#Camping Cookware

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KingCamp Camping Cookware Set Review

Do you often find yourself yearning for the aroma of a sizzling meal prepared under the vast sky, right in the heart of nature? It’s a beautiful feeling, isn’t it? There’s a certain charm in cooking your meals surrounded by towering trees or near a serene lake. This is where the KingCamp Camping Cookware Set, with its robust build and comprehensive utility, comes into play, making your outdoor…

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7 Camping Cookware Sets That Make Cooking in the Wild Easier

If you love spending time in the woods or at your local state park’s campground, you’ll quickly understand how important it is to eat outside. After a long day of climbing, you need to eat well. It can also help you forget about the rainy day and turn it into a “at least we ate well” adventure.

It’s not always as easy as it sounds to move the cooking outside. I’ve worked as a chef and led many groups through the woods. During that time, I learned something that every professional guide knows: the food makes or breaks the trip. I’ve put together a list of ideas for you, including the camping cookware with heat exchanger for fuel efficiency, titanium camping cookware for the ultimate lightweight option, and camping cookware with pot coozies for keeping food warm. This has something for everyone, whether you’ve been camping before or this is your first time.

1. Redcamp Camping Cookware Messs Kit

The Redcamp Camping pan Mess Kit is one of the few pan sets that you can get for less than $20 that has so many useful pieces. This camping cookware set with pots, pans, and lids has everything you need for an easy meal. It comes with bowls, camping tools, and a sponge for cleaning up. Everything fits inside the pot, so it’s easy to pack in a bag. It weighs less than a pound.

Note: Some reviews from outside sources say that the handles can melt and that the pots are small and hard to clean.

2. GSI Pinnacle Base Camper

The GSI Pinnacle Base Camper Cookset is my favorite set of knives for camping by a long shot. I’ve had the hard-anodized, nonstick set for more than 100 days in the field. You can cook almost anything in the camp with the two pots and pan.

The cooking set comes in both small and large sizes, and the stuff bag can also be used as a sink. You can also put pieces together. When there are only a few people, I only use one pot and leave the skillet out. I’ve cooked for up to 12 people with the big set.

Note: You can bend the pots back easily if you push them too hard. The set of aluminum cookware is not good for cooking over a campfire.

3. Primus Stainless Steel Campfire Cookset

The Primus Stainless Steel Campfire Cookset is a stylish and durable set of stainless steel cooking tools that is light enough to take hiking and strong enough to use while camping in your car. It has a pot, a kettle, and a skillet that can all be used on a stove or over a campfire. It comes in small and large sizes. Pot lids with leather tabs look nice and make it easy to take off hot lids. It’s also easy to hang over a campfire because it has a bail handle.

Note: There is no lid on the pot. The cooking gear for camping doesn’t fit together well and rattles around in a bag.

4. Lodge 3.2 Quart Cast Iron Combo Cooker

The Lodge Cast Iron Combo Cooker has a deep pan and a fryer that can be used together to make a Dutch oven. Dutch ovens cook food very evenly, so you can use them to make soups and bread. Cast iron is also one of the most durable materials for cooking. My family has used cast iron for generations.

There is vegetable oil already on the Lodge Cast Iron Combo Cooker, so it is nonstick and ready to use. It doesn’t have any PTFE or PFOA in it, and you can use it to cook over a campfire.

Note: This camping cookware set is by far the biggest on the list. To keep it from rusting and sticking, cast iron also needs some simple care.

5. Primus Stainless Steel Campfire Cookset

This is a high-quality set of stainless steel cookware that is light enough to take hiking and strong enough to use while camping in your car. There are small and large sizes, as well as a pot, a saucepan, and a skillet. You can use all of them on the stove or over a campfire. Leather tabs on the pot lids make them look nice and make taking them off quickly when they’re hot. The pot has a bail handle that makes it easy to hang over a campfire.

Note: There is no lid on the pot. The cooking gear for camping doesn’t fit together well and rattles around in a bag.

6. Stanley Even-Heat Camp Pro Cookset

The Stanley Even-Heat Camp Pro Cookset was made to cook food well, which makes it a great choice for eaters. The three-ply, thick stainless steel evenly spreads heat, and the two pots and pan of different sizes let you cook different parts of a meal at the same time. The cooking tools and cutting board that are BPA-free and can be folded up fit inside the pan. The pots and skillet all fit together.

Note: Many reviews say that the cutting board is weak and the plastic cooking tools melt easily. Additionally, it is one of the largest and most expensive choices on this list.

7. MSR Ceramic 2-Pot Set

This MSR Ceramic 2-Pot Set doesn’t stick and doesn’t contain any PFTE or PFOA chemical.

Since MSR doesn’t use Teflon, but Fusion® ceramic, you don’t have to think about chemicals that are bad for you when cooking on a campfire or over high heat. As with other nonstick surfaces, this nonstick camping cookware for easy cleaning is a best choice. The lids of the clay pots can be locked in place with the handle that can be taken off. This set of camping tools weighs just under a pound, which is light enough to take on a backpacking trip.

Note: This camping cooking set costs a lot for what it is because it doesn’t come with a skillet.

Camp cooking doesn’t have to be scary, after reading this advice. Compared to cooking inside, it’s not too different. By following these guidelines, you can ensure that your campers will have a wonderful time, eat well, and make lasting memories.

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The Demon of Yunmeng: Chapter Six

Part One — Part Five

“You’re sure, Wei Gongzi?” Wen Ning held the reigns with care, looking at the horse uncertainly. It snorted, eyeing the glint of metal around Wen Ning’s arms and legs with reciprocal doubt. 

“Of course!” Wei Wuxian said. He leaned in, voice growing conspiratorial. “You know Jiang Cheng can’t openly support the Dafan Wen, not without risking Jiang Sect’s position. But the two of us will never be able to repay the debt we owe you.”

