Vintage Trangia 27 Cooking In The Forest

[@Averagebum21]

Amazing. This stove looks better than most of the flimsy-looking stoves today.

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

They are amazing pieces of kit and will stand the test of time.

[@Averagebum21]

@@wildernesslifecraft8180 That’s great!

[@cubgsan]

Good day to you. I am a senior rider on HONDA from Japan. Enjoying touring ,camping and video uploading. This is so nice video! Awesome!! Thank you so much for sharing!! Have a nice day my friend!!

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

Hello, Happy travels!

[@jerryshaver2050]

Impressive that you still have the utinsil set from your youth. Thank you for the content as well

[@petersoutdoor3643]

My trangia 27 has been used for 40 years, very good stove cockset. Love it,.

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

40 years. That's amazing.

[@petersoutdoor3643]

@@wildernesslifecraft8180 Yes, I bought it in 1982 when I first joined the Outward Bound School for the 7 days mountain course.

[@razifmahathir2437]

Nice and simple....doesn't get any better than that 👍. Have been dying to get a Trangia storm cooker for some time and finally bit the bullet about 2 weeks ago ordering a 25-7 UL from the UK as they're a bit difficult to source out here in Malaysia. Unfortunately it's caught up in the current UK mail strike so I'm still awaiting delivery ; usually the kit I order from the UK is here within 5-7 days. No worries, all good things are worth waiting for and I've still got my trusty Firebox Stove and Petromax Feuerkan to take care of the cooking and drinking in the meantime. Love the video and look forward to catching up with the backlog. Have subbed as well. ATVB from a Brit expat now retired in a sunny but very wet Malaysia - it's our rainy season out here right now 🌪

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

Ah yes the postal service strikes are causing havoc back home too. I'm waiting on a Trangia 28 to be delivered. Thanks for the sub.

[@DGSwenOutdoors]

i love the Trangia. Lots of cool third party accessories these days too.

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

They are just amazing pieces of kit. Thanks for watching.

[@davidrenz5886]

Great video, great to see an old Trangia in such good condition and the pine needle tea is tops in such a lovely spot! Thanks for sharing and best wishes🙂...

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

Pine needle tea is a must in the woods. Thanks for watching.

[@jalleman61]

Excellent day out and would love to see anything Trangia😊

[@ajs7r350]

Looked absolutely delicious, lovely little backstory to the kit too, this video just popped up on my feed so looking forward to more, have subscribed 👍🏻

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

Thank you for the sub :)

[@decem_unosquattro9538]

The moment of epiphany! 😆 I've had my Trangia stove for a decade and just realised what that sliding lid is for. "Controlling the flame". - f****k ! 🤣 Gee I like your optional extras like the collapsible silicone cup it's a very interesting and practical cup. 🤔

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

Those cups are great and cheap too.

[@davidcooper6704]

Nice oldie and better made than the modern ones. I have a 27 from the mid 80s and it has the ordinary aluminium frying pan but I was surprised to find that my MSR Alpine stainless steel pan fits the stove perfectly. Worth noting if you are a stainless steel fan. I also prefer the lift off windshield over the current bayonet fit ones. It is a lot easier to lift that off using the grab handle in order to snuff out the burner.

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

That's a good point about the lift off versus the bayonet version.

[@mikeridge]

Great piece of kit 👍🐿️

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

They are just brilliant.

[@m46273]

Trangia, not okay in Cali, but great system. Have used both 70 and 91 alcohol. 👍👍

[@sloanbooks]

I bought my first Trangia in 1978, no idea of the number. I gave it to a friend who immigrated to Canada and he's still using it 46 years later.

[@longrider42]

I have the Trangia 25, from the early 80's, still going strong. I've added the non stick frying pan, the cutting board/strainer. And the little rack that fits inside, so you can use other pots and pans. So simple and easy to use. Are you in a planted Forrest? Not much ground clutter, or under growth.

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

The rack I still have to add. Its a high up forest and managed so thin on the ground.

[@chicagotonyv]

Lovely video. Thank you. I love my Trangia 27 so far. Haven't cooked a whole lot yet, but I did pierogis yesterday (and posted a video) and they turned out just wonderful. Have you ever tried doing pierogis? The Trangia is the perfect cook set for them in my estimation. Cheers!

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

I didn't know what they were and just googled them. They look delicious.

[@pamelaklemp5615]

Did you know that preheating your skillet (including your oil) to a high temperature then add your simmering ring to reduce the temperature will make cooking most foods almost nonstick? Yep, even in the all aluminum pans. Works great when frying eggs or items that normally stick. Love my Trangia 27T STORMCOOKER and 28T Mini.

[@shanerobinson6776]

Wow for vintage worked out great least know it will last 👍

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

Thanks. They certainly stand the test of time.

[@sg7392]

Great video. What cup is that with the feet on it?

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

It's a silicon folding cup. They pack flat.

[@sg7392]

@@wildernesslifecraft8180 Thanks I will pick one up. A good spatula for a Trangia is the big flat spoon that comes with the electric rice cookers. Grind a flat on the front.

[@CuriousGoose]

I really liked this video. Very informative and enjoyed the history of your Trangia, it looks newer than mine haha. Great video and I'm looking forward to more. What are you using to record audio? Background noise sounds strange.

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

Thank you. I'm using the DJI Osmo Action.

[@ASTHECROWFLIESHIKING]

Very nice video and channel. Beautiful area. Nice forest. New follower here. Crow✌️

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

Thank you and thanks for the sub.

[@LordThree]

I’ve got the same scout set of utensils

[@sternkiekerschnuppe6383]

Ich mag Titan 👍 Ist leichter und Stabile

[@ded_baitan]

Is the food sticking to the pan? long time to clean?

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

Unfortunately yes, the aluminium original pans stick. There are anodised and non stick newer pans available but I wanted to show the vintage one in use.

[@justsamuelhaze]

thanks alot for sharing

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

Thank you Sam.

[@stephanygates6491]

A+

[@wildernesslifecraft8180]

Thank you.

[@D-B-Cooper]

Your ancient woodland looks like a tree farm.

[@Tom_Bee_]

It's clearly managed woodland. This is a relatively small country with limited access to true wilderness. The term 'ancient woodland' is determined by the naturally occurring ecosystems and species it contains which take a certain number of centuries to stabilise.

[@RustyKnorr]

The entire video I’m wondering why that last piece of mushroom just sits there. Seriously? It took him that long to notice? 🤦‍♂️

[@antmod1]

Looks big for a 27 🤔

[@techguy9023]

Are you sure that’s not a Trangia 25? Looks too big to be a 27 like mine.

[@pamelaklemp5615]

I also was questioning the size. My T27 STORMCOOKER set looks much smaller, especially the windshield and top pot screen.

[@mrmods7912]

None of these videos show you how they wash up a load of shitty pans in the middle of nowhere!!!

[@Tom_Bee_]

Plenty of great hacks for that. The ancient plant horsetail, for example, is fairly abrasive and makes for a wonderful bushcraft scourer