Can this be put directly over open fire or inside fuel for emergency? Is it big enough to heat up a can of soup?
262697
Yes, it can be placed over direct flame, although, in low flame due to the thinness of the titanium material. The pot can hold 16oz of liquid; so of course it can hold a can of soap. The material seems almost indestructible, but I haven't fully ran it through various low temperature climate.
262698
Yes this pot can be put over a fire it's titanium. I don't understand about to put fuel in side of it? I do put an alchol bottle about two oz. as well as my stove, windscreen and pot stand. As soup goes well it can hold 750 ml. of soup in this baby
586894
I personally would never use it for camping or backing packing. The item is intended for use with lapidary, casting, and other environments where you need a continuous low temp flame. It will leak if you were to try and travel with it full of fuel. I suppose you could use it as an emergency lamp in your home and it would serve well for that.
1777261
It would work over a campfire, but be aware that it is pretty thin, so it gets really hot really fast
1415476
I would not recommend any stove, including this one, be used inside a tent for warmth. There is a large flame generated.
2051953
I have enjoyed these pots and pans as they're easy to use, easy to store and easy to clean; however, I would not use them over an open fire, like a fire pit; the heat from large fire pit flames would probably be too intense. The metal is not thick, like say a cast iron pot. They are designed for light weight cooking and storing and because they are made of an aluminum alloy, they could become too hot fast if used over an open camp fire and potentailly ruin, at the very least the handles. I have a cast iron, number 10 pan for open fires, which is about the only type pan I would use in an open pit fire. For everyday, normal camping and backpacking type cooking, like over a stove with a flame, like a Coleman, or other types of camp stoves, the Texsport set is awesome! I don't belive you'll find another set for this kind of value.
1798037
I have not attempted to do so, but am sure it would be fine. It's constructed of heavy cast iron, so you'd use it, as you would other cast iron cookware over a fire. I imagine, you'd be best served placing it over a stand up grill, over the fire.
856704
I can empty an 18.5 oz can of soup (one of those Progresso cans) into it and there's a little room left at the top so it doesn't spill. I think it's the perfect size for that, or for heating frozen vegetables (it'll do a whole pkg of Birdseye). I think it's a wonderful little tool. I keep it on the shelf right under the microwave and use it very often.
1051092
we use inside a chimnia - as with any fire itis affected by wind - the small can and its flame will not withstand a strong breeze just like with inexpensive can of sterno - buy one of those and test in your environment
1797764
If you could fit the full kettle into something like a plastic milk crate and make sure it's secure and won't tip over you might be Ok. The lid is a hinge so you would maybe want to cover the interior pot with plastic wrap then foil. This kettle won't re-heat the soup hot enough to combat any bacteria growth that occurs during transport due to unsafe temperature holding. So transport soup this way at your own risk.
1934117
Yes it does, and it can be used to cook over a well banked fire. So far I've made coffee and stews over a good fire, but with good wood and not too much wind, you could cook anything you can cook over a grill.
2594
Honestly, I haven't used mine yet, but I've used kits like it in the past. Its ok for light duty. Don't set it directly on the fire but a little away from direct flames. Its best for warming foods---soups,etc. and for things like eggs.
1547261
In my opinion, although it is not ideal, you could use the container for soup BUT it is not insulated so it will not stay hot and you would feel the heat when holding the container.
1564108
Yes, I've used mine several times for emergency heat during power outages(which is why I bought it). I do keep a window opened an inch or two, to replenish the rooms oxygen supply. I also have a 12ft hose, so I'm able to keep the propane tank on the porch, not indoors. The small canisters are handy to have on hand, but only last about an hour.
1978780
Good Morning,Thank you for your inquiry~Yes you could use this bowl over a pot of boiling water just not on the flame directly.Shall you have any further questions feel free to contact us!!Have A Wonderful Weekend!!Hold N Storage!
146134
It's made to be used indoors or out. It runs on butane. However, I would not suggest that it be used to heat a tent. You have an open flame and it probably wont produce enough heat anyway.
1759442
I wouldn't cook the soup in it- not a crock pot type warmer. It does heat up soup to an almost boil, but not for that intention I don't believe. Great for keeping hot.
715183
I suppose if your just trying to keep something warm. But for cooking it needs to be over open flames. It takes about 20 min to get it up to about 350 degrees over an open flame.