Reviewed: Volcano pot Posted on 6 June 2013 This super little pot isn’t called the Volcano for nothing. Once warmed, the small pot retains its heat for what seems like an aeon after it’s whipped off the cooker and keeps food warm enough for a second helping. Volcano pot cooking up popcorn It’s part of a robust range of fireside cookware especially designed for continual rugged use. Made from thick and sturdy steel, it’s good and heavy in the hand – this is the kind of gear that feels as if it will stand the test of time and countless kilometres with you on your travels. Volcano pot with lid It may seem ridiculous to get excited about the lid too, but believe me when I say it’s pretty watertight – no spills while being carried and no seepage during cooking. Costs R469,95 (pot) and R169,95 (lid). Outdoor Warehouse, tel 0800-003-051, www.outdoorwarehouse.co.za. Related Posts Trialed and tested: our top camping chairs 3 August 2022 Nothing ruins sundowners or fireside chats like the lack of a camping chair. We scoured... read more Now this is the (van) life – nomads who live on the road 19 August 2021 Can anything quite compare to the freedom of having all your needs behind you and... read more Hiking gear that won’t break the bank 7 April 2021 It’s no secret that expensive hiking gear usually means lower weight, higher quality and a... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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