Has anyone found a suitable drawstring type bag for these pots and pan. I will be using it campground camping.
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Personally, don't want/need drawstring bag as the bungee keeps the set 'enclosed' and together so it remains clean. If you are wanting to place it somewhere, buy a plastic milk carton so you can stack/grab/store it efficiently and effectively. BTW, I own two of these sets - one for our travel trailer and the other for our tent-trailer; no special handling treatment for either.
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no but that would be nice i just store them under my sink in camper. I have saved the foam dividers and continue to use them for storage. I have this set over a year now and still look new. I love them I just wish they were not so heavy. LOL
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sorry, this was a christmas gift for son in law to be used on camping trips, he picks out good equipment..perhaps u can contact the mfg..
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I love this set. I've used it as a dutch oven and as a skillet both on charcoal and on a gas stove. It's great both for camping and at home. It works well in the oven too. The only thing about this set is that with these handles, you have to get really close to it to take it off the coals or to open the cover instead of using a long dutch oven hook on a center loop handle on the cover. And there's no lip around the edge of the cover to help keep the coals on the cover. But it's still really useful and versatile.
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Bookini, mine weighs about 2.5 pounds. You'd obviously also need to carry a pot and lid, and having some kind of cloth to line the bag is a good idea. (I use two dish towels.) The big problem is that it is VERY bulky. You can try to roll it up tightly, but it will take up a lot of space. I use my Wonderbag all the time, but honestly, for camping I think I'd be more likely to dig a hole and bury the pot in the ground, with coals on top, unless the ground was frozen. Rolled up, my Wonderbag is at least 1/3 the size of my sleeping bag.
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I bought a flat bottomed rabbit ear leather bog from Busnell,Sinclar, Protect Org, Quality and affordable, a pain to feel up with sand though, Good quality bags I found to be expensive this one was around 35 bucks,if interested,e-mail question 4 details
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Should come with a nifty nylon bag... I would contact Amazon and let them know
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No, the handles are too large on the pot. My only disappointment as we're traveling with ours.
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I expect this would not be used without a pot on it. I am puzzled why you ask. Will this be on a camp stove? I understand the purpose is only for pots not without magnetic affect. I did find it had a hot spot in center. Might consider that for a thin pot.
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Enough room for approx. 10" pan and large stew pot or two 10" pans. middle burner a tight squeeze for three of anything save small pans. The size and middle burner are ideal for a griddle for pancakes bacon etc. Mine did not come with a storage bag however, that's unfortunate huh? Any help?
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In my opinion, the onions and carrots reconstituted well. Last time we went camping, we made a bit of a chili out of the beans, and those also fared pretty well. You just have to remember to allow the necessary amount of cooking time for the particular vegetable.
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A tall kitchen trash bag (13 gallon) fits perfect. And yes, you can get the one with a draw string, actually this is the one that I use.
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The top lid/pot is about 0.5 L and the bottom is about 1.0 L. It comes with a mesh bag too. Seems like it will work well. I am going to test it this weekend camping.
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Beware these bags are small. Probably fill up like 1 and a half 3gal pots. Look for the large bags online if not find your local hydro store
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Paul, the small can (4 oz) and the large can (8 oz) of Butane/Propane Mix will fit in the bottom pot. I have the larger 8oz (actually 7-3/4 or 220 g) Coleman canister in mine right now, along with a pocket rocket style stove. Put the canister in upside down so the pocket rocket stove will sit in the concave part of the canister. This will allow you to still have room for the pot/lid on top. I took this setup into the Grand Canyon in August 2014 with the large 8oz canister. It works fine. The only complaint is the two pots don't snap together but is held together by the mesh bag that comes with it. Maybe a large elastic strap will secure the lid onto the pot but I haven't had the need to try that. Paul, the small can (4 oz) and the large can (8 oz) of Butane/Propane Mix will fit in the bottom pot. I have the larger 8oz (actually 7-3/4 or 220 g) Coleman canister in mine right now, along with a pocket rocket style stove. Put the canister in upside down so the pocket rocket stove will sit in the concave part of the canister. This will allow you to still have room for the pot/lid on top. I took this setup into the Grand Canyon in August 2014 with the large 8oz canister. It works fine. The only complaint is the two pots don't snap together but is held together by the mesh bag that comes... » Read More Paul, the small can (4 oz) and the large can (8 oz) of Butane/Propane Mix will fit in the bottom pot. I have the larger 8oz (actually 7-3/4 or 220 g) Coleman canister in mine right now, along with a pocket rocket style stove. Put the canister in upside down so the pocket rocket stove will sit in the concave part of the canister. This will allow you to still have room for the pot/lid on top. I took this setup into the Grand Canyon in August 2014 with the large 8oz canister. It works fine. The only complaint is the two pots don't snap together but is held together by the mesh bag that comes with it. Maybe a large elastic strap will secure the lid onto the pot but I haven't had the need to try that. « Show Less
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Mine came in a drawstring bag. The material is like the kind of re-usable shopping bags. Just roll it up, put it in. It works just fine.
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Cloth fabric and foam. Understand when you bring pot to boil with all your ingredients inside .. it is the pot your cooking with should be your concern not the insulted material enveloping the pot to stay the heat. Confused by your logic that the material touching the pot would intoxicate. Your pot should be sealed or in a container. So if you use non-PBA plastic as your container then you have that plastic element against the food. The Wonder bag is a wrapping that holds in the heat of the pot you've cooked in.
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I don't see them in the stores any more, but a store with a good camping section should be a good place to find one. You might find them on Amazon.com, if not eBay is where I bought mine.