Travel dishes are items, which help to prevent excess items from getting into food and help maintain hygiene on the go.
How to choose a tourist dishes?
Camping travel dishes are divided into two categories:
- 1. Individual - KLMN (Cup, the spoon, bowl, knife).
- 2. Public - Boilers, teapots, ladles, water tanks and t. d.
When choosing an individual set of camping dishes, you must rely on first, on your physical strength and habitual diet. Picking up a plate, think about, so you can always take yourself a full portion, but at the same time so that she does not get lost in the expanses of dishes, forcing you to carry extra cargo with you.
The spoon, a fork or sticks is everyone’s choice, but with a spoon you can always eat more types of food, than with any other cutlery. The knife is not that, how do you protect yourself from hostile nature, and first of all the subject, with which you open canned food and cut sausage. In addition to being overweight, large knives carry a high probability of breaking them out through the contents of your backpack.
The mug is that, that will warm you in the cold season and help you drink life-giving moisture from a clean stream. Plastic or metal mugs are best suited for hiking.. Plastic very light. Metal - Hardy.
Mugs are divided into thermomugs and ordinary. Contigo thermal mugs able to keep contents temperature stable for a long time. An ordinary metal mug can easily be put on a heating pad, to quickly boil water for yourself.
The choice of group tourist dishes always depends on the size of the group. To cook soup normally, cauldron volume approximately 0.3–0.5 liters per person.
The choice of the type of boiler depends on the type of fuel, which you plan to use. For a gas burner or multi-fuel tank, a pot with a flat bottom and a radiator is suitable, helping to boil water very quickly. For bonfire lovers, a bowler hat with a rounded bottom and from a coarser material is better, able to withstand soot and other side effects of cooking on an open fire.
It is also very important to take care of the water tanks. Even if there is potentially a lot of water in the area of your visit, don't forget, that not all of it may be potable and, possibly, you will need to carry a lot of water over a long distance. Flexible buckets can be used to save weight and volume., which in their waterproofing properties are in no way inferior to their rigid hull counterparts, but it is much easier and without problems when folded to fit into any, even a very small pocket.
You can learn more about how to choose the right travel ware for a trip from the video for this article..
