I give my thumbs up to Peter for hangin in there and getting thru it. I've never personally used Hexi before and after watching this I don't think I ever will. I'm partial to gas (butane/propane) but I love the silence of alcohol in a trangia. After all.. you are outdoors to enjoy the peacefulness of nature.. and a hissing gas burner just ruins that.. at least for me.... Those wraps looked delicious.
Good God. It’s 4am and after watching you guys ,I cannot wait for my alarm to go off, so i can hit that New York Deli, for my favorite- Bagel with egg, provolone and beef bacon.👏👏👏😋. Thanks Paul and Peter.
Paul, I think the Hexi is a good standby mainly for boiling water for a brew and dried meals, it's served the military very well for decades, but the Trangia is definitely one of the best all round systems available. I've just subbed so lets have some more of your cooking videos mate, ATVB, Michael
Your brother is extremely patient with the hexi tablets. I would not have lasted past the third cube. I am a Trangia burner fan all the way! Now that’s a wrap.
I'm from NM, USA, and after watching you and Peter cook, together, a friendly comp. , you two seem very close, I like the trangia, cooks well, on another note you really need to know how to fold a wrap properly, tortilla's in my part of the world!!!! LOL good video
If it was about efficiency we'd all just go to Wetherspoons and have a pint with it. I like your bro'.... steady on. .....also I use those same wraps as pizza bases..... Boosh!
Used my new Trangia 27 yesterday and love it already,should of got one years ago as have always cooked on open fire or a gasifier wood stove,sometimes with a Trangia burner inside.Cheers for the reviews Paul.I will be having the same breakfast Sunday morning on the beach.Andy.
Northern Michigan here. Looks good guys.im trying to decide what to buy and I think I just name up my mind. Enjoy the coming year with good friends and good food!
Paul Bisseker Bushcraft never had a breakfast rap before mate I just showed you video to the wife she is working from home today she said you can get a breakfast rap from the shop round the corner I will try it outdoors one day atb Stuart
I just ordered a pan grip and 20cm aluminium plate (to be seasoned for frying - as well as to eat from). Can't wait to try a fry up on my alcohol stove. :)
Paul I’ve noticed that no one ever mentions that the larger army Trangia burner fits the Trangia Triangle perfectly. All be it without the inner ring. Also that the smaller bushcraft essentials can accommodate the Trangia Gas adapter in the same was as you showed with the XL. Paul you are one of the best and most informative woodland chefs I’ve seen. Please keep it going as you are well appreciated.
Watching two blokes cooking in the woods for 25 minutes and it wasn't bad at all. I never cared for Hexamine it just doesn't put out enough heat and it smells. I'm learning to use my new Trangia Mini kit and liking it so far. I thought I'd start out small and see if I liked it. I may pick up a Trangia 27 next. Thank you for the video Paul and Peter.
When I was a kid I used to go fishing with my Dad early in the morning. He used to cook us bacon rolls on a hexi. It was great with a little aluminium mess tin as a pan. Horses for courses.
Your trangia vids encouraged me to fork out for one. Wish I'd done it years ago. They are such a great cook system. Down side is methylated spirits seems to have sky rocketed in price!
Amazing Paul, looked like a great wrap, I cooked sirloin steak wraps on a kitchen utensil twig stove on my latest viddy on the beach with Rickalls Outdoors... I should of included salad in mine.. . Have a look if you have time. Cheers Paul, most enjoyable upload as usual. Lee (Burton Outdoors)
Watching this made me hungry .. Its raining so I think that the little Malti-Poo and I will go out onto the Balcony and rustle up something .. will use this time, the little Esbit Folder, Gel Fuel and Dixie Set for Pots. She loves Balcony Cook-Ups. Sitting back looking out onto the Rhine .. nice 👍. I keep Hexi (Esbits Tabs) in the Esbit Military Issue Folder as backup .. just in case. However, I haven't used them in years .. preferring to use Meths (Brennsprit) or Gel Fuel (Sicherheitsbrennpaste). Both are far easier to source here in Switzerland than the Solid Fuel Tabs and much cheaper. Using the Gel Fuel, I've cooked up full English Breakfasts .. Flat Balcony, in the Forest and Semi-Urbanised Areas .. one must just be inventive .. and patient. Dixies make for a more than adequate 'Bain Marie' to keