Stove Fuel

[dpack]

the kelly kettle is ace for boiling water .while enjoying your hot drink etc the coals from the sticks you added to the fast fuel in the chimney should be in the bottom section and ideal for cooking.(the pot holder for the top isnt much use imho)

i never carry more than a little fuel which is usually dry twigs etc or a few bits of charcoal from a previous fire.
apart from the having to carry it issues fossil fuels ,hex etc will run out but knowing how to use wood or whatever is available for each job is easy to carry and renewable

other issues include if your food is covered in paraffin it is gone ,if it has a few charcoal crumbs on it it isnt and a few sticks wont set you on fire if they leak

ps if moving super light kit is best but if static heavy cook gear such as dutch ovens,grids for the fire,billy cans etc are very useful

pps if im going minimal my entire food and drink kit is a 3 litre plastic bottle,some purifying tabs. a stainless steel 500 ml cup,a knife and a fire starter
+ plus a days food and a few spices which get replaced by forage etc