“I appreciate that, it- it’s just….” Wen Ning hesitated a moment. “My sister and I really do consider all debts paid between us, you know that right? I don’t w-want—” he exhaled, grimacing slightly and dropping his voice. “I know you’re in some sort of trouble. Jie-Jie’s been on edge about it all week. If it has something to d-do with us —”

Wei Wuxian shook his head, putting a hand on Wen Ning’s shoulder. “It has nothing to do with you whatsoever,” he said sincerely. “It’s about me. Well, me and my dumb inventions.”

“The tally?” Wen Ning whispered.

“Guessed it in one. I might have pissed them off a little with your family, but it was always going to be something. Trust me — the Jin are more than willing to make up excuses to take it from me. ”

“Is there — Is there anything I can do to help? An-anything at all?” 

Wei Wuxian snorted. “You know it’s funny you ask, I originally — what? What is it?”

Wen Ning’s eyes had grown wide and fearful, staring at something over Wei Wuxian’s shoulder. He quickly turned around, only to see the back of Lan Zhan’s head. 

“D-Did I do something to offend Lan Gongzi?” Wen Ning asked, still looking alarmed. “He w-was glaring at m-me like I killed someone!”

“Eh.” Wei Wuxian rolled his eyes. “Don’t worry about it, that’s just his face.”

Wen Ning looked doubtful. 

“In any case, Lan Zhan and I have it covered,” Wei Wuxian said cheerfully. “I might not be able to visit for a while, but when I do, everything should be fine.”

“Alright. But if there is some way I can help —”

“I’ll let you know.” He hesitated, glancing over his shoulder at Lan Zhan’s back. “Ask your sister about the details,” Wei Wuxian said under his breath. “But I might end up annoying Lan Zhan really badly and be back in a couple days, and might ask for your help with something, but you are absolutely free to say no, got it! You already said all debts are settled between us, so no taking that back! It’s a pretty stupid idea to be honest.”

“Um,” Wen Ning frowned. “Okay?”

“You’re a good man Wen Ning,” Wei Wuxian said, pulling him in for a hug. Talismans hummed at his chest, and he smiled. “I’m really glad I didn’t snap your neck when I had the chance.”

“Me too, Wei-Gongzi,” Wen Ning said, returning the embrace. “Thank you again for the horse — everyone always appreciates them. You’re sure you can’t stay any longer to say good bye A-Yuan? He was so happy playing with you last night.”

“Ah, don’t tempt me,” Wei Wuxian said, stepping back. “Thank you again for hosting me!”

“Thank you, Wei-Gongzi. I wouldn’t even have this home if it wasn’t for you, not to mention I wouldn’t be alive to —”

“Okay! Maybe we should stop saying thank yous between us. And seriously, you are the only person who calls me that."

“...Safe Travels, Wei-Gongzi.”

He sighed. “Until next time, Wen Ning.”

Wei Wuxian squared his shoulders, marching over to where the Second Jade himself stood.

“Ready?” he said, slinging an arm over Lan Zhan’s shoulder and feeling him stiffen.

“Mn.” Lan Wangji strode forward, leaving Wei Wuxian’s arm behind.

Wei Wuxian let his mouth ramble aimlessly for the first hour or so of their journey, eyeing Lan Zhan occasionally to see if he would crack under the persistent mild annoyance. The man bore it with enviable patience, humming with acknowledgement at all the right places to confirm he was listening, occasionally even saying whole words back.

Once Wei Wuxian felt enough time had passed to lure him into a false sense of security, he started to shift the conversation. Lan Zhan had disappeared before dinner last night, lingering only long enough to confirm that they would leave together in the morning, not leaving time for discussion.

Possibly he had been reporting to his Sect that he would be travelling by foot for the near future and might not be easy to find. Possibly he had been chopping down a forest, raging over the confused impulse to prove his dedication to justice that had led him into this situation. It was impossible to say by looking at him.

Time to get to the heart of things — nice as it was to walk beside Lan Zhan without arguing, he really didn’t want to wait until he was at Carp Tower to come up with a new plan.

 "So," Wei Wuxian said, hands behind his head. "We're heading to Lanling together."

"Mn."

“You're still committed to pretending to be my cultivation partner."

"...Mn."

Sunlit shone lazily through gaps in the trees as they walked; it was a pretty good day to be on foot, all things considered.

"No reservations," Wei Wuxian said skeptically.

"..."

"Lan Zhan," he said, rolling his eyes and coming to a stop.

Lan Wangji kept moving at an even pace.

"Lan Zhan!"

Lan Wangji continued forward.

Wei Wuxian hurried to catch up with him. "Look, it's best to get these things out sooner rather than later," he said reasonably. "I'm not going to stop pestering you, and if you don't tell me, I'm going to start guessing things that are worse than whatever you might say. Let’s just get it over with!”

"...Are there none among Wei Ying’s past lovers that you will acknowledge?" The man didn't even have the courtesy to turn and make eye contact when he said it.

Indignation rose in his chest. "I thought you said you didn't believe — ohhh you mean actual lovers."

"Mn." Lan Wangji's hand fell to his sword, but he made no move to draw it. It was good to have some indication of when the man was experiencing a real emotion — even if it was only ever anger. Lan Zhan had always gotten annoyed by his flirtatious behavior, hadn’t he?

Well, Lan Zhan was doing him a rather large favor, even if it was part of a bizarrely un-Lan-like plan to achieve justice. He could meet him part way and swallow his pride on this, if nothing else.

"Yeahh..." Wei Wuxian said, a bit sheepishly. "I might have slightly exaggerated about some of that in the past."

Lan Wangji glanced over, eyes narrowing.

