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Subject Topic: cooking while camping
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01/3/2009 at 9:55pm
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Hi all

just returning to camping i know u should neva cook in tent and doubt i'll use a utility tent does everyone keep moving cooker in and out of tent each time they cook? i used to thinkins my gear would go walkies if i didnt! I will need to warm milk up for my little boy as early as 5am average any ideas?? i used to use a bottle warmer on ehu with daughter suppose i could do that ideas please

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Depends on the site you are at, cooking equipment doesn't usually get stolen (unlike beer!), most campers respect each others equipment and leave it out, in fact gas bottles should be left out the tent anyway for safety reasons. Use a small gas stove to warm a pan of water for the bottle early morning.

By the way, welcome to the site, it's a good 'un!



01/3/2009 at 10:08pm
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Thanks for tip can't wait get back out did step up to caravanning but as i sell em i need a break from em lol.

seriously though well wen i can be that is! i will just see how i all goes got to pitch new tent yet lets hope for a good season so i wont mind cookin outside

wot airbeds do u use? need to get some

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01/3/2009 at 10:24pm
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Why not boil a pan of water before you go to bed then put it in a thermos. By 5am it will still be warm enough to heat baby's bottle, and you could sort his feed out inside the tent, without having to step outside into the chilly morning air, or having to turn a cooker on inside the tent.
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01/3/2009 at 10:31pm
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yes kinda thought of that will try it still i suppose i could walk the dog at that time

thanks claud I like this site it helped me pick my tent and like this forum i may well be askin u for more tips untill i get back in the groove n used to it

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If you have a cook stand and cooker outside the tent consider a barbecue cover for overnight or get a ripstop groundsheet and make your own, as said before,  boiling water and flasking it will be warm enough for babies bottle in the morning, camping is all about learning new ways and compromise, but there is always a way, don't worry about asking, we've all been there

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02/3/2009 at 8:36am
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Quote: Originally posted by tin pockets on 01/3/2009
Why not boil a pan of water before you go to bed then put it in a thermos. By 5am it will still be warm enough to heat baby's bottle, and you could sort his feed out inside the tent, without having to step outside into the chilly morning air, or having to turn a cooker on inside the tent.
Claud
thats exactly what we used to do at home - to save going downstairs and boiling the kettle in the middle of the night!  by the time we took her camping she didn't need a warmed bottle anymore.

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02/3/2009 at 9:47am
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Quote: Originally posted by eel28 on 02/3/2009
Quote: Originally posted by tin pockets on 01/3/2009
Why not boil a pan of water before you go to bed then put it in a thermos. By 5am it will still be warm enough to heat baby's bottle, and you could sort his feed out inside the tent, without having to step outside into the chilly morning air, or having to turn a cooker on inside the tent.
Claud

thats exactly what we used to do at home - to save going downstairs and boiling the kettle in the middle of the night!  by the time we took her camping she didn't need a warmed bottle anymore.


Good tip, 'cos I never thought of it - many thanks. I shall pass this onto Beloved Daughter



02/3/2009 at 11:29am
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We used to use a flask for night feeds too. Another option would be to buy one of these.

We have the had warmers and they are very good so would think these are pretty nifty too.

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