Awesome for DIY backpacking meals
348096
Use the veggies in most of my do it yourself backpacking meals. Recommended in "Freezer Bag Cooking" which is a great little volume of recipes for the back country.
1376226
I take them backpacking, a great easy way to have a nice warm dinner at the end of a day. All the food was good and the bucket they came in is reusable since I didn't use it to store the meals in.
1742077
My husband and I went camping out West for two weeks and brought our new Jetboil. It's so easy to use and the meals we bought to go with it were truly delicious. It's so lightweight that we could bring it on long hikes easily. This will be a camping staple from now on.
4821367
I've used this on several car-camping and one backpacking trip, and I love it!
Very light weight. Great to have both the cook-pot and the lid/skillet. And I love how compactly everything fits together for packing -- yet with enough room inside to store a trip's-worth of cubes and a container of matches.
A single fuel cube is sufficient to boil one pot of 16 oz water (at Houston, TX altitude) -- just right for most dehydrated backpacking meal-in-a-pouch. The fuel cubes have an odd odor, but not unpleasant nor obnoxious (compared to Bluett fuel cubes (bought for my sons' stoves), which smell like rotting fish, and permeates the whole room if you store your stove indoors).
I haven't tried the alcohol burner, as the fuel cubes are the perfect solution for me, but I appreciate having the option. I plan to try alcohol sometime in the future.
2620755
I bought this to take on a trip as a way to make my own vegan soups and stews. I tried every type dry (I like to snack on dehydrated veggies). Nothing was too hard to eat, and simmered for a few minutes everything was perfect.

The taste of the beans and veggies together hardly needed salt, really a lot of flavor. I tend to eat more than the servings suggested, but it is a lot of food for the price.

My only complaint (and its minor) is that two bags of carrots are included and I would rather have an extra protein. But, its not a big deal. Overall, I would highly recommend this!
2660527
Great add to making backpacking trail shakes, thickens and flavors
4114438
I've had each variety and they are very good.  Primarily I take them backpacking, and they're the best cook-in-pouch meals I've had.
1356514
This is a great set of camping cookware. We just went on a three day backpacking trip this past weekend and used these every day while backpacking. They worked wonderfully and are really lightweight for backpacking. The cookware has a non-stick coating that works very well. We made several meals using this cookware and nothing stuck to the cookware and it was extremely easy cleanup.  They are very well made and the handles have a rubber gripping on them that work very well for heat absorption. Overall we are very happy with the cookware and would definitely recommend them.

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4145464
This thing is awesome. Pretty sturdy for what it is, and absolutely great for heating up water for dehydrated meals and beverages on the trail or in-camp. It is very thrifty on fuel. Eggs are fairly easy to cook on it once you get the hang of it. Haven't tried much else yet.
3145963
I bought this kit for everything from car camping to ultralight backpacking. I must say that it is the best mealkit I've ever bought. definitely worth the price. The spill-proof cup is just awesome. It is exactly what it says, spill-proof! The spork is absolutely amazing. It is just the right length and the knife on it is just sharp enough. The spice box is great for just about any spice you would want. The harness keeps everything together in a nice, neat package.
576243
Works great at making tender. Lightweight great to take while backpacking
3433927
I have two of these. I keep on with my jetboil and another in my camping kit.  The size is what makes this so great.  When backpacking the less weight is the best and sometimes that means having to leave things at home.  This will allow you to bring some seasoning (doesnt have to be salt and pepper) to flavor your favorite backpacking/camping foods.
2399036
This is a great product with many interesting recipes to use on backpacking trips and or regular camping weekends for a bit more different meals than regulare boring camp cooking. I've been accused of cooking gourmet on campouts, but it's just because of neat recipes like those offered in this book. I love it... and it is easy recipes..Thanks A+
294983
Bought these for backpacking. Perfect for rehydrating meals.
1702430
Took this on a 2 week backpacking trip and it worked great.  It was great to cook in and the handle is long enough if you bend it straight.  Cooks well over camp stove and campfire.  Very durable and easy to cook with.  Will fit a pack of ramen noodles (broken in half) and cup retains heat well.  My only issue is that I should've bought a slightly bigger one as a bit more capacity would've been nice.  No problems at all.
1670355
Im taking this on my 7 day ride to Sturgis in 3 weeks.  Ive been testing it out with the food I plan to eat.  I was able to cook eggs with no problems. I also cooked some Knorr pasta dishes as well. They all came out very well. One note though, watch your food while it cooks!  I accidentally burned my food a little and it stuck to the bottom of the pot.  I was kinda glad it happened so I can see if I could clean it up. I added water to the pot and boiled it, stirring with the wooden spoon. It cleaned up nicely.  Always use a wooden spoon so you don't scratch anything.

Its important to use a burner that spreads out the heat and not in one concentrated spot.  I have the popular chinese burner but its better for s,all solo cups.  I also have a pocket rocket. You can put larger pots on it but it is still better for boiling. If you plan to cook eggs or other things you don't want to burn, try the coleman peak 1 burner.&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Coleman-Peak-Butane-Propane-Backpacking-Stove/dp/B01B3NO4NQ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Coleman Peak Butane/Propane Backpacking Stove</a>

This combo is awesome! The burner is larger to spread out the heat better. Its not as small as most of the other backpacking stoves but Im not backpacking either. I don't have to count every ounce. For a couple of people motorcycle camping, this will suit you perfectly.
514107
Fantastic addition to my project of lightening my backpacking load. I'm heading off to Shenandoah in a couple of weeks and my solo stove and pot are all I'm bringing to cook with. Absolutely LOVE not having to pack fuel. Also, keep in mind the major annoyance of having to travel by plane and HOPE that you can find fuel canisters at you destination without a major hassle. Now I hike, collect some dry twigs and tinder along the way, and I am good to go. My initial field testing has shown me that this is a very well engineered product. A very small amount of fuel rapidly generates enough heat to boil two cups of water in about 8-10 minutes. By the time I'm half way through my cup of coffee, the remaining fuel has burned down to pure ash. Highly recommend this product. I also went with the pot because of the convenience of them nesting together. Even though the stove and pot combo added a couple of ounces over my existing system, the fact that I carry no fuel means I've actually cut weight from my pack. Hit YouTube for a growing list of great product demos and reviews. But it's the real deal.