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[at-l] Bakepacking Ovens
- Subject: [at-l] Bakepacking Ovens
- From: afn04345@afn.org (Steve Dopp)
- Date: Tue, 4 Feb 1997 11:56:27 -0500
Yes, the Bakepacker Oven will drain more of your fuel. I suppose you could
use the heated water for other foods. However, the Bakepacker is made out
of aluminum, so there may be quite a bit of aluminum in the leftover water.
I throw the heated water away.
Scoob wrote:
>I'd love to be able to make some basic baked goods along the Trail,
>but I'm sort of a boil and sit kind of camp cook (cous-cous and
>instant rice, etc.)... Is the extra fuel it takes to bake stuff a
>concern? I'm not familiar with the exact design of these bakers;
>coud you use the water in the bottom of the pot to cook something
>else as well? Just curious. Thanks,
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