Reddit reviews Gerber ComplEAT, Camp Cooking Tool, Flat Sage [31-003467]
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The compleat is comprised of 4 components: spoon, fork, dual-sided spatula, and a 4 function multi-tool.All 4 components together weigh less than 2.5 ounces, and nest together for a slim storage solution.Rather than leave those useful TONG behind, the compleat offers a unique solution: create them instead.Detachable tool features a serrated Package opener, can opener, bottle opener, and a veggie peeler.Limited lifetime warranty
I was given one of these sets for christmas one year, and it's been one of the best darned little things, ever. I now couple it with this set of cooking utensils, and have some of these to eat with. Pretty nice combo, especially for the price. I like being thrifty, and I'm less-happy about the Gerber set's price, and so I eyed it for a long time before finally getting it, and I'm not displeased at all with it. For "group camp" cooking, I have this older, larger pot set that works, albeit a bit sketchy. I use all of them as much on wood fire as I do on the stove, and I can take them with me on the kayak, no problem. The larger pot kit can hold enough food to minimally feed 4 for 2 days inside it.
Cooking small-pot portions reduces the need for cold storage. '2 weeks in the woods' with essentially/practically unlimited foodstore capacity is what dry and canned food is for. Dollar Tree has quarts of milk for a dollar, that don't need to be refrigerated until opened. If I can't find something to do with the remainder of a dollar quart of milk before it goes bad, I'm not upset at all about throwing it out, and I can stock up as much as I have willing room for.
Knowledgable foraging can also go a long way.