Could this set of pots be used for open fire(campfire) cooking ??
1191213
Absolutely they are a high quality stainless and will not have issues with open Fire cooking. After all thats what the SOLO stove is all about. It would be a good choice for you
1191214
Yes. Its stainless steel, good luck messing it up. Brake cleaner seems to work well for soot removal.
1191215
I would think so, they may be small for that. However they are an excellent set of pans, nice quality stainless steel. We have only used them with the Solo stove.
1191216
Yes open Fire would be no problem, I bought this set with that use in mind.
1191217
Sure these work great for open-fire cooking. However, that usually gets them very sooty/dirty. When I do that I usually clean after each evening and it's fine. If you let the gunk build up, it gets very hard to remove.
1647945
Yes. There are several videos on YouTube showing this stove used for wood fires.
1613608
Good idea. I would pay special attention to where your flame is though. I think you would have a fire hazard on your hands if these got anywhere close to an open flame.
1438632
I suggest writing the manufacturer to play it safe. From my own experience, I don't think wood is going to be an issue as the concentrated blue flames of a gas micro/pocket rocket leave no damaging effects. Few open wood fires burn that hot. Large orange flames in the Bioliite Stove could be a concern as XTS Pot has a plastic lid, and the plastic on the handles will melt.
1565276
No they are not. I have been using the pots on a boat with alcohol stove but also intend to use my induction plate but never got around to doing it. open flame was fine.
1859988
Absolutely! Have been doing so for the last couple of months. Be aware that these pots transfer heat amazingly well. It may take some adjusting to. Where I previously would use a fairly high heat, I've now dialed back and rarely need to go any higher than a medium/medium-high setting on my stove. I've never needed to use high, EVER! Over all I'm very pleased with these pots and pans.
1959497
I haven't used it on an open fire. I used it over a turkey fryer burner. I'm sure you probably could.
1472650
No. I would not use this unit over an open camp fire. They are made for use for over a portable camp stove like one that uses a butane fuel container.
1163720
Sure if its wet and you need to get wood started but to cook with I don't believe the flame would reach the pot unless you put something inside the stove to get the flame closer
6896
You could but, if it were me I would not. The heat from an open fire could possibly cause the granite porcelain to shatter off of the pot. Best to go with cast iron or copper.
1787578
Yes titanium is strong enough for cooking on open fires. It will leave soot and residue but will not damage the pot.
1650022
As long as there is some type of small grate for the pots to sit on, I wouldn't see why not. I'm actually thinking of getting a second set of these pots and a solid fuel stove to put into a bug out bag. Hope that helps.
1506412
Sir, I would not buy these pots. They are the worst set I've ever owned. I followed all manufacture instructions and food stuck to each from the very first use. I've owned them 6-7 months and I'm already looking at other sets. I would not recommend them to anyone.
93025
well... this is one of the very best pans (soup pot, stock making etc) in my kitchen -- I think I'd go with the more rugged (and far less expensive) pre-seasoned cast iron dutch ovens for camp cooking. But yes -- it would probaby work just fine.
488405
They will work fine- but they do warn about using them at a high temperature for an extended period of time as the constant heat and pressure of the induction stove top can cause the pot and stove to fuse together, and that is no bueno. If you want to cook something at a high temp for hours, don't use these pots- but other than that you're good to go.
1440729
Sure. I have a great friend who owns a restaurant and he uses these for cooking sauces all the time. Obviously you have to be careful with any fire inside and I wouldn't use it for space heating, but cooking during a power outage, perfect.
1542477
Yes. Think of it as just a huge stock pot on top of a flame. I've used it for turkeys, low country boils, Brunswick stew....