Camp cooking is a lot about the simplest things. Whatever you do, keep it simple. Fortunately, there are many camping cookware set options available.
You'll first need a stove. It could be anything from an electric camping grill to a portable stove that runs on propane. Some of them even have a windbreak that'll keep you safe from the elements while you're cooking!
A kettle may be required. This will enable you to boil your water at the campsite, so that you can make dehydrated or frozen meals or tea.
You might be interested in the GSI Glacier Tea Kettle if you are looking for a compact and lightweight kettle to fit easily into your backpack. The kettle's stainless steel construction feels sturdy without adding extra weight to gear. It's designed to maximize heating efficiency so you get hotter water quicker.
Alternatively, you could invest in a stainless steel camping stove with an induction base and a non-stick coating that's more durable than other materials and easy to clean up. You can control the temperature of food and drink better with a stove that has an induction base.
Another option is the MSR Titan Kettle, which weighs just 118g and has a 0.9 litre capacity. It's also a good option for those on a tight budget, as it comes in at only PS23.
Primus Litech Camping Kettle, another great choice for stovetop kettles. It's a good option for those who like a lightweight, anodized aluminum design and it also has a 0.9 litre capacity.
This is one of the most affordable kettles available. It can be used with a camping stove, or on an open fire. The kettle is also collapsible and can be easily stored in a backpack.
Size, weight and material are other things to think about when buying a camp kettle. Aluminium or titanium might be the ideal choice if you're planning an extended hiking trip or a backpacking journey. It is light and easy to use for a quick morning boil, but titanium can be pricey.
Steel camping mugs can be just as good, but are more difficult and time-consuming to clean. They can scratch easily, while the handle will get very hot if they're placed over an open flame. Primus Litech camping kiln doesn't suffer from these issues, making it a good option for backpackers who are looking for a durable camping kettle.
Hillbilly is also popular with campers. It is made out of spun blue metal, which makes it more durable and stronger than alternatives like cast iron. The unique design makes it a versatile fireside companion as a camp oven, frypan and saucepan, saving space when cooking.