Portable Grill Reviews

I tried to fry a couple of eggs in the pan after spaying it with PAM and preheating it. The results were stuck-on burning egg. Thought it just an accident with the eggs, until I used the larger pot to boil water for noodles and that pan was also ruined. Note: I was attempting to cook with them on a Colmen Stove. Since I have bought other real non-stick cookware (Non-Camping) at Target with heavier bases and have no problems and with true non-stick easy clean-up.

I bought this product two years ago for a horsepacking expedition along the Colorado Trail. The price attracted me at the time, but I soon found out that even travelling in the car that the non-stick finish was easily abraded. Rust soon ensued. I still own this set and it is servicable, but don't recommened it except for car camping, and even then, pack your dish towels between the pots.

I've taken my cookset camping about 5 times and the set is holding up great. This is a sturdy cookset for car camping. All the pieces stack up nicely, so they don't take much room in the car. The food doesn't stick either and the lids fit nicely over the pots and pan. The only drawback is the handle. On my set, the handle falls off the pots, so you can never leave the handle on the pot or pan. I know that the ability to interchange the handle is a feature, but I'm always having to look for the handle (who has it?) to move a pot or pan off the stove. I'm considering buying a jaw-type of pot handle to deal with this problem. Other than this, the cookset cooks very well and the large pot holds enough stew for 4 adults and 6 kids!