Rlrueyal 15pcs Camping Cookware Mess Kit,Non-Stick Lightweight Pots Set Portable Outdoor Cookware for Camping Backpacking Hiking Outdoor Cooking and Picnic

Great for traveling, that’s why it was made so portable. Yes it’s small but that’s why it’s PORTABLE. It’s great for two people. Not meant for a giant feast, or cooking in numbers. I mean look at this photo, you tell me. Two people at best, you may have to make two batches of something depending on what/how much you’re cooking. Ideal for one person traveling solo. It’s so cute and small and great. I would buy again. Not heavy at all either.

Super happy with this purchase. Great value and the pot/pan combo is what I was looking for. The fact that it comes with a stove is a huge bonus. I ended up upgrading to a better stove that is better in the wind although this one works fine. Glad to have it as a backup. The silverware is fine and the wooden spoon is great for stirring but otherwise, the bowls and soup ladle are pretty much useless. Either way, I still think this is the best camping cook kit to get you started for the price and would recommend it.

This set is very functional, and has a lot of uses for a solo camper. However, the size was smaller than expected, so they are not useful if you are cooking for more than one person. The handles also melt if you're not careful - watch out for that! All the pieces pictured were included, and they cooked all my meals for a three day camping trip very adequately. Also- easy to clean!

Good bug out set. Has everything you need. Keep it in your vehicle and if the need arises it’s one less thing you need to think about. I haven’t used it yet, so I can’t comment on durability.

Great portable stove for camping

Bought these as basic cook sets for our scouting group. Work great for our needs. Use this mostly to boil water to rehydrate freeze-dried or dehydrated meals. Cooking on it (frying an egg or cooking Spam) is ok but scorches and has hot spots given the size of the burner and the size of the pan. The stove works well for our needs. Easy to light and to adjust flame size. We remove the utensils and small bowls from inside to be able to store the included sponge and stove plus to add a 4 oz isobutane canister for the stove, a section of camp towel (for drying after use/using as a hot pad), and a small bottle of Campsuds. All packs up compactly and fits nicely in packs. Seem durable enough to stand up to boy use for years!

I travel a lot for work. When I travel, I frequently stay at places that don't serve dinner nor have a kitchenette in my room. It can be really tiresome eating sandwiches, cereal, and take-out after awhile, with my only method of cooking until now being the dreaded microwave. I bought this little camping set so my dad and I could cook up a bit of food while we catch and release. I figured it also suited my needs during travel for work, so I took it with me to test it. In the picture you can see some spam I cooked in the back of my work van using the little stove this kit comes with (the Coleman is not included). It did an excellent job and cooked the spam through thoroughly, and it developed a nice crust. The stove heated the pan quickly as well, so I was able to enjoy my food in about 10 minutes. The kit itself comes with said stove and pan, as well as a pot, a wooden spoon, foldable utensils, a sponge, a small bowl, a measuring cup, and a lid for the pot. It (mostly) fits neatly inside the pot for easy storage. But, with it being rather cheap, it has some design flaws that cannot be overlooked. The pan and pot have very thin bottoms that will easily be burned through with repeated use. The flat bottom also means your food will cook far faster in the center than the outside of the pan/pot, so make sure to agitate your food frequently or it'll burn. The foldable utensils are nice, but they don't lock in easily. You kind of have to hold the lock to keep them from falling back shut. The stove has thin flanges for balancing the pot/pan, so you'll need to find the sweet spot to keep it up. It's not horrible, but you might find it difficult to use a pan that has a larger bottom. Finally, the kit doesn't really fit too neatly into the pot as it should. You will often find yourself taking things out and reorganizing them, only to find you made it worse. In my opinion, just leave the lid off until everything is inside the carry bag, then insert the lid and tighten it down. Overall, this kit is cheap for a reason. But don't let that deter you. It may be cheap, but it's a great small form factor portable kitchen on its own. I recommend buying this if you're only planning to use it on occasion. If you plan to use it for longer excursions or if you need to cook frequently while outside, maybe invest in a nicer quality kit.

Exactly what I wanted and needed comes with everything you need !!!