clean and very cheap formulation of methanol.

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

I like the idea for the dread 👍👍 that breakfast looked good Dan nice one mate atvb jimmy 😎😎👍👍

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks Jimmy mate 👍

[@lucyoutdoors4586]

What caused it to flame at you like that? I've just bought one but I found that a bit concerning :/

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Just the hot fat catching light. Nothing to do with the trangia. Just me cooking like a moron 😆🙃

[@lucyoutdoors4586]

@@CampLifeBushcraft Ok thank you. I’ll try to avoid that happening but sometimes I cook like a moron too 😂

[@alanmacmillan6957]

realising my kit was lacking mini waffles - I went out and got some.....🧑‍🍳

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

😂😂😂

[@clarson2916]

Great video! A breakfast, with that many different items to cook, would be a challenge at home with unlimited pots, pans, and an oven. If you are comparing a Trangia system to a cook set designed to boil water, then it is heavy and bulky. But, If you want to actually cook, it’s a relatively compact set.

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks mate. 👍 You are, of course, right with what you say. Cheers Dan

[@jeremynorman1330]

Nice video Dan. Given me an idea we can cook rolls in s Zebra billy. Was going to just say Zebra.....but sounds a bit morbid

[@steviezxr]

I have the 25, I’m actually thinking of getting a 27 so one can do drinks whilst the other is doing food. And attempting the fit the whole two sets together.

[@christoferlarsson4858]

Tip: Add an extra spirit burner and a trangia triangle to your 25. Makes the set a whole lot more versatile.

[@brianferris1233]

🙏✝⛪ thank you for sharing your video and your time you stay healthy out there 🙏

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks Brian : )

[@40mosher]

Surely that simmer ring is more adjustable than that?

[@Shadow_Wraith]

Doesn't food seriously stick to the plain aluminium?

[@ianwatts7402]

Damn, those eggs cook better than on my nonstick pan on the cooker. What did you use for clean-up/

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

moss and leaves.. then some scrubbing and a dishwasher : )

[@JTRavers69]

I tired baking, using tinfoil balls as you have, and burnt a big hole in my pan.. should have used the simmer ring. New one on the way.

[@todaysworldjw]

Looked like a great breakfast 👍 I do like the part-baked rolls, fantastic idea to do them outdoors! 😀 Where did you get, and how do you get on with your egg carrier, do you find them secure and reliable??

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks bud. The egg carrier is from Amazon I believe, they don’t cost much. Yes they are secure and keep the eggs totally safe.

[@todaysworldjw]

@@CampLifeBushcraft cheers, fancied giving them a go, but never actually looked for one properly 😂👍

[@chris_zanetti_manga_art]

TOP VIDEO!!! BIG LIKE!!! 👌👌😍✅😍👍👍

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@treksntarps]

Mate , bet that did the trick 👌 been thinking about getting one of those but as you say a bit bulky . Fry up for me tomorrow morning 🤣. Take care Dan 👍

[@CheerfulPessimist686]

The Trangia 25 demonstrated is the 4-person model. :-D Trangia makes smaller, lighter sets for solo use. Mind you, that breakfast was enough for 2-3 people, so... 🤷‍♂ :-D

[@denofearthundertheeverlast5138]

Why doesnt the snuffer/ simmer ring have the little folding handle, I mean it got the place for one, but they dont include it, but the Chinse copies do

[@CheerfulPessimist686]

Couldn't keep it at the same price without paying Chinese wages?

[@BourneOutside]

Cor blimey, Mr. CLB. I’d pay good money for that fry up… apart from those waffles. 10. 10. 10. 9.2. What about the mini Trangia kit, Dan? Nice to spend time with you again on the interweb 😉👍🏼

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Cheers Tim! not seen much about the mini kit, I'll have to look that up : )

[@BourneOutside]

@@CampLifeBushcraft I think they are about £18 something.

[@union310]

Whats the fuel and where do you purchase it?

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

bio ethanol is the fuel.. you can get it from Amazon.

[@union310]

@@CampLifeBushcraft Thank you kindly Sir

[@kyleferguson25]

No mushrooms??

[@CheerfulPessimist686]

Nor black pudding, nor square sausage, nor fried slice? And I'm an American! :-D

[@Kang_Guru.]

is it duossal? this video appears when I search for `duossal`

[@CheerfulPessimist686]

Looked / sounded like their 'UL' ware, plain aluminum?

[@jimwulstan8592]

That should help to keep out the cold weather. You could have a heart attack from just watching this video.

[@rialobran]

I don't suppose you considered saving the fry up for later and having pheasant at any point did you? Interesting watching a chef with a tactical spatula do this instead of Carl in the middle of nowhere with 15 litres of cider in him ;)

[@bambam-rf5bj]

What's the background noise?

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

the bird call (squawking) is a pheasant. ground dwelling wild bird a bit like a chicken.

[@Francois_Dupont]

Coffee! isnt that sacrilegous?

[@bluedunn374]

After reading the instructions they suggest not using the pots without any liquid as they can melt.

[@caseyoutdoors3897]

I think you keep cooking like that by yourself you're going to be 400 lb LOL God bless great video

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

Thanks bud 😂

[@p.romvig4202]

The burner can melt the pot when there's nothing in it.

[@BurtonOutdoors]

Looked good Dan 👍 never fancied all that trangia clobber, bit too big and bulky for wild camps but for a day out it's fine I suppose. Good to see ya.

[@CampLifeBushcraft]

good for car camping with the family I expect. although I've seen Warren pull out the whole kit up in the hills, but he also carries excessive custard ; )

[@BurtonOutdoors]

@@CampLifeBushcraft I've not seen Warrens excessive kit yet or tasted his custard 😁

[@northernimagesphotography]

My trangia kit had been on every camp for the last 20 years. I’ve never got the bulk & weight argument. It’s not that much bigger and heavier than a jetboil say. 700g vs JB at what 450g ? Add the JB cooking adapter and the frying pan and you’re larger and heavier but I’ve got 2 pans. On the other side I’m often out for the day with just the burner, 3 pegs and a 500ml titanium cup. What works best for oneself in a certain situation I guess.

[@CheerfulPessimist686]

That Trangia 25 set is the 4-man kit. You can get much smaller / lighter Trangia rigs for solo use.

[@johnclark1925]

Weird, when I was watching the sausages crackle I swear I could smell them… 😂🤘

[@bertkelly7650]

Damn! That IS going to be a butt busting breakfast! : - )

[@gbwildlifeuk8269]

Full english breakfast? Where's the toast?

[@KINGSTONSPRIDE]

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