GSI Outdoors Camping Cook Set - Aluminum - 1 Frying Pan and 2 Pots

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Hey everyone. I'm Ellen here @etrailer.com and we're going to be taking a quick look at the bugaboo camping cook set. So this allows you to have a lot of different cookware in one kind of easy to manage package does come with this rucksack and a couple other accessories inside. So let's take a closer look and make sure that this is going to be the right cookware set for you.So first, I'm going to open this up and we'll get access to all our goodies inside. You just want to make sure that whatever you're opening that little cinch tab on the cord, you get it all the way out since it's kind of at the max to get around this first part. So I'm going to take everything out, set that sack off to the side.

First thing we'll have is our strainer lid for our larger pot. So you can see those little mesh holes at the top that allows you to strain out any water from your pot.Always of course, want to be careful not to burn yourself and keep a hand on it though, to keep pressure on it so that it doesn't fall off.next inside. We'll have our skillet. And then underneath that smaller lid, this will work for both the skillet and the smaller pockets inside here. So this one, and this is going to be our gripper handle folds out just like a pocket knife.

And then you can attach that to the side of the smaller pot and also to that skillet. So you can actually move those around and grab them without having to put your hand over the fire.Now this can get hot. So just be careful with that as well. Always use some kind of oven Mitt or a cloth or something to protect your hands from burning further in we'll have a small round cutting board as well, has a little bit of a lip to it. So it kind of looks like a plate, but should help you to get some smaller things cut up and then we'll have our larger cooking pot.So all in all a pretty complete cooking set.

The nice thing about the cookware is that it is coated with Teflon. So you don't have to worry about anything sticking to the pot. It makes it pretty easy to clean out as well. Of course, you do want to be sure to not over cook anything or let things boil dry or anything like that only use as much heat as you need, have plenty of oil, just follow all those same things that you would in your normal home kitchen. But one thing that is going to be different about these since they are lighter weight, things can tend to burn a little bit easier and a little bit and things where heat up a little faster than you might be used to.

So keep that in mind, whenever you're cooking with these guys and they are not intended for oven use or over an open flame.So just some caveats there, but pretty easy to swap these things out. So we have a pretty complete set here. If you need any other utensils or cooking or eating, where we do have a lot of options for that here at etrailer.com and should go nicely with this kit. Once you're done with everything and you've cleaned it off, let it rest, let it dry. Completely can put everything away back in the same order that you took it out. If you can't quite remember what the order was, the instructions that come with it, do have a little expanded out diagram of what order each thing goes in so that you can have that reminder and also a few tips on maintenance and care of your pots.So I think this is pretty nice system should be good for a lot of different uses, a lot of different camping trips up to a larger family, or if it's just you and one other person going for an extended period of time. And then once you're done with everything, you can just put everything back in place and cinch it up. This does weigh about three pounds and four ounces. So a little on the heavy side, but not nearly what it would be if you're using conventional pans and pots.There it is. That pretty much does it for our look at the bugaboo camping cook set. I hope this video has been helpful in deciding if this is the right set for you. We do have a lot of other options though, here @etrailer.com. So check them out. Thanks for watching.