"I mean it's not like I actually had a lot of free time during the sunshot campaign," he said defensively. "I'm going to have to pretend I literally wasn't sleeping ever to have been having sex with you during the war — and as you pointed out, we at least already knew each other and were conveniently near one another often enough. When the fuck would I have seduced random women?"

"Mn." That grunt was a bit tighter, as it tended to be when referencing intimate matters.

"Plus you must have noticed I'm a little less popular since taking up demonic cultivation — not an invitation to discuss changing my ways, just to be clear."

“...”

“What? You really think you’re the only person to be put off by my cultivation path? You’re not the only person with standards, Lan Zhan.”

"...Seen Wei Ying with women. Recently. At Phoenix Mountain Hunt."

"Pft." Wei Wuxian shrugged. "Just because a woman's willing to ride next to an attractive war hero in public doesn't mean she actually wants to spend quality time with him in private."

"Mn."

Wei Wuxian squinted suspiciously. "Was that ‘Mn’ skeptical?" 

"..."

"Come on, we have to be honest with each other, if we're going to be lifelong cultivation partners."

A tighter grip on the sword, then Lan Wangji turned his head away to look at the trees to his right. "Wei Ying claimed he had 'lots of experience,'" he said, voice free of inflection.

"What?" He struggled to think back. "When did we talk about experience? You mean in cloud recesses, because like I said I seriously exaggerated — oh! Haahahahaha!"

Lan Wangji whipped his head around to look at him, back rigid, but Wei Wuxaian struggled to do anything but bend over with laughter.

"Oh man," he said, still laughing. "You mean that nonsense I said during the hunt! Come on, you — wait. Wait!"

Several thoughts bumped against each other. He had run into Lan Zhan immediately after that mysterious kiss. Lan Zhan had been unusually offended by his presence. Lan Zhan said —

"Wait," he gasped. "When you said you saw me with women — do you mean you saw me kissing a woman?! At the hunt? Lan Zhan, did you see me kissing someone at the hunt?"

"Shameless!" Lan Zhan snarled, picking up the pace.

"Come on!" Wei Wuxian wheedled, hurrying to match his step. "You did, didn't you! Who was it? Lan Zhan, was that why you were so angry back then? Was I kissing someone you likmmnn Mnnn! mdphhnn!"

The silencing spell, seriously? he thought, first dumbfounded, then furious. 

He turned around, stalking back the way he came.

What are we, junior disciples? Fuck this, I don't need to voluntarily agree to extra time being disapproved of by Hunguang-Jun. This is stupid, so fucking stupid.

“Wei Ying.”

Maybe I’ll take Wen Qing up on her idea. Probably Not. Okay, definitely not, but we can discuss other things — we’re geniuses, surely we can come up with a smarter plan than this, right? We figured a way out of the Qiongqi pass and it wasn’t all luck.

"Wei Ying!"

Wei Wuxian made a rude gesture over his shoulder, continuing on.

"Wei Ying — this is foolish."

This time he made rude gestures over both shoulders, narrowly resisting the urge to fling a talisman back.

"...Wei Ying, I apologize. I should not have."

He paused, shocked, then opened his mouth, feeling the spell lift.

…Did he really just apologize? To me? For discipline?

"Hunguang-Jun," he said, rubbing his mouth, not looking back. "I know you don't approve of this sort of talk, and I know you're doing me a huge, life changing favor, but if you're going to silence me every time I talk about something immodest, there's no way this will work."

"You are right." 

Wei Wuxian wheeled around in surprise. "I'm right?"

Lan Wangji bowed low from the waist. "I will not silence you again. It was poor behavior. Forgive me."

"Well," Wei Wuxian said, smile starting to creep up involuntarily. "I suppose considering what you’re sacrificing, and the fact that you're too dignified to shout at me anymore, I can forgive the occasional spell. But not unless I really deserve it, alright? I mean, it's not like I don't know I can be annoying. But it can't be every little question."

"Mn."

Wei Wuxian laughed. "Alright, fine," he turned back south towards Lanling Jin, feeling oddly buoyed by the argument.

Maybe he really has changed since our school days. If he can admit to being overly harsh towards me…

"Anyway," Wei Wuxian said, scratching the side of his nose as they fell back into step with one another. "There's experience and there's experience, and I promise, I don't have as much of either as people think I have."

"..."

"It's not like I've actually been lying, not really. People assume things! I don't correct them. At most I exaggerate. I'm not one of those men who points at a maiden and claims to have taken her virtue just to make myself seem more masculine."

"I see." 

 Wei Wuxian waved a hand dismissively. "Yeah, I know, ‘do not exaggerate your accomplishments,’ 'don't speak unchastely of others.' I get it, I think I'm suffering the consequences of my actions well enough without having to copy the rules again."

"Mn."

"Right," Wei Wuxian said, clapping his hands. "The point is, there's nothing to worry about with that at the trial, I promise — no past true loves who I will have to deny to their faces, definitely no bastards."

"Then I have no further concerns."

"None?" Wei Wuxian asked skeptically.

"...I am willing to accept certain discomforts. No reason to discuss it further."

"Really Lan Zhan," Wei Wuxian said, more sincerely. "I know that you're capable of sacrifice. It's just not necessary to accept those discomforts for the sake of justice, not in this case. Sure, I won't be able to claim my nights were full during the war, but that would be a stretch to explain anyway, and we're still not that far from the Wen; we can go back and I can —"

"Why him?"

Wei Wuxian glanced over at the unusually clipped words, but the Second Jade was once again facing away. "Why Wen Ning, do you mean?"

Lan Wangji turned his head just enough to glare at him out of the corner of his eyes.

"You mean why was I originally planning on asking him to pretend to be my cutsleeve lover?" Wei Wuxian asked, bewildered. "Or why am I saying I could still ask him now?"

