Food while walking/backpacking seems to be a matter of taste (if you’ll excuse the pun). I put together my own freeze dried meals for car camping. For example, 1 Mugshot pasta packet makes a pleasant snack while two make a meal. Add soy mince and freeze dried peppers, or carrots and onions, and you have a bolognese-type meal. Mugshots cost 80p but you can often buy them for 50p. OR take 100g couscous and add seasoning, soy chunks, freeze dried peas, sweet corn, onion etc, add hot water and you have a hot meal after 8-10 mins. There’s a good choice of freeze dried veg and fruit on EBay. They’re not too expensive if bought in small quantities (you only need a tablespoon of this or that for each meal). For me, being vegetarian, these meals work well. Look out for Minute rice or quick porridge oats too. I put together a range of breakfast porridge’s which are tasty and filling. All cost a fraction of the branded freeze dried meals. But, you get best results with freeze dried veg and fruit. If possible, avoid dehydrated veg (there is a difference between the two). You can by these by the kilo on EBay but they’re nowhere near as good for homemade camping meals. Finally, the ingredients for one meal are stored in a plastic bag. I reconstitute them in a GSI Fairshare Mug and eat them from the mug.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Emma! Some great info there. I’ve been looking into making my own meals and will hopefully be giving it a go soon. I’ll pin this info for others to see. 😊👍

@Curlew-Corner

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors I’m not very good at using KZread. I have a picture I could have attached and could provide a link to my original web find: a lady in the USA who makes meals using freeze dried ingredients for her husband and sons when they go backpacking. I mentioned that I use a GSI Fairshare Mug to reconstitute my meals. I also have a set of GSI nesting bowls. The inner is insulated and has a lid. Each bowl holds circa 500ml. I can also make my meals in the lidded bowl which then fits into a Gram Counter pouch to keep it warm while ‘cooking’. If readers don’t want to buy the Gram Counter pouch they can use an Amazon pouch-type A4 bag/envelope which Amazon use to send books etc. It works the same way and costs nothing. Although I have some super GSI pans, Teflon lined, etc, and can make a ‘proper’ meal in them, I like the simplicity of just adding hot water. Re alcohol stoves: I have a Trangia 27 and a Mini. I recently cooked a Sunday dinner using both (apple sauce, 4 veg snd a vegetarian pulled pork burger).

@optomisticostomistsmith501

3 жыл бұрын

Soinds a great idea

@linedwell

3 жыл бұрын

Here's a couple recipes: Packet of microwave rice.... Just eat it... They don't need heating. 🤪 Morning breakfast: in a small zip lock: 40g porridge' oats 10g powdered milk, 10g sugar. Put in a mug, Add hot water, stir. Instant porridge for a few pence a portion. Packet cous cous, add water, chop up a pepperami and throw in. Idaho mash potato packet Ziplock bag with 20g frozen sweet corn. Add hot water to mash, add sweetcorn, eat. Take a potlesss pot noodle... Easy peasy, just empty a pot noodle contents into a ziplock bag. Then when you want to eat it, empty it into a mug, add hot water, stir, enjoy. Or... Failing all that... Take cheese sarnies and a tomato cup a soup. Dip sarnies in soup to eat. 😉😜

@optomisticostomistsmith501

3 жыл бұрын

Where do you get your freeze dried veg

As a Brit in Norway I got an early introduction to REAL Turmat and have consumed many over the years. They are tasty filling meals, never found anything better, and NEVER regret the extra few quid when on a week long trek and wanting to look forward to food rather than force it down. Top stuff in my book!

@pluffer96

2 жыл бұрын

Well said, life's to short to eat crap.

