What cooking utensils do you need to outdoor camping?

      Like the outdoors naturally is a variety of pots and pans, boiling water, cooking is inevitable, in the outdoor picnic, set up a campfire, a few of their friends together to do the cooking, sitting on the Kermit chairs, a good catch up, is not very comfortable.

      Outdoor cookware and kitchen cookware is not the same existence, outdoor is a very physical exercise, even if they are put in the car, moving up and down is quite tiring, outdoor cookware is mainly considered light weight, easy to carry. Outdoor cookware is also available in different materials to meet different needs, different weights, and different prices.

The choice of outdoor cookware is best in line with the following characteristics:

      If you are driving to outdoor camping, you go to the place where the camp is camping, there will also be many small partners around. You need to bring all the things so that nothing is missing to affect your good mood.

Outdoor camping needs to prepare the cooking utensils:

1. A set of pots and pans.Mainly including stew pots, frying pans, teapots and what not. The number of pots and pans and your stove into the ratio, if you just prepare a stove, then more pots are useless, generally 3 is enough. If people go more, you can also get more than one pot set, but at the same time need to prepare more stoves to do.

2. Tripod hanging pots.With a relatively heavy, look windy, especially when playing campfire, feel very warm.

Three kinds of material cookware comparison:

Titanium cookware is the most popular outdoor cookware today. As a raw material, titanium is very light. Although ultra-light, it is very strong (comparable to steel) and is known for its high resistance to corrosion. Titanium cookware is strong, but titanium itself has average thermal conductivity, so it is made very thin, so it can transfer heat efficiently without using too much fuel. One of the more persistent problems with titanium pans is that they do not heat evenly, and novice cooks may easily burn their food. Another Achilles heel of titanium is its cost, and titanium cookware tends to be the more expensive option. Generally speaking, titanium cookware is considered safe for cooking.

In short, it is suitable for backpacking, hiking and other camping activities.

2. Aluminum cookware:usually bigger and lighter, cheaper, not strong enough, but generally durable.

Aluminum pots and pans are made of aluminum oxide, which is "lighter" in weight than titanium. Aluminum pans are more suitable for cooking, because the heat is very even. So aluminum pots and pans have always been the first choice for cooking pots and pans. However, aluminum is relatively soft and easily deformed, so it is a disaster when dropped. Aluminum pans are cheaper and usually larger than titanium pans, which is important if you need to boil hot water or cook food for a group of people. There are claims that aluminum can cause slow mental development in children, so there is concern that using aluminum pots and pans will cause your body to absorb too much aluminum and affect your health. This problem no longer exists, anodizing hardens cookware and makes it more durable, and aluminum is not easily absorbed, so don't worry too much.

In short, cost-effective with aluminum cookware.

3. Stainless steel cookware: sounds environmentally friendly and healthy, affordable and durable, but really heavy

We often hear is 304 stainless steel, used in cups, cookware. This is more in the home kitchen, stainless steel wear-resistant, scratch-resistant, and cheap, there is little evidence that stainless steel is harmful to cooking. It does contain elements such as iron and nickel, which can leach into your food, but the amount of these leaching into your food is minimal. Wash gently with water and detergent on a daily basis. Just do not use abrasive steel wool or harsh chemicals.

Non-stick coatings: not durable and possibly unsafe

      Some pans have added non-stick coatings, such as Teflon, to prevent food from sticking to the inside of the cooking container. It will mostly make cleaning easier. Although convenient, we recommend avoiding any non-stick coatings. Once the non-stick coating starts to flake off, you'll need to throw away the pan. There is also the safety issue that perfluorooctanoic acid or PFOA, which is used to make non-stick coatings, is a suspected carcinogen. However, pans with this coating are now rare.

Other things necessary to prepare:

Play outdoor sports, professional cell phones are not to leave the body, waterproof, dustproof, shock and pressure resistance, reliable and stable, at any time and anywhere to protect their own safety, travel safety first!

You can't leave home without a knife. A sturdy knife is a basic tool necessary for building shelters, preparing food, making fire and countless other tasks.

It is relatively easy to make a fire with flint in a dry climate, but in wet weather you will need a lighter and something flammable to help you make a fire. Cotton balls coated with wax and a small bottle of Bacardi rum are both viable options. In the case of lighter accidents can not be used, flint will play a role, it is small, easy to carry, not afraid of water, not afraid of falling, can be used repeatedly more than a thousand times, is the necessary equipment for survival in the wild.

Drinking water is more important than eating. With a metal cap or metal cans, you can boil water to drink, so you can sterilize, to ensure health.

Getting an emergency is more trouble than getting lost, your first aid kit will have some first aid medicines to deal with serious injuries, not just cuts and scrapes. Bring some quick clotting or fast hemostatic drugs to deal with serious bleeding, then bring tweezers, stitches, antibacterial cream, sunscreen and any special medicine you need for emergencies.

Plastic garbage bags are thin and light, can be used for many purposes. You can use them as a container for rainwater, or cut 3 holes as a temporary rain cloth, it can also be used as a shelter windproof cloth. Bring a few garbage bags, they are the most sturdy.

Drinking impure water can do more harm than good. Therefore, by properly filtering and purifying it, you can avoid many health risks.

In a particularly hot or cold environment, protecting yourself from the natural elements, such as avoiding the wind and cold and rain, is half the battle. You can unpack it and build a more refined and comfortable shelter.

When you are lost in the forest, whistle is the best tool to help you signal. Regular whistling requires much less energy than shouting, and the high-pitched whistling sound travels farther.

Search and rescue personnel can see the bright light of the flashlight from a long distance. They are the best way to attract the attention of rescue personnel to your own, and easy to carry with you. If you have trouble making a fire, flashlights can help you a lot.