Lan Wangji clenched his sword, eyebrow twitching slightly.

Wei Wuxian blew out a breath. "Who else would I have ever thought to ask? It's not like being a demonic cultivator makes your acquaintances more likely to spend time developing bonds of friendship with you, and then the accusations on top of that..."

He threw his hands in the air, letting out a bark of laughter. "How was I supposed to have ever guessed in a million years that you of all people would have said yes to this crazy idea? I thought you still hated me." He cocked his head, eyeing the man beside him thoughtfully. "When did you stop hating me, anyway?"

"Never hated Wei Ying."

"Bullshit!" Wei Wuxian stopped to wave a finger disapprovingly. "I believe you might not anymore, and I know your rules prohibit 'excessive opinions of vitriol' but rules don't change how a person actually feels."

"Never hated Wei Ying," Lan Wangji repeated, setting his jaw and planting his feet.

"Then why the hell did you hound me throughout the war — years, Lan Zhan, actual years of both of our lives, just to criticize my cultivation!" he rolled his eyes, trying to keep his tone light despite the roiling in his chest.

Lan Wangji didn't answer, and Wei Wuxian pushed further. If they were doing this, they might as well get it all out while they were still close enough for Wen Qing to patch him together if it came to blows.

"At a time when we were both fighting the same enemy, you acted like I was the worst person on the battlefield!” Wei Wuxian accused. “Like my crimes outweighed that of the Qishan Wen one hundred fold!”

“Did not.”

Wei Wuzian scoffed. “Just admit you at least used to hate me, even if you’ve meditated past it now. I'm the one who invented the ghost path, Lan Zhan! Hating my cultivation is the same thing as hating me!"

"Not hate," Lan Wangji insisted.

Wei Wuxian snorted, growing sarcastic. "What, so all those times you said 'demonic cultivation is bad for the mind' that was out of sincere concern for my own sake, not the people I would kill in my wicked madness?"

"Yes!"

He paused, staring at Hunguang-Jun, a man who was famously honest, and was also famously succinct. Succinct to the point of possibly being bad with words.

Hunguang-Jun stared back.

"...Seriously?"

"Yes." There was relief on Lan Zhan's face — only a hint, but coming from him...

Wei Wuxian's throat felt tight. "You were worried about me? Not... what I would do to others?"

"Yes. Still worried," Lan Wangji said quietly.

"What about wanting to lock me away in Gusu Lan?" Wei Wuxian dragged a hand across his face, eyes itching, throat still too tight. "You honestly expect me to believe you wanted to imprison me out of concern too?"

"No!"

Wei Wuxian took a step back, surprised by the volume of Lan Zhan's answer.

Lan Wangji took a step forward. "Not imprison. Heal Wei Ying. Protect."

"Lan Zhan!" Wei Ying said, frustration and a tangle of other painful emotions rising up. "Setting aside the fact that I'm not giving up the cultivation path I invented, what the fuck do you think would happen if I actually did come back to you to Gusu? You think your clan would treat me kindly? Let me run free?"

There was no agreement or disagreement; Lan Wangji just looked at him with anger — or possibly concern?

"They beat people for sneaking out at night!" he continued. "For drinking! Lan Zhan — even if — even if you only wish to help and "heal" me..." He dragged a hand over his face again.

Lan Wangji stared at him, hands fisted at his sides.

Wei Wuxian took a deep breath to settle himself. "Setting aside the fact that I don't need to be healed — your sect never had love for me and my ways, even when they came from a place of childlike innocence. I was thrown out of your uncle's presence for speaking of the idea of using resentful energy to counteract other dark forces. You honestly expect me to believe they would treat me fairly now, after everything I've done? That they would hesitate for one moment to punish me as severely as they possibly could?"

This time he waited for an answer. Lan Zhan opened his mouth. "I want Wei Ying safe," he said finally, voice unexpectedly hoarse, maybe even desperate.

It was impossible not to be moved by such a sincere confession. But in the end it just made him feel the way he did when earnest concern crept into Jiang Cheng's shouting about his laziness. The way he felt when A-Li's gentle questions about his sword hinted at a fearful depth of care.

Fucking tired.

And, besides, what did safety really mean, to someone as narrow-minded as Lan Zhan?

Painful clarity suddenly struck Wei Wuxian. "Wait... Lan Zhan... Is that it then? Is that the reason you agreed to this plan? So you could bring me back to your sect as your cultivation partner, and tuck me away somewhere 'safe'?"

"NO!"

Wei Wuxian's jaw dropped at the vehement denial, loaded with raw emotion that came from fucking nowhere. To his continued shock, tears appeared to be welling at the corners of Lan Zhan's eyes.

"Ah—" Wei Wuxian looked around wildly. "Um..." The overgrown path was still clear of any other travelers, and they were both skilled enough to sense the approach of others, but it seemed like a good moment to double check.

"Would not," Lan Zhan grit out, each word sounding like it was ripped painfully from his throat.

"Lan Zhan!" he said. "It's alright, I believe you!"

What the actual fuck?? What did I say?? The only other time I saw him cry his father was dying?!

"I would not," Lan Wangji repeated, turning away to hide his face.

Wei Wuxian couldn't help but reach a hand out and place it carefully on the man's shoulder, even knowing the contact was unlikely to help. "I believe you, Lan Zhan." He exhaled heavily. "Ah, Lan Zhan...and I thought Jiang Cheng was bad at expressing his feelings!"

Lan Wangji whirled around to face him, offended.

It was impossible not to laugh a little. "Oh, Lan Zhan! Come on, now that I know you actually don't hate me, of course we can be friends!" He paused. "You...do want to be friends, right?"

Insects chirped in the silence for an excruciatingly extended moment.