I use bio ethanol for my Trangia - it is quite cheap from B&Q - a 2l bottle is £8.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah someone else mentioned that earlier, I’ll give it a try. Thanks Phil 👍

@mavicprotoe3959

2 жыл бұрын

5l meths is 20 pounds in tool station i have a trangia in my van in work for brekkies had it 15 years its a belter

We will take a happy 2nd ☕❤ great walk out and lovely scenery, very enjoyable. Well done on waiting for the stove, we are not sure what went wrong there. Maybe like you say contaminated fuel, wait and see if someone else knows I guess 🤗 keep the videos coming, you are smashing them and gratz in 2k subs too! Catch you soon, Ceri and Kat ❤☕👍

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

🥈😁

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks guys! I’m taking it out again tomorrow to try and cook some ‘real’ food on it. I’ll keep the fuel undiluted and see how it goes. I probably just need to be more patient 😂 hope you’re both well 👍

I have a Trangia , a BRS3000 and a Jobsworth Jetboil style. Trangia is nice as it's silent and relaxing, just set it up, leave it be, and relax in nature for 10 minutes. BRS is nice as it's so light, in a heavier pack with miles to do, light stove is good. Jobsworth / Jetboil is good if there's more than just me going and I'm boiling for 2. Personally, I like BRS, I like Jobsworth / Jetboil but I love the Trangia.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

I need to give the trangia a few more try outs I think 👍

I have that exact same stove. The pot stand is (almost) useless. Your cooking pot needs to be 1" - 1.5" above the top of the stove. To achieve this with that stand you have to sit the stand (right way up) on top of the burner. The locator tabs inside the stand are just for stopping the burner rattling about during transport. Throw the stand in a drawer and use something else (I use a wood stove). With the right set-up these are great little stoves, especially when used with the flame adjuster. Keep the good vids coming Pal.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Ah makes sense - thanks Ken 👍

On point re the meal price Ben. A Brit 24hr ration pack for just over 10 quid for 3 meals and snacks. For me is a no brainer. Useful on days walk. Nice scenery and vid. Chaz.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Chaz. I’ll have a look at ration packs 👍

Firstly, another very nice and gentle vid. Meths not only smells but it soots up your pots horribly. I use white bio-ethenol fuel (vango do one) the neither smells and doesn't soot up nearly as much.LNT. All the best, CBB1

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate I’ll look into it! 👍

@FENCYCLIST

3 жыл бұрын

If you mix a bit of water with the meths, that helps to reduce the soot.

@jock308

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors B&Q for bioethanol

Hey Ben glad to watch you try it an alcohol stove. For me it's my go to, find my trangia to be about 50% slower than by fire maple canister stove - so about 5-6 mins for a large cup of water approx 250-300ml say. Points I have learned. Slightly wider pot seems to help with a lid, plus a good windshield. Also hacienda bio ethanol from b&q, no water dilution- as everyone else said... Finally, a pot stand that has the bottom of the pot between 3-4 cm from the top of the stove. Someone has done studies out in the interweb and that is the ideal height for quicker boils. Finally, not all alcohol stoves have the same flame pattern/jets. I know it's a little pricier, but a genuine trangia is still yours for only £10ish and you have a stand already...👍😀

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Austin 👍I’m gonna give it another go with undiluted fuel and see how it goes 😊

I enjoyed you trip. I watch a number of vids from America on stoves and have never seen them add water to the fuel. Interesting.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

A few people say it helps reduce soot, and some say it's an old wives tale 😊

Long time Trangia user here..my oldest one dates from the last century! Trangia burners are still better than the knock off copies,meths from home bargains or bio ethanol from b&q But I'd encourage you to go home-made for the lightest/cheapest results..my corner shop is doing 2x 500ml bottles of alcohol hand gel for £1 currently,take the wax out of a tea-light and fill with gel,place inside small,clean tincan with a 75x25 mm slot cut out of one side..angle slot away from wind for integrated pot stand and wind shield I carry 200 ml gel (50ml a day plenty for 2 meals and 2 drinks a day) Total weight for stove and gel is 250g

Ayup! Good vid, nice place. Yeah I use both alcohol and gas stoves, if am going on a long one day I use the alcohol stove, I’ve got the trangia with the lil cross thing pot stand, I use alcohol from B&M cheap as chips, me personally I don’t mix with water, never had any issues. Like you said does take that but more time but if your sat on a hill some place it’s doesn’t really matter. If am camping like next week I’ll use my gas as it’ll be used more, brewing/cooking and what not. Think I’ll get one of them pot stands though as it’s easier to snuff the flame out and save fuel, rather than tryna take a hot cross stand off first. All the best look forward to your next vid 👍

