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WheelsOfGrace.com | Volume 15 Issue 3 | 13 M Y M I N I M A L I S T C A M P K I T C H E N Let me start off by saying that investing in this minimalist camp kitchen setup in order to cook my own meals at camp was the best upgrade I've done in a very long time. I love going out to eat when on the road. (I mean, that's part of the reason this blog exists in the first place!) But, being able to be self-sufficient while saving money for extra tanks of gas or a nice campground is a huge plus. There's a ton of other things I could carry in addition to this minimalist "kitchen" set up, but I wanted it to be easy to transport while not taking up tons of room in my pack. I can store the cleaning cloth and utensils inside the Jetboil while it's in transport, so it really is an optimal "minimalist" kitchen kit. If you're one of those people who needs caffeine in the morning to function, there's tons of accessories out there that will easily allow you to make a fresh cup of coffee at camp. Check out the Sea to Summit Coffee Dripper and the Jetboil French Press for starters. • Jetboil Minimo – I chose this Jetboil over other options due to its size and ability to cook food. Some Jetboil systems are better for just boiling water (like the Flash), and others are better at doing a little bit of everything. The MicroMo is a slightly smaller version of the Minimo, but I really have zero complaints about the size of mine. • Cooking Utensils • Sea to Summit Collapsable Bowl • Fuel Canister – I buy the 230 gram canister. It's only $1 more than the 100g and is still fairly small. • GSI Outdoors Dish Cleaning Cloth – Helps to clean out my JetBoil after cooking. • DIY Camp Cozee – Another backpacking world inspiration. These help save on fuel when rehydrating meals, or even rice! I followed the directions on this YouTube video to make my own. L a w T i g e r s . c o m