Kampa Folding Saucepan 3Litre Grey

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This compact pan has steel rings for added strength, cool touch handles and a non-slip lid for safety and is small to medium sized. Several people who’ve invested in and reviewed this item say they use it in a compact household kitchen, so it’s the ideal pan for active types who live in small spaces. Like the others it has cool handles, a non-slip lid rim and steel rings for added strength and stability. For those who take regular trips, cooking food in a caravan or camper or sleeping under canvas, investing in a collapsible saucepan set – or even just a single folding saucepan – makes so much sense. From foldable cookware to what to include in a complete Kampa saucepan set, only the best collapsible pan options are covered right here. Best collapsible saucepan contents

Kampa cookware is the biggest name in camping saucepans, and this three litre version is very highly rated. With sufficient capacity to cater for a family, it’s a great all-rounder that happy owners say folds down really small. We’ve collected some of the camping kitchenware ranges together on the Practical Caravan test bench so that we can compare them. We only want you to buy the best camping accessories for your caravan holidays, so we regularly test groups of products in this way. If you enjoy cooking, every holiday can offer the opportunity to discover local delicacies, then recreate them yourself in the caravan to enhance your travels. If you’re travelling through Wales, you have to try the delicious Bara Brith tea bread, while if you’re in Cornwall you’re likely to find fresh ways with seafood, delicious clotted cream teas and the Cornish Pasty. When in Scotland, don’t try cooking your own Haggis until you’ve found a local chef who will inspire you to make your own rich gravy to go with it. There are several factors to consider when choosing a collapsible or folding saucepan for camping. These include the capacity, the depth, the materials and safety features. Capacity

If you’re the sort that craves a full English when camping, this collapsible and compact frying pan is the one for you! The capacity of your collapsible pan is key. How much can it hold, and is that enough for what you want to cook or heat up? A family going caravanning will require a larger folding camping pan than a solo hiker, while a couple will need a pot sized somewhere between the two. You may also require more than one pan, for side dishes such as vegetables. For some folk, baked beans are an essential part of any cooked breakfast! Depth As always, staying safe and unharmed is key. Who wants an injury when they’re on holiday, especially if you’re hiking and may be many miles from the nearest A&E? Silicone coated handles are featured on these items and some also have non-slip rims to prevent the lids from moving during cooking – or when in transit. Food grade materials are also used when making these top quality products. Other useful features

This collapsible pan is my favourite overall because it’s a good compromise size-wise and comes from a familiar brand I know and trust. The built-in strainer is what really pushes it over the line for me, though – what a clever feature! The shape means it’s incredibly easy to slip into a bag between other items, so you’ll hardly know you’re carrying it at all.

This is a Sea to Summit X-Pot like the one listed above, but it’s deeper and bigger than that one. It has twice the capacity, in fact. It also comes in different colour options – namely teal or grey. This is a good size cooking pot for two people. You may notice that one of the main differences between Kampa cookware and a Sea to Summit or Outwell collapsible saucepan is the use of materials. Heat-proof, food grade silicone is used to reduce weight with all of these products, but the construction does vary. Sometimes a collapsible saucepan for camping only has a metal base, while Kampa use metal bands to add stability and strength to their products. Safety

The depth of the pot not only determines how much it can hold. Deeper sides can also help to reduce mess when cooking. For example, in our old campervan the gas hob was right in front of the window, and there were curtains hanging there. Which I did not want to catch fire after spending hours sewing them by hand! Materials The integral strainer on this Sea to Summit pan is really clever. It has a metal base for strength and comes in 3 colours. If you just want a small collapsible saucepan because you’re travelling solo – or need to heat some baked beans to go with your fry-up – then this 1 litre one should do the job very nicely. Made from silicone with stainless steel for sturdiness, this camping pan also has a glass and silicone lid. Use of which is, of course, optional. It also has an anti-slip edge, plus cool touch handles for safety.

If you are travelling by campervan, then it’s worth thinking about the journey too. When we drove around in our camper, everything stored in the cupboards rattled around. Particularly bulky metal kitchenware. If think there’s not much you can do about that, then you’d be wrong! Some of the best collapsible saucepans are made mainly from silicone, so they don’t rattle around at all. They also allow you to maximise every precious inch of space within your holiday home on wheels. Whether you were hoping to make up a complete set of collapsible kitchenware for camping or wanted just one small folding campfire saucepan, I hope this guide has helped with your search. Even if it’s a straightforward fry-up or pasta with a ready-made, stir-in sauce, being able to cook simple meals when caravanning, camping or travelling the UK in a campervan means enjoying some home comforts while saving money. This compact, lightweight one-person Kampa pan has an anti-slip lid and is simple to open up or fold down for storage. A couple of these folding camping pan products have strainers built into the lid, which saves you carrying or storing a separate item. This is ideal when you need to pour away hot water after cooking potatoes, pasta or vegetables. The top seven best collapsible pot recommendations Kampa 3 litre collapsible saucepan review

This folding camping pan is just like the other Kampa collapsible saucepans detailed here, only with a more limited capacity. If you’re doing simple catering for one or two, or need a small camping saucepan for side dishes, this should suit your needs very well. This Sea to Summit X-Pot has a bigger capacity, but still comes with the integral strainer and metal bottom for even cooking.