Old 09-27-18, 03:54 AM
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Originally Posted by EarlVanDorn
As I've already said, I'm going to refrain from buying an induction plate on this trip. If traveling with a group I might do differently. I just ordered a 19-ounce collapsible electric kettle that weighs a pound that I can use to make coffee in the morning and maybe some oatmeal; all of the campsites have electricity. I also bought two Mountain Home freeze-dried meals that I can make with hot water that I can use if I want to eat at the campsite. The rest of the time I'll eat out.

I said in my first post that I had never bike-camped in my life. Forgive me if my question might have seemed dumb or over-the-top to you. And thanks to those who responded.
Earl,

Look into the Trangia complete cookset. https://www.amazon.com/TRANGIA-27-3-...ywords=trangia Cheap, simple to use, reliable, and has a long history of use. Fuel is available anywhere.
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