Review on 🍳 Stanley Adventure Prep + Cook Set - 1.58 Quart, Stainless Steel: Ultimate Outdoor Cooking Companion by Beth Smith

I actually saw this at Wally World but I bought it from Revain. I was shocked! Someone at Stanley has gone to great lengths to get this kitchen set at a really good price. I didn't even know Stanley made such devices. I also bought a Stanley Adventure Camp cook set with a small saucepan and two plastic cups. Priced at around $40, these two sets give you everything two people need in one compact, compact set that isn't too heavy for backpacking. This isn't an ultra-light titanium set, but it covers all the basic needs for about 1/4 the cost of these sets. After using the Adventure Camp and Adventure Camp Prep kits for a week, I love everything Stanley has done in both of those kits. except bucket and spatula. The ladle is too big to use in a saucepan and the spatula is useless in a deep saucepan. If you don't have any other pots or pans, I would throw away the ladle and spatula. A spoon will give this little pot a good stir and you can simply pour the contents into the bowls. Although the bowls are a bit heavy for hiking, they do a great job of protecting your hands from hot food and keeping them warm even in cold weather. Whatever plastic Stanley chooses for these bowls, it's easy to clean with a little water. If you want to save some space and weight, you can also throw away bowl lids/cutting boards/plates. I personally use bowls 90% of the time.