“Or I suppose there’s a lot of room between hatred and friendship,” Wei Wuxian said, pulling his hand back from where it had been lingering uselessly outstretched, using it to scratch the back of his neck. “I mean — ha, you don’t have to be friends with someone to want to help them, right? Or maybe you did at one point, but then the demonic—”

“Wei Ying,” Lan Wangji said, ears red, hands clenched.

“...Lan Zhan?”

“...I want.” Lan Wangji grit out, and Wei Wuxian’s heart swelled. 

"Great!" he said, slapping Lan Zhan on the back and darting away before he could draw his sword. "Took you long enough!"

He started walking forward, whistling cheerfully and allowing Lan Zhan to regain his composure in relative privacy. After a few minutes he dared to glance over, and was relieved to see Hunguang-Jun’s face had returned to its normal smoothness.

"Sooo..." he said, the casualness of his voice sounding fake even to his own ears. "When exactly did you decide you wanted to be friends?"

"..."

"Come on! When I was studying at cloud recesses? After? When we fought the Xunawu of Slaughter?"

"..."

"Yeah, this is pretty much how I always imagined our conversations going when we became friends."

It was barely late afternoon when Wei Wuxian insisted on stopping, setting up camp when they found a ready looking patch of trampled ground – not too far from a small creek, firepit already dug by past travelers.

Lan Zhan didn't protest the short day — probably because he was also aware that there was little to be gained by arriving at Carp Tower early. It was unlikely anybody would be thrilled at the thought of hosting the Demon of Yunmeng for unnecessary nights.

Possibly he was also disproportionately fatigued by the amount of genuine conversation they had had in one day. Wei Wuxian was fairly sure this was the most he had ever talked to Lan Zhan. Well, talked to and been spoken to in return.

The two worked companionably setting up camp, Wei Wuxian giving up on prying Lan Zhan for answers to sensitive questions, instead rambling about several (non demonic) talismans he had been working on.

"Alright," he said, dumping another armload of dry wood by the firepit. "I'm going to go see if I can find some fish or something for dinner. Don't worry, I'll make sure to find you something, too. I'm sure they don't teach hunting in the Cloud Recesses."

Lan Zhan gave him a look, setting down what looked like most of a tree.

"Fine," Wei Wuxian said, rolling his eyes. "Just enough for me."

"No rabbits."

Wei Wuxian turned back to him in surprise, but Lan Zhan wasn't looking at him.

"You eat meat?" 

“Not in cloud recesses.”

“Alright,” he said, only a little wrong-footed. "No rabbits."

By the time he returned with five pheasants, courteously plucked away from camp, the fire had produced coals hot enough to cook over, a pot of water was almost boiling, and Lan Zhan had chopped enough extra wood to last a small family through the winter.

"Leaving enough firewood for the next set of wanderers?" Wei Wuxian asked affectionately. "Ah, you really are too good." He sat down by the fire, setting down a bundle of thick stemmed freshwater mints he had stumbled across.

"Rule 847," Lan Wangji said, setting down his own wild mushrooms and onions. "Do not balk from giving unthanked aid to strangers."

"Hey, that one's not so bad," he said cheerfully. "I remember my mother saying — anyway, if I was by myself I'd just chuck this all into soup, does that sound alright? We've got time and I've got some spices with me."

"Mn."

"Great!" he said cheerfully, "I'm not as good a cook as shiji, but still, this is going to be so much better than that medicinal stuff you have back in Cloud Recesses — you like spicy food, right? Wen Ning said how nice it was that you brought spices on one of your visits, so I figure you must have gotten a taste for them at some point, in order to actually appreciate how important they are."

"...Mn."

Cooking, meditating, and eating went... surprisingly well. Lan Zhan wasn't exactly the most companionable person he had ever camped with on a night hunt, but he was also far from the most annoying. He didn't even say anything about the whispers of resentful energy he surely sensed during Wei Wuxian's own evening rituals.

It wasn't until they had laid out their bedrolls by the banked embers, Wei Wuxian having judged the weather to look good enough to make setting up a tent to not be worth the effort, and Lan Zhan probably having a rule against frivolous tent use, that he decided to broach the subject again. Hopefully his cooking had put Lan Zhan in a more cheerful mood.

"Really," Wei Wuxian said, voice lower and more sincere than earlier. "When did you decide you wanted to be friends? Because obviously I've been trying to get you to warm up to me since we were fifteen."

"Mph."

"What!" Wei Wuxian said, sitting up. "What do you mean 'Mph?' You don't think I can tell the difference between 'Mn' and 'Mph' at this point? You don't think I was being genuine back then?!"

"..."

He leaned over to poke Lan Zhan's shoulder with Chenqing. "Come on," he said, whining. "It's not even Hai, you can't pretend to fall asleep on me yet. You think I didn't outstretch my hand to you in good faith at cloud recesses! I invited you to drink with me! I brought you rabbits! I shared my springbooks! What is boyhood friendship, if not that?"

"You did those things to mock me," Lan Wangji said, expressionless and toneless.

Wei Wuxian hesitated, and Lan Wangji closed his eyes.

"Ok, maybe a little," Wei Wuxian admitted. "But that's part of friendship! Teasing!"

"..."

"Really!" Wei Wuxian said, annoyed. "I tease all my friends! It's not like I was bullying you, you were the one in charge of my discipline, and you could silence me whenever you wanted! If I went a bit further with you it's only because things were skewed in your favor!"

He laid down, sulking for a few moments, slightly embarrassed by his own defensiveness. He shook it off soon enough, and had just gotten up onto one elbow to tell Lan Zhan that it was all in the past anyway, when the man spoke up.

"I know," he said quietly. "Wei Ying did not intend to be cruel."

That stabbed far too deep into chest, considering the things he had been called over the last few years. "You thought I was cruel?" he asked, tone neutral.

