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This reminds me, i need to ask for another cheap cook wear set for Xmas...
NASA food hydrator, by NASA.
I'll pass on the primitive early industrial age saucepans.
The Le Motley Creuset looks like it was found in a medieval kitchen.
Does it come with water collected off of a copper sheathed roof ?
A lot of that food was still cooked on the ground in old school cookware before being dehydrated
Stainless steel pressure cookers maybe ?
I tend to wait and hunt, ALDI/LIDL have some cracking cast iron bargains at different times during the year and they work well.
Aldi is such a good store. I really enjoyed shopping there when I lived in the US.
We are lucky here, we also have Lidl, usually close by so they really push each other for offers.
I managed to find a cast iron "roaster" with lid, fully enameled in the clearance box (they had a few) way after the offer ended so they could make...
Read moreI personally like clear cookware
My mom has that exact same set! I loved watching things boiling in it. I would get one myself, but transparent - not brown. Unfortunately, they are hard to find here nowadays.
Right? My mom had a cranberry colored set. All that is never found again sadly lol
Never heard of any of these