🏕️ Complete 18PCS Camping Cookware Mess Kit with Kettle, Mat, and More - Lightweight and Portable Cooking Set for Hiking, Backpacking, and Outdoor Adventures Review

Everything fits easily in a backpack, so perfect for camping. It also takes up almost no space in the RV. If you just need to cook for one or two people, this is absolutely all you need and it's really easy. The only thing I threw away and replaced was the cleaning sponge because it was a loofah sponge made from a plant and contains bacteria so I wanted something the same size but more hygienic. Simple solution! Everything comes together in a small capsule. Really smart!

Good: - Utensils and gear are versatile and compact. . We needed instructions because the bowls didn't fit. The metal hinges on the pans seemed to trap the water. The cups were difficult to stack. I ordered the Erebus 18 piece camping cookware set. We liked this set because it contained very useful tools for our recent hike. The set is thought out to the smallest detail and includes simple elements such as a washcloth, a universal cover and a small bag for storing dishes. For our overnight…

*The Sporka is not pictured because I didn't realize I had dropped it. Nice set for 30€. The set includes fork, spoon, knife, spatula, plastic plate/cutting board, stirrer, 2 silicone and collapsible cups, 3 plastic bowls, ladle, frying pan, saucepan, kettle, small lid, large lid, picnic mat, carabiner, sponge and a mesh carry bag. As with most travel gear, some Tetris skills can come in handy for putting all the pieces back together. This set is not designed for open flames or heavy use, but…

- Made in China - This has been a popular item with overseas AliBaba resellers lately. Sets in all sizes. Don't forget to check the price - fork is ok, sharp enough but not too sharp - knife is not serrated but has a bit of a sharp edge, that's ok - spoon is decent enough but edges are a bit rough. It's more like a tablespoon in size - Spork is a bit odd to me. With a wooden mini spatula and ladle, you don't really need it — a 1-inch piece of loofah is fine, but very rough on a non-stick…