"Did not know cruel words," Lan Wangji's eyes were open again, but he stared resolutely up at the sky, not shifting the slightest bit to meet Wei Wuxian's gaze.

“...Not back then, huh? I'm guessing the Wen taking you for Indoctrination might have changed that.”

“Mn.”

“Yeah, I can see that providing some counter examples.”

Even talking about petty teenage hurts, Lan Zhan still looked like a perfect jade carving of a cultivator in the moonlight, long exhale barely moving his chest. "Wei Ying says things he does not mean. Actions are different."

"Oh," Wei Wuxian said, laying back down. "Huh."

They laid in silence for a few minutes.

"Your actions always spoke true, too," Wei Wuxian blurted out. "I mean, remember when you actually turned us both in when I knocked you out off the wall during curfew? I thought that was crazy, but also pretty cool."

"...I remember, Wei Ying."

Wei Wuxian grinned. "And then in the cave during indoctrination...I mean if it had been anyone besides you or Jiang Cheng there with me, I'm pretty sure I would have died fighting that thing. We made a pretty good team, huh?"

"Mn."

The last daylight had almost completely drained from the western horizon; We Wuxian watched the stars slowly start to fill in the sky. "I really had no idea you thought of me with friendship back then," he sighed. "I guess it doesn't matter now."

"...I will do better," Lan Wangji said after a long pause.

Wei Wuxian once again propped himself up on his elbow to stare at him. He squinted, but Lan Wangji was turned away so he couldn't see his face, for what good that was worth anyway.

"I mean throwing your whole future and a bunch of your principles aside to pretend to my cultivation partner is a pretty dramatic and unselfish gesture of friendship," Wei Wuxian said dryly. "I'd say it more than makes up for a bit of teenage scolding and badly expressed concern during wartime. Some might even call it unnecessarily excessive."

"..."

"Alright, alright I'll let you sleep," Wei Wuxian said, falling back down. He really wasn't tired, but whatever. It wasn't the first time he had spent hours coming with talisman designs behind his eyelids, and he didn't want to push his luck doing anything more interesting.

To his surprise, Lan Wangji continued the conversation. "Does it make a difference?"

"Does what make a difference?"

"Knowing why I disapprove of your cultivation path."

Wei Wuxian bit back a groan. "Lan Zhan, you really are a good person, and I truly am happy to be your friend," he said, trying to keep his voice light. "But if I wasn't willing to give it up for Jiang Cheng or A-Li, why would I give up my power for you?"

"...Mn."

"If you want to keep talking, we can discuss more about how we're going to fake —"

"It is time to sleep."

"Right. Good night Lan Zhan."

"...Good night, Wei Ying."

Wei exhaled a sigh of relief, quickly followed by irritation, then guilt.

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Camping Equipment Market to Be Worth $33.2 Billion by 2032

Meticulous Research®—a leading global market research company, published a research report titled ‘Camping Equipment Market—Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast (2025-2032).’ According to this latest publication from Meticulous Research®, the camping equipment market is expected to reach $33.2 billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 6.2% from 2025 to 2032.

The growth of the camping equipment market is primarily driven by the rising interest in outdoor recreational activities, increased institutional support for camping & trekking, and an increase in customized travel options offered by tourism companies. However, the seasonality of demand for camping equipment may restrain the growth of this market.

Additionally, initiatives by tourism associations to promote camping, along with advancements in camping equipment focused on safety, are expected to create growth opportunities for market players. However, the high cost of camping equipment and limited distribution channels, particularly in rural areas, are significant challenges affecting the market’s growth.

The camping equipment market is segmented by product type and distribution channel. The report evaluates industry competitors and analyzes the market at the regional and country levels.

Based on product type, in 2025, the backpacks segment is anticipated to dominate the camping equipment market. This segment’s dominant position in the camping equipment market can be attributed to the increasing interest in outdoor activities such as hiking, trekking, and camping and the rise of adventure tourism.

Based on distribution channel, in 2025, the online stores segment is anticipated to dominate the camping equipment market. This segment’s dominant position in the camping equipment market can be attributed to factors such as the convenience of shopping from home, access to a wide range of products, and the ability to compare prices and reviews easily. Additionally, the increasing adoption of mobile commerce and the proliferation of e-commerce companies offering fast shipping and doorstep delivery are driving more consumers to purchase camping gear online.

Based on geography, in 2025, North America is anticipated to dominate the camping equipment market. North America’s dominant position in the camping equipment market can be attributed to the presence of leading camping equipment brands and manufacturers, high demand for luxury and premium travel accessories, and a wide range of brands offering advanced camping gear and accessories.

The key players operating in the camping equipment market are Nemo Equipment, Inc. (U.S.), Johnson Outdoors Inc. (U.S.), Newell Brands Inc. (U.S.), Zempire Camping Equipment (New Zealand), Exxel Outdoors, LLC. (U.S.), MountCraft (India), Big Agnes Inc. (U.S.), Supa Peg Australia Pty Ltd. (Australia), Nordisk Company AS (Denmark), Simex Outdoor International GmbH (Germany), Dometic Group AB (Sweden), Coleman Company, Inc. (U.S.), Mountain Safety Research (U.S.), Osprey Packs, Inc. (U.S.), and Vango (U.K.).

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Camping is an adventure that connects us with nature, offering a break from the hustle and bustle of daily life. One of the greatest joys of camping is preparing and enjoying meals in the great outdoors. Whether you’re cooking over an open fire or using a portable stove, having the right cookware and equipment can transform your outdoor dining experience from bland to gourmet. In this guide, we’ll explore the must-have stoves and cookware for creating delicious campfire cuisine, ensuring you master the art of outdoor cooking.