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Steven - stay safe 👍

Well the stove was not what I expected but I'll still give it a go great content as always hope you sort fuel out Ben 💪💪👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

I’m gonna try it with full fuel tomorrow 🤞

@wozwandering4255

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors be good to know how it goes Ben got be a better boiling time as enough people use them 🤞🤞

Good on you for giving an honest review. Keep up the good work. 👍

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Mike - will do 👍

Grats on 2k subscribers Ben, was laughing at the culture shock on changing to the alcohol stove. Patience is key 😂 I too use the clear bio-ethanol fuel like someone mentioned earlier, takes about 5 minutes to boil up your hot choc in a low wind. Atb Steve

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Steve! I definitely need to learn a bit of patience I think 😁I’ll try the clear fuel as well 👍

i was watching,and then an add came on so i left,what happened anyway? only kidding i'm a fan of what your doing keep it going,subbed you too

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

😁 Thanks for watching Paddy 👍

Enjoyed the video, that looked like a really lovely walk. I use a little bcb firedragon, either with a gel fuel tab or a 'hobo stove' I made myself out of an old shoe polish tin stuffed with coiled stove rope & then add alcohol/meths onto it, burns for 15 mins+. Also love my Honey Stove, folds down flat, burns twigs or can be configured to hold an alcohol burner. All the best 👍 great channel sir.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

It was great. I’ve been back there a few times since 😊👍

Try a MSR whisperlite International stove, a litre bottle of petrol lasts days. I have alcohol stoves and use bioethanol it burns cleaner.

Good stuff Ben. It’s a shame that meal is so expensive as it’s right up to my street as a meal choice. I could be tempted to give one a try at some point. Can’t beat a nice waterfall on a walk too. That’s a really nice one that you came across. Congratulations on the 2k subs by the way. Brilliant to see you doing so well 👍

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Anthony! The waterfall was amazing - my camera skills aren’t anywhere near good enough to capture it all properly 😁it’s worth trying the meals or keeping an eye out in case they go on sale 👍

Well done for having a go with the alcohol stove, I’ve been using the Trangia for years. A couple of tips to get the best out of it and improve the boil time: 1. Ditch the meths and use Bio -Ethanol, it’s cleaner, more efficient and much more environmentally friendly. 2. Adding water to the meths does cut the soot but it also reduces the heat it produces. Another reason to go Bio-Ethanol. 3. Use the pot stand the stove came with instead of the cross stand. The stoves have an optimum effective distance from stove to pot, normally around an inch and a half. The pot stand is made to factor that in. Those cross stands are ok, but you’re not going to get the best out of the stove. Give it another go, I no longer use my gas stoves, Trangia all the way. This meals you had are good aren’t they ? Agree they are very expensive though, the Summit to Eat are good value I think but I mostly cook fresh food when I go out. Nice video matey 👍

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Mark! I’ve just had a second attempt and it was much better - same fuel but used the pot stand as you say. The meal was by far the best I’ve had but it is reflected in the price. I will have the odd one for a treat though 😁

Ay up Ben 😎 The walk looked great I'll definitely be heading over there as I'm only in Belper so not far. I'm not sure a fuel stove is for me, but never say never. Great vid though and I'm surprised there wasn't more people about.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Ayup Justin! It’s definitely worth a ride out there Bit of a hidden gem I think. There’s still lots of it left of or me to explore too 😊👍

Ayup! 👋 Those bridges and walkways looked different, and the lake with the swan was very picturesque. Ah yes, the well known UK law of Bank Holiday rain 😂👍I'm glad you found a shelter. I like alcohol stoves, gas canisters make me nervous. I don't know why it took so long for your water to boil, maybe try less water next time. That meal seemed alright but for £9.99? 😲 The waterfall cured my shock 👌

I love alcohol stoves. I bought that pot stand thing you have and found every time I used it that it really stifles the flame and prevents the burner working properly. The bit you used to raise it off the ground is a far better option as a pot stand and should speed up your boil time considerably.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

I’ll give that a go next time, it was just a bit too wide for my titanium pot. Thanks for watching Rob 👍

