WE have our travel kettle sitting in the tent beside the fridge, so the milk is handy as well. I have to say we only camp in France or Spain so the tent door is open nearly allday so condensation is no problem. Remember if you want to use a kettle in Europe most sites only supply 6 amps so a low wattage kettle is essential. Ours has to be refilled about four times to cope with breakfast demand.
Quote: Originally posted by sparepeg on 24/4/2010
NOOOOOOOO!!! A cuppa in my spcial melamine mug is a camping essential! Best stick with the suitcase stove then. Who takes china cups/mugs rather than plastic? I am better with crockery that bounces, both at home and camping!
I didn't fancy lugging a mug accross the country last time we went camping so I bought one for about 10p in a charity shop when we got there, the morning cuppa just isn't the same when it's drunk out of plastic.
Urgh, tried melamine, but sorry it makes tea taste funny. Pot mugs for us, just wrapped up in a teatowel in the kitchen box. Have melamine plates and bowls no problem though.
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Topic: Using electric kettle in tent