The Importance of Good Cooking Gear

Before diving into specific products, let’s discuss why having quality cooking gear is essential for successful outdoor meals:

Convenience: Good cookware simplifies meal preparation and cooking processes, allowing you to focus more on enjoying your surroundings and less on logistics.

Efficiency: Quality cooking gear helps you save time and energy, making it easier to whip up tasty meals, even in challenging conditions.

Flavor: With the right tools, you can experiment with different cooking techniques and ingredients, elevating the flavor of your meals.

Durability: Outdoor cooking gear must withstand the rigors of camping, including exposure to elements, rough handling, and temperature fluctuations.

Must-Have Stoves for Outdoor Cooking

A reliable stove is the foundation of your camp kitchen. Here are some essential types of stoves you should consider for your outdoor cooking adventures:

1. Portable Propane Stoves

Portable propane stoves are a favorite among campers for their convenience and efficiency. These stoves typically feature adjustable burners, allowing for precise temperature control.

Pros: Easy to set up, quick to ignite, and great for boiling water and frying foods. They are also lightweight and portable.

Cons: You’ll need to carry propane canisters, which can take up space and add weight.

Top Pick: The Coleman Portable Propane Stove is a well-regarded option. With its durable construction, adjustable burners, and compatibility with standard propane canisters, it's perfect for various cooking tasks.

2. Campfire Grills

For those who prefer traditional campfire cooking, a campfire grill is an essential addition to your gear. These grills allow you to cook directly over the fire, providing that authentic smoky flavor.

Pros: Inexpensive and easy to use, campfire grills are perfect for grilling meats and veggies while enjoying the ambiance of a campfire.

Cons: Cooking can be less controlled, and it may take longer to achieve desired cooking results.

Top Pick: The Texsport Heavy Duty Camp Grill is a sturdy option that easily fits over most campfires, offering ample cooking space for multiple items.

3. Wood-Burning Stoves

Wood-burning stoves are an excellent eco-friendly alternative, using natural resources for fuel. These stoves are compact and perfect for solo campers or small groups.

Pros: They require no fuel canisters, making them lightweight and sustainable. Cooking over wood can also enhance the flavor of your meals.

Cons: Gathering wood and maintaining the fire can be a hassle, and cooking time may vary based on wood type and moisture levels.

Top Pick: The BioLite CampStove 2 not only serves as a stove but also features a USB charging capability, allowing you to power devices while cooking.

Essential Cookware for Campfire Cooking

With your stove selected, the next step is to gather essential cookware that will make outdoor cooking a breeze:

1. Cast Iron Skillets

Cast iron skillets are a camping essential, prized for their heat retention and versatility. They can be used for frying, baking, and even cooking over an open flame.

Pros: Durable and long-lasting, cast iron skillets improve with use, developing a natural non-stick surface. They can withstand high temperatures and are perfect for campfire cooking.

Cons: They can be heavy, and proper maintenance is required to prevent rust.

Top Pick: The Lodge Cast Iron Skillet is a classic choice among campers for its durability and multi-functionality.

2. Camping Pots and Pans

A good set of camping pots and pans is vital for boiling water, making soups, and preparing various meals. Lightweight and compact cookware is essential for easy transport.

Pros: Most camping pots and pans are designed to be stackable and lightweight, making them perfect for backpacking.

Cons: Cheaper options may not provide even heat distribution.

Top Pick: The GSI Outdoors Pinnacle Camper Cookset offers a complete set of pots, pans, and utensils, all packed in a convenient carrying case.

3. Dutch Ovens

Dutch ovens are a favorite for slow-cooking meals over a campfire. These heavy-duty pots can also be used for baking bread or desserts.

Pros: Excellent heat retention, versatility for a range of dishes, and can be used over open flames or in coals.

Cons: They can be heavy and require some experience to use effectively.

Top Pick: The Camp Chef Classic Dutch Oven comes pre-seasoned, ready for use right out of the box, making it a fantastic choice for camp cooking.

4. Cooking Utensils

Don’t overlook the importance of good cooking utensils. Having the right tools can make a significant difference in meal preparation and cooking.

Pros: Proper utensils enhance your cooking efficiency and ensure you have the right tools for each task.

Cons: Bringing too many utensils can add unnecessary weight.

Top Pick: A compact cooking utensil set like the GSI Outdoors Pack Kitchen Utensil Set includes essential items like spatulas, ladles, and serving spoons, all designed for easy packing.

5. Grill Baskets and Skewers

For grilling vegetables or meat, grill baskets and skewers are invaluable. They prevent food from falling through the grill while allowing for even cooking.

Pros: Easy to use and clean, and they help with portion control for skewers.

Cons: Not all food items can be skewered, limiting versatility.

Top Pick: The Cuisinart Non-Stick Grill Basket is perfect for holding vegetables, while Stainless Steel Skewers offer durability for kebabs.

Cooking Techniques for Campfire Cuisine

Now that you have your stove and cookware ready, it’s time to master some cooking techniques that will elevate your outdoor meals:

1. Grilling

Grilling is a popular method for cooking meats and vegetables over an open flame. This technique enhances flavors and gives a delicious char to your food.

Tip: Preheat your grill before placing food on it to achieve those beautiful grill marks.

2. Boiling

Boiling is a straightforward technique perfect for making soups, stews, and pasta. It’s essential for quick meal prep, especially when you need to hydrate freeze-dried meals.

Tip: Add herbs and spices to the water before boiling to infuse flavors into your food.

3. Baking

With a Dutch oven or cast iron skillet, you can bake bread, pizzas, or desserts over the fire. This technique is ideal for creating hearty meals or sweet treats.

Tip: Use hot coals to bake evenly; place coals on top of the Dutch oven for even heat distribution.

4. One-Pot Meals

One-pot meals simplify cooking and cleanup, making them perfect for camping. Combine proteins, vegetables, and grains into a single pot for a filling dish.