Thanks Ben great video! Sorry I’m a bit late coming to the party but here are my thoughts, for what there worth😂 Yes the pulled pork was “expensive “ but you have to remember these meals are designed for the Norwegian Armed forces so a huge amount of research has gone into producing the product, also for whatever reason anything coming out of Norway is always going to be expensive! As for the stove, yes I think there was probably a tad to much water! 6-8min is an average sort of time you can expect, you must also make sure you use a wind shield fully, it will definitely help reduce boil times, as for the soothing really not a problem, just wipe the pot bottom on moss or grass to keep the worst off till you get home! Ps like most things in life you get what you pay for! The turmat meals are the gold standard for dehydrated meals for good reason. Thanks once again regards from deepest Dorset 👍

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Clive, Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I haven't tried the alcohol stove again yet but will give it another go 👍

Great little vlog loved tge cups so bought two 😊 maybe set up you own amazon page with links you may get some sort of oayout or percentage. Gonna try an alcohol stove i had a gas cannister failure with a cheap burner so lesson learnt.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching mate. The links in my video descriptions are affiliate links but they’re not really worth bothering with. Shame about the burner - which one was it?

@optomisticostomistsmith501

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors it was a cheap Japanese knock off. I have others but just a bit bigger better quality though. 😉 Keep the vlogs coming im yet to build the confidence to do an overnighter at the age of 60 lol 😂

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

@@optomisticostomistsmith501 will do mate. My advice would be just do it - the more you think about it the more you’ll worry. Once you e done the first one there’ll be no stopping you 😊

I have never had any problems with soot using a meths burner and I don’t add any water to the fuel. The brass will discolour due to the heat from the flame. I find that it takes about 10 minutes to boil water but this varies depending on how much water is in your pot. So if you are in a hellfire hurry for a brew, forget about alcohol stoves!! A good idea to smear a little Vaseline over the seal inside the lid of the stove.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I think I just need to learn a bit of patience with it 😊

@onlycompetitions5083

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors Be careful using the alcohol stove because in bright sunlight the flame is almost invisible.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

@@onlycompetitions5083 I could hardly see it the other day in the rain 😬

Well you asked for it, alcohol: I have the red camp, a homemade Penny stove, a homemade cat can stove, a beer can stove, a Red Bull stove, a home made Altoids stove and last but not least a tuna can stove. Just the ones I use kinda often as the mood strikes, I have other's. I have four different gas stoves not going to go into all of them right here, I have three different solid fuel stoves, I have a wood reburner, an Emberlit stove which can be used with wood, alcohol, solid fuel and pretty much anything else you want to put in it, I have a homemade coffee can stove, and these are just a few of my backpacking stoves. Not going into the car camping stoves, not enough space or time. They are all my favorite when I'm using it, 😁 I really love the alcohol stoves for the quite, not the speed and I love the wood stoves for the ambience and watching the cave man tv

@DaleyOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

...you have too many stoves. Feel free to send some to me 😁

@kokopelau6954

2 жыл бұрын

@Daley Life Outdoors have you looked into how to make any of the alcohol stoves out of beer can, soda cans, Red Bull cans, and tuna cans, and things like that? One of my favorites of those is the cat can stove made out of a cat food can and a tomato paste can, or a tuna can and a slightly bigger can on the inside to give it more stability for a large pot. The cat can stove will boil almost as fast as a gas stove. If you work at it you can even set up a simmer ring for slow cooking.

@DaleyOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

@@kokopelau6954 Yes I've seen a few videos showing how they're made. I already have an alcohol stove though, I don't need any more :)

@kokopelau6954

2 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors ah. But it's fun!

I am a fan of alchol stoves and own the same stove you have there as well as a proper trangia and some home made stoves. I like the fact you always know how much fuel you have with you and that you can take only the amount fuel you need saving space and weight in your pack. That did seem like a long boil time for an alcohol stove. It is important to always use a wind sheild with alcohol stoves and the sheild should surround the stove and pot as much as possible. Aslo getting the sheild close to the pot and stove helps to direct more of the heat to the pot. Cheers.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Chris 👍I don’t think my windshield is that great - I might try making one. Thanks for watching mate 😊

