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Jet BoiL
Fatten up simplify
Fats contain more than twice the Put your wannigan in the living room
Group
calories per gram as carbohydrates or and stick a coffee table book on it.
proteins. Think of bacon as a critical You can eat very well with a few simple
weight saver. kitchen implements. Use a roll-up
Cooking
cutting board for prep and leave the
plates at home (using a bowl for
super size
System
pancakes just makes it easier to pool
someone else
more syrup).
Efficiency and ease of use are what
Do you ever finish a trip with your food the Jet Boil GCS has going for it. Turn
pack still half full? Go ahead and factor
Find the
the fuel valve, press the button and
in some insurance supplies, but don’t you’ll feel the heat immediately—
overestimate your appetite. Measure
breaking point
though not as immediately as the pot
or weigh your food so you learn what Saws and hatchets excel at drawing will, thanks to the patented Fluxring
you really eat and pack accordingly. sweat and blood from your body, but fused to its bottom. The baffled ring
Just 125 grams of pasta per person is aren’t necessary for collecting the size captures more heat and transmits it
plenty for a main course. You won’t of firewood that is best for cooking. to the 1.5-litre pot. The system is so
have to eat your boots. efficient you can boil half a litre in
two minutes, with the tiny 100-gram
propane/isobutene tank capable
of boiling an impressive 12 litres.
Though new to Canada this year, Jet
Boil has been letting campers cook
more efficiently and carry less fuel
since 2004.— I.M.
$145 Cdn, $120 US
jetboil.com
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