If you’re planning a camping trip, one of the most important things to consider is your meals. Yes, the tent and location are obviously the most important thing but the food you cook on a camping trip is an integral part of the experience. Here’s the equipment you should bring with you to ensure you do not go hungry.
*Remember to check if there are any cooking or fire restrictions in the area you’re traveling to.
Picnic Cool-Box
You can choose between a hard cooler and a soft cooler with a hard bottom. Either way, it is important that your cooler keeps food cool, whether with ice or ice cream.
Charcoal For BBQ
It is recommended to choose charcoal from citrus trees—their burning time is longer, they spread a pleasant aroma, and are less harmful to the environment.
Cooking Stove
Choose a portable stove, charcoal grill, or open fire, depending on your needs.
Potjie
An iron pot suitable for outdoor cooking, which can produce the best meals on your trip.
Dinnerware
Prepare a small set of plates, cups, forks, and reusable knives made of durable material.
Coffee Set
You should prepare a bag with everything required to make coffee in nature—a stove, a Mokka coffee maker, glasses, and of course coffee and sugar.