@chrisgreen8916

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors Your wind sheild looks fine to me, I think it would have been more effective if you used the stove in its stand the correct way around and wrapped the wind sheild round it just leaving a gap for the pot handle to stick out. The cross pot stand should fit in the stove while the stove is in the stove stand, at lease it does in my stove and stand. Looking forward to seeing you give it another go.

i got that exact stove kit ..works great prob been said allready .think you put to much water in the fuel. ...Great channel glad i found it.Honest reviews...Great to see some cheaper kit too... ATB..👍👍

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I think it was a massive schoolboy error 😁I’ll try it without water next time. Cheers Craig 👍

You are a true LNT wild camper. Great video.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

100% LNT 👍

I got one of those, i find it does the job nicely and came with a nice drawstring bag as well.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah mine camp in a bag too 😊Thanks for watching mate 👍

@marksadventures3889

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors Thanks pal, i make my own meals - that way i know what's in them. plus it's about 8 quid cheaper! I got a food flask and that works great and a plastic mug with locking top with a pin hole to let steam out. The flask keeps food hot for 5 hours that i know it does, i think the company claim longer.

U can flip the cross stand to get a bit more height, if ur looking for that 1 1/4" sweet spot. I've a titanium Evernew knockoff with 2 levels of burners, that I like for boiling water right quick, tho u can get a liter to boil on 1oz/30ml fuel if u have time (15-20min) and put ur pot on the first row, after it's bloomed & coming out of 2nd row of jets, no need for a pot stand, even. But with alcohol stoves, a windscreen is required. But for real cooking on an alcohol stove, it's hard to beat the trangia's simmer ring, or ur knockoff's simmer ring/snuffer. I have a Bushcraft Essential's Bushbox Ti knockoff pot stand/stove that'll accommodate the trangia's simmer ring at the right height, but also burn wood, or solid fuel, or even wood pellets! I love alcohol stoves. Nice & quiet, doesn't throw off alot of light, if ur stealth camping, in fact it's difficult to see the flame during the day. And u can bring just enough fuel for a couple meals & a brew or 2, vs a canister stove, ur guessing & still have the weight of the canister. I have canister stoves too, for when we have a fire ban during the summer. 👍😎🤙🇨🇦

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with your points, I just need more practice with it I think 😁 Thanks for watching Daniel 👍

Hi Don’t normally bother to comment on things but really enjoying the vids. Done a lot of hiking but not as much hiking/camping as I’d like, certainly not in recent times. Got some gear I’ve had for a while that seem in good condition (Old Vango tent, name escapes me). Hope to get out camping, maybe if we ever get a summer (Though I can handle some rain!). You must be well stocked up on gear with all these hauls! Sports Direct always seem as good a place as any for boots, often have Karrimor for reasonable price. Gonna check out, was it M&M as well. Thanks

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks guys! Glad you’re enjoying the videos 😊 I have some Karrimor boots from sports direct that I use in the winter. They’re great, especially for the price! 👍

Bioethanol... use it neat, seems to burn hotter and cleaner in my opinion.🔥👍

Ben, how about making your own alcohol stove and doing a comparison between your new one and homemade one..now that would be “compelling” viewing😆

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

I’m sure it would 😁probably involve a trip to A&E and loss of a few digits as well 😂

@philferguson7469

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors I buy you a pack of Mr Bump magic plasters....there you go all better now...go on KZread there easy to make...I take it you do know about KZread? 😂😂😂

I don't add water to meths but do test run a new stove to burn off the manufacturers finish. Second burn up should perform better.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, I still haven't tried it again yet 🙈

Love your hike,i love my baileys stove.debs

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Debs! 👍

@debsmostexcellentadventure5353

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors It was my pleasure,you have a really good channel.debs.

I got the same stove like you say to see what the fuss was about. It took such a long time to boil my water too, I didn’t dilute my meths either ????? Guess that’s just the way they burn. Thank you for your time and effort

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

At least it’s not just me then 😁I’m going to try cooking some food with it tomorrow (without diluting) and see if it’s better for that 👍

@annebeginn2034

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors good luck, I guess the problem might be we’ve been spoilt with gas lol. I also bought one of the army gel stoves, that boiled quicker if I remember rightly., which I do rather like 😬

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

@@annebeginn2034 I might need to try one of them as well 😁did you see my other video with the trekology draw?

