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Subject Topic: family sized pan set
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04/5/2010 at 4:47pm
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i am looking for a replacement pan set..

i have always used one of those aliminium stacking sets..with the tiny kettle, just as the family got bigger, i bought another one...and another one!

so was wondering ... thinking about cooking on the woodburner AND the gas, therfore would have to be suitable for all types of heat.

but the main requirement is size..cos, after all..."size IS important!"

any ideas..tried and tested or simply know where to find!!??

thanks in advance

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04/5/2010 at 4:53pm
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I'd buy a couple of decent sized stock pots, you can stand them inside buckets and pack other stuff in them.

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04/5/2010 at 7:09pm
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hi tina we have the coleman family pan set . decent sized pans the biggest stockpot is huuge . you get 2 pans & a large deep frying pan & we paid £20 for them

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04/5/2010 at 7:26pm
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We have the coleman pans too...not sure how they`d do on the log burner though

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04/5/2010 at 7:41pm
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We just use normal pans that you would use at home. He particularly like the Tefal Hot spot wok type pan we have had for years. The othres he bought from Asda.

For your Wood burner you need something far better than the thin camping pans. Nice big stock pot (as suggested above)

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04/5/2010 at 8:00pm
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I sold my Coleman pans (unused) recently as I just didnt like the handle, theres only the one and I worried it would come loose and I would drop the pan. We just use normal ones, did get two deep frying pans from Argos last year with folding handles to save space.

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04/5/2010 at 9:57pm
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We have great set from Millets - which are aluminium and pretty huge and all fit intside each other.  handles are good (1 on each side) and not the clip on type which so often go horribly wrong (especially when you lose one!!)

Think the are probably eurohike - but on searching looks like they don't make them anymore   that's just tragic!! sorry i've not been very helpful.



05/5/2010 at 7:59pm
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The red coleman ones are great. They are a good size and a nice thick material. And a decent non stick coating too.

Easily make enough food for us and 3 kids in them.

Used ours on the campfire at easter with no problems.

The handle is a bit odd, but we havent dropped a pan yet.  Draining pasta is tricky.

Theres a thread about them somewhere...



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i've got the red coleman ones as well

 

what about a dutch oven for the wood stove?




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