can I cook over fire with these pots?
2051950
The handles are short. With small stove may be ok. But with regular size stove, u may burn ur hand.
2051951
I don't think that there would be an issue with the pots, but the handles have some plastic, which might get damaged.
2051952
YES you can!! I have done a full meal including buffalo burgers, rice and broccoli. I used the coleman backpacker grate over the fire. I clip the handles with a large office paper clip so they dont swing back to the pot. It works very well which is why I got it. I like wood fire cooking!
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.
1813741
Absolutely, but a reminder most of the new cookware is to be used as directed. They do NOT have to be on the highest heat, mainly because you boil the nutrition out of anything you are cooking. Bring your product to a boil and turn down the heat.Incidentally, I have a glass top stove.Happy CookingJ.
2227040
In theory yes. I have not but it should be possible, as this method of pan making has been used by this company since the days when open fire cooking was the norm, not the exception. Maybe not too close to the flame, though, just to be safe, as the crepes would burn before being cooked through. Hope this helps.
87643
Hi! Apparently they can but I have never tried it. I will tell you that still even after my original review, these pans continue to amaze me. I have cooked everything from bacon to veggies and no sticking, no messy clean up. As far as using under high heat, I have used them up to about 450 on my burner and they are fine. If it shortens the life of the pan, then I will buy more. Non-toxic, easy to clean, sturdy and even cooking...can't beat them!
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.
1896381
not sure what you mean. but im not real happy with these pots . they are thin and food burns easy. go out and get a good heavy pot
999544
Absolutely NOT!!! These handles were made to stay even temp. The only way they would be HOT would be to have the other burner on and the handle over it!
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.
1813742
Absolutely, but a reminder most of the new cookware is to be used as directed. They do NOT have to be on the highest heat, mainly because you boil the nutrition out of anything you are cooking. Bring your product to a boil and turn down the heat. Incidentally, I have a glass top stove. Happy Cooking J.
1060694
Yes they can. I just called Neway, the distributor, and they said: The pots can go in the oven to 500 degs, and the glass lids to 350 degs. So, I can use them to cook a slow roast or stew with the glass lids on, because it is cooked low and slow.
2118055
Possibly, however fire may damage the handles if left on the pot. On another point we found these pots warp quite quickly which really sucks considering the price of them. Very portable yes, mediocre quality!
2123366
The pot is a beautiful brushed stainless steel like a cooking pot. Yes, I think you could use it directly on an open flame, but then I would expect it would begin to look like a cooking pot!
1787578
Yes titanium is strong enough for cooking on open fires. It will leave soot and residue but will not damage the pot.
1311346
Yes You can use a large pot. The flames are full and will hug around the bottom like a regular stove aisle.
1756537
I think the manufacturer warns against heatinhg them up too hot. I don't use high heat with this pot on my induction stovetop. I also didn't use high heat on my ceramic electric cooktop.
1445557
I would not as the gas grill would be too hot. These pans are oven safe to 350 degrees.
214764
Depends how bad they are charred. You should be able to use them at least one additional time as long as they're not overly scorched.