@annebeginn2034

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors oh no I didn’t lol. Omg 😆 wow I never win anything 😂 thank you very much, I had forgotten all about that to be honest

I've never added water to my Trangia. I use the BushBox UL as a stand which also gives me the option of using it as a twig stove. I hated the height and instibility of my cheap gas stove. Looked like it would fall over at any second.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Some gas stoves can be terrible, most are ok if you add feet onto the canister

Thanks for sharing buddy… i use bio fuel (from b&q) in my trangia , not diluted in any way… it’s very clean burning so no need to dilute… give that a go… takes about 7-8 min to boil approx 300ml for a coffee, so your timing for a larger water qty for a meal is prob not too far out… cheers

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mark I’ll give that a go! 👍

@thewiltshirewomble

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors i should have added … it’s bio ethanol. £8 for 2L currently at b&q

Great vid and good to see you out and not stuck behind a desk, I've been looking at or making my own fuel burner (out of a shoe polish tin ) and judging by other vids I've seen it seems that they do take that long to boil, not sure if you had a lid on the pot ? But that seems to speed it up slightly, got those panther trousers btw absolutely love them mate, can see me getting a few more pairs, I did a short vid in them other day when I hiked up into the cleveland hills and got caught in a snow storm it's on my channel if you wanna look, but they preformed brilliant so cheers for that, when did you say you were raffling the hilliberg off ?? 😂😂😂

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah the lid was on mate I think I just need to be patient 😁yay another Panther fan! They are ace aren’t they! I’ll check your vid out mate 👍

@Mickoutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors wife loves them too, oh been in Asda today and they have more camping stuff in, I got a fold flat dog water bowl for a quid comes with a little carribiner as well, also a small mag lite type torch but it also pulls down to become a tent lamp only 2 quid and my worst buy a 2.50 compass look alike of the Silvia ones but this points in any direction but north 🤣🤣🤣 you must be due a wild camp soon mate ?? 😉

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mickoutdoors ah I’ll have to nip in and have a look! Should be wild camping next week. Hike and stove cooking tomorrow 👍

I use a Maple Fire pot with my Trangia, it halfs the time. Get them from AliExpress.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks David, I'll take a look at them 👍

@danielsingh9415

3 жыл бұрын

Is that the one with the heat exchanger?

@davidbrown8947

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielsingh9415 Yes, I think their about £18

Feed a group of 6 in Wetherspoons!! Brilliant!!!! But you need food when you trek to the toilets in a Spoons!!

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Haha you sure do! And a map and compass! 😁

Meths is 1.75 for 500ml at home bargains in decorating section. I like it with coke on the rocks ( about 2gm). Sleep like a corpse. 🤣

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Haha - must be an aquifer taste 🤣

And I thought Peak Refuel was a ripoff... geez those prices are highway robbery. You know it costs like $1 to make those. They're enjoying their lambos.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly! It was god to try it out but I wouldn’t use my own money on them 😁

I have a real turmat meal to try, just wanted really to see if there worth the money.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a tough one. They are mega expensive BUT also mega delicious. Guess it depends how much money you have to spare 😁Thanks for watching mate 👍

What a great vid mate :) totally on your level:) £10 is a bit steep:( we do like to see the stove doin its thing:)

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching mate 👍I’m hoping to try a few more things with the stove in my upcoming vids 😊

I’ve found alcohol stoves are very slow compared to the gas stoves, a wind shield may help, I’ve not heard of the adding water to reduce the sooting of your pot before.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah it sounds like I just need to be a bit more patient 😁Thanks for watching mate 👍

Alocs do a copy of the alpkit bruler alcohol stove stand on aliexpress for a 1/3 of the price. Decent bit of kit and does away with the wind shield so saves some weight... Definitely worth adding to your alcohol stove collection that you've started 😉😏

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Argh! I’m gonna have to buy one of them now 🤣

Nice 1👍👍👍

@DaleyOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers mate 👍

Another cracking video I like using meth stove when no need to rush some do take a while to bloom I use a pan with the fins underneath like on jet boils which speeds time up

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Ah good idea! Cheers Lee I’ll give that a try 👍

