Are you tired of the hustle and bustle of modern life and looking to escape into the great outdoors? If so, wild camping in Ireland might be just what you need. Wild camping is the practice of camping in remote locations, away from designated campsites, without amenities or facilities. It’s a way to truly connect … Read more
I’m a chef who loves to get outdoors and cook. I have used many different camping stoves over the years, and the Vango Atom Stove is one I love and would highly recommend for the following reasons. The Vango Atom Stove is a lightweight and compact burner. It is suitable for boiling water fast and … Read more
The Platypus Quickdraw hollow fibre Microfilter combined with a water bladder is a fill-and-squeeze water filter. It filters 1l of water in under a minute and can fit 28mm soda bottle treads. It Removes 99.9999% Bacteria and 99.9% Protozoa. I bought my Platypus Quickdraw Microfilter and bladder over a year ago and have it with … Read more
Titanium Cookware is best for boiling water as it doesn’t distribute heat evenly. Aluminum cookware distributes heat evenly and is less likely to burn food. Aluminum cookware costs less than Titanium and slightly more weight. Aluminum Cookware is more functional than Titanium Cookware. I love to camp, and being a Chef, I love my equipment … Read more
To cook food on a hike, you need a camping stove, fuel, and a ready-to-eat meal that requires water and a long-handled spoon. Place the water into your cooking stove and heat, then add to your ready-to-eat meal and seal. Once the cooking time has passed, use a long-handled spoon to eat from the pouch. … Read more
Stainless steel camping cookware is durable, cleans easily and won’t react with acidic foods. They tend to scorch food due to hot spots, can cost more and are not the lightest of options for camping. Stainless Steel is great for camping as long as you know its limitations. As a chef who loves to get … Read more
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