Trangia Burning Times

[Wildfisher]

approximately a litre for 2 nights,

:shock:

a weegie figure surely,  taking into account the 75% you must drink.  :lol:

1/2 litre would do most folk a week.

[superscot]

Does no one use the old pressure stoves any more they are still on the market and nothing to beat them for speed and heating !

[emc]

Sugar in porridge.....are you aff yer nut!! :lol:

Sacre blue! How could you! I believe in more cosmopolitan and international recipes. Particularly fond of Canadian cuisine...... Little dribble of maple syrup :worried. .......and you get those nice little sachets you can "collect" from eateries. All in the interests of maintaining a decent blood sugar levels of course

[Allan Crawford]

Using the new multi burner (not yet available from UK distributor) nearly 1litre of unleaded for two nights and two breakfasts.

[River Chatter]

Hmmm, that sounds like a lot of fuel for just four sessions - might need to turn to biodiesel.   :lol:  Have you tried the burner with meths yet?

[Fishtales]

That seems an awful lot of fuel for just a few meals.

At £120 it's a lot of money too.

http://www.funkyleisure.co.uk/trangia-multi-fuel-burner-with-fuel-bottle-and-pump-1641-p.asp

[burnie]

You are a bunch of nancies,whats wrong with a bit of heather and sticks and rub two boys scouts legs together to get a spark

Ray Mears you aint........................ :crap

n.b. that Maple on the Porridge sounds nice , must try that,it's nice on the side of a plate of bacon too................

[emc]

You are a bunch of nancies,whats wrong with a bit of heather and sticks and rub two boys scouts legs together to get a spark

Ray Mears you aint........................ :crap

n.b. that Maple on the Porridge sounds nice , must try that,it's nice on the side of a plate of bacon too................

So true,so true 

[Fishtales]

super light porridge now tested for carrying weight and taste : girls version with sugar.

dried milk, porridge, brown sugar (added protein and glucose) serious carrying weight savings in this superfood, fast cook time, saves fuel, just add water.

it tastes, ok actually, bit different but way better than i thought it would.

That is my staple breakfast when away, without the sugar and you forgot the salt. A spoonful of this in with it increases the energy count and tastes perfect with the porridge and doesn't add a lot more weight.

http://www.hollandandbarrett.com/pages/product_detail.asp?pid=2882&prodid=3211&sid=0&bid=370

I make it up in individual little parcels for each day which makes them easier to pack

[Fishtales]

If you really must you could use these.

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=255973160&sc_cmp=pcp_GSF_51250720

They are small individual packs. I use them as trail snacks when away.