I've found that if you're on a multi-day trip hiking 10 or more miles a day with scrambling and elevation changes in North America, you almost have to take some freeze-dried meals with you. Great scenery and music, Ben! With regards to my previous comment that you said went over your head, I'll give you a hint, it was political satire. Peace

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

That would explain it 😁 yes I think for multi day trips lightweight meals are essential. Thanks for watching as always Brent - stay safe 👍

Stick to pie and chips 🤣👍

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

I might need to 😁

Using that type of pot stand doesn't help the boil I've found, they distrupt the bloom and flame pattern. I had Real Turmat Chicken Tikka when I was in the peaks the other week. It was nice but not sure it was 9 quid nice. Lee

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Ah cheers Lee, I’ll try it with the bigger stand tomorrow (cooking some real food up) 👍

Been watching the outdoor gear review rave about the reindeer meal for a while now. Just the prices are a bit toppy.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah they are. I only tried this as I was sent it. Don’t think I’d have paid a tenner. Good to try it though go see his of compares to cheaper ones 😊

I am completely compelled to be the first to comment!!😂🤣

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

🙌😂

@TeaInValhalla

3 жыл бұрын

They call this Bulldog Badgeritits 🦡❤👍

I noticed that you the camera zoomed in a little while you were walking away from it. Was that done while editing or did you have a secret camera person with you?

@DaleyOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Must have been good old Ken Burns.

I got that stove as well and it took ages for the water to boil. Didn't make it to my backpack.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Good to know it’s not just me 😁

I know REAL is "expensive" but i buy 2 per day im out camping just because they are really tasty, but if im only out for a day i cook my own food over a fire or on my trangia kitchen ✌

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

They are the best by far. Expensive but worth it I think 🤤🤤🤤

The hiking meals are good but they can start being expensive if you use a lot!

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

They sure can - even the £5 one I've tried make me wanna cry 😁 You can't beat cooking your own 'proper' food in the outdoors I say 👍

@steveb1972

3 жыл бұрын

@@DaleyOutdoors absolutely! I have my minimal cook kit as shown in my other comment, but I sometimes include a saucepan and frying pan too

Dont put any water in i have learnt in the past just weakens the anitial start time

I prefer to cook on alcohol, I'm still experimenting with how much alcohol I would need to carry, I also prefer bio ethanol compared to meths

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

I’m gonna try cooking some ‘real’ food on it tomorrow so will see how it goes 👍Thanks for watching 😊 Ben

It would have been nice if you could have shown us the food. 👍🏻

@DaleyOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

You get a quick glimpse of it at 12:20. Looks like sick so I must have edited it out 😆 www.basecampgear.co.uk/images/products/1631018472-11026900.jpg

REAL TURMAT MEALS - Are they worth it? No. At £8-£10 for one small meal, they are not. If you are dead set on eating from packets you can buy a whole 24 hour MRE for £2.99p on E-bay. Hope this helps.

Got the same stove, does a job

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah it seems ok. Looking forward to getting some proper food cooked on it 👍

Casual.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 👍

The problem with your review is that from the off you call Real Turmat a dehydrated meal, no it's not it's freeze dried, that is a totally different process & locks in a lot more of the flavors than the dehydrated process used in meals like Firepot and alike. And another thing alot of these cheap Mugshot/supernoodel type meals are full MSG. Heart attack in a bowl or the felling of????

@DaleyOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I wasn’t aware of the different process when I made the video, though I was interested more in how it tasted than how it was made. Cheaper options can contain MSG but not many do these days. Thanks for watching 👍

Like you I wouldn't pay that much for that meal - I would rather make my own and freeze it - more bang for your buck.

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly 👍

I doubt its crap fuel...But it is a crap stove....Check out Lukes review of it on the Outdoor Gear review....Its a cheap Chinese rip off of the Trangia that performs very poorly

@rossmac3084

Жыл бұрын

If I’m going alcohol, I use my trangia burner in the base of my firebox nano … that way the burner is a good way below the pot base and bolts water faster than it the flame is too close to the pot. I also use the denatured alcohol as it burns a bit cleaner…

Stove is a knockoff it’s got no wick in it fuel get bio from fire department at BQ

@DaleyOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it’s a trangia copy.