Tip: Prep ingredients ahead of time for quick assembly at the campsite.

Meal Ideas for Campfire Cooking

Here are some delicious meal ideas to inspire your campfire cuisine:

1. Campfire Chili

A hearty campfire chili is perfect for cold nights. Simply brown your meat in a pot, add canned tomatoes, beans, and spices, and let it simmer over the fire.

2. Grilled Veggie Skewers

Marinate your favorite vegetables, skewer them, and grill them over an open flame for a colorful and nutritious side dish.

3. Dutch Oven Pizza

With your Dutch oven, you can create a mouthwatering pizza by layering dough, sauce, cheese, and toppings. Bake until golden and bubbly for a satisfying meal.

4. S’mores

No camping trip is complete without s’mores! Roast marshmallows over the fire and sandwich them between graham crackers and chocolate for a classic dessert.

Tips for Cleaning and Maintaining Your Cooking Gear

Maintaining your cooking gear is crucial for ensuring longevity and safety. Here are some tips to keep your stoves and cookware in top condition:

Clean After Use: Rinse pots and pans immediately after use to prevent food from sticking. Use biodegradable soap and sponge to clean, ensuring minimal environmental impact.

Dry Thoroughly: To prevent rust, especially on cast iron, dry your cookware completely before packing it away.

Store Properly: Use protective cases or bags for your gear to prevent scratches and damage during transport.

Inspect Regularly: Check for wear and tear on your stoves and cookware before each trip. Replace any damaged items to ensure safe cooking.

Conclusion

Mastering campfire cuisine is about more than just having the right recipes; it’s about equipping yourself with the essential stoves and cookware that will enhance your outdoor cooking experience. From portable propane stoves and cast iron skillets to Dutch ovens and cooking utensils, the right gear allows you to create delicious meals that nourish your body and soul while you connect. Visit - Trekker Essentials

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Camping Equipment Market to Be Worth $33.2 Billion by 2032

Meticulous Research®—a leading global market research company, published a research report titled ‘Camping Equipment Market—Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast (2025-2032).’ According to this latest publication from Meticulous Research®, the camping equipment market is expected to reach $33.2 billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 6.2% from 2025 to 2032.

The growth of the camping equipment market is primarily driven by the rising interest in outdoor recreational activities, increased institutional support for camping & trekking, and an increase in customized travel options offered by tourism companies. However, the seasonality of demand for camping equipment may restrain the growth of this market.

Additionally, initiatives by tourism associations to promote camping, along with advancements in camping equipment focused on safety, are expected to create growth opportunities for market players. However, the high cost of camping equipment and limited distribution channels, particularly in rural areas, are significant challenges affecting the market’s growth.

The camping equipment market is segmented by product type and distribution channel. The report evaluates industry competitors and analyzes the market at the regional and country levels.

Based on product type, in 2025, the backpacks segment is anticipated to dominate the camping equipment market. This segment’s dominant position in the camping equipment market can be attributed to the increasing interest in outdoor activities such as hiking, trekking, and camping and the rise of adventure tourism.

Based on distribution channel, in 2025, the online stores segment is anticipated to dominate the camping equipment market. This segment’s dominant position in the camping equipment market can be attributed to factors such as the convenience of shopping from home, access to a wide range of products, and the ability to compare prices and reviews easily. Additionally, the increasing adoption of mobile commerce and the proliferation of e-commerce companies offering fast shipping and doorstep delivery are driving more consumers to purchase camping gear online.

Based on geography, in 2025, North America is anticipated to dominate the camping equipment market. North America’s dominant position in the camping equipment market can be attributed to the presence of leading camping equipment brands and manufacturers, high demand for luxury and premium travel accessories, and a wide range of brands offering advanced camping gear and accessories.

The key players operating in the camping equipment market are Nemo Equipment, Inc. (U.S.), Johnson Outdoors Inc. (U.S.), Newell Brands Inc. (U.S.), Zempire Camping Equipment (New Zealand), Exxel Outdoors, LLC. (U.S.), MountCraft (India), Big Agnes Inc. (U.S.), Supa Peg Australia Pty Ltd. (Australia), Nordisk Company AS (Denmark), Simex Outdoor International GmbH (Germany), Dometic Group AB (Sweden), Coleman Company, Inc. (U.S.), Mountain Safety Research (U.S.), Osprey Packs, Inc. (U.S.), and Vango (U.K.).

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What are the major opportunities for existing players and new entrants in the market?

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What are the key geographical trends in this market? Which regions/countries are expected to offer significant growth opportunities for the manufacturers operating in the camping equipment market?

Who are the major players in the camping equipment market? What are their specific product offerings in this market?

What recent developments have taken place in the camping equipment market? What impact have these strategic developments created on the market?

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Backpacking Pots Backpacking pots focus on lightweight compactness, with capacity ranging from 500-1000 ml. Using premium aviation-grade aluminum maintains high durability and pressure resistance while cutting weight. Some models feature foldable handles for easy attachment to backpacks. These pots target intense outdoor activity enthusiasts, suitable for 1-2 person trips.

Hiking Cookware Sets Designed for short hiking or camping trips, these products consolidate different modules into integrated kits through nesting. Typically contains stainless steel mugs, bowls, flasks, frying pans etc. Components stably nest into each other, significantly reducing total volume. Durable, corrosion-resistant materials also ensure lasting performance in the wild. Best suited for small camping teams of 2-4 people.

Family-Size Cookware Combos For recreational camping focused on fixed basecamp locations, large capacity cookware combos are required. Such kits provide multiple high-output detachable grills and large frying pans. Can also include folding tables, windbreaker panels etc. Total weight is usually upwards of 5kg, meeting cooking demands for groups of 6+ people. An ideal choice for family camping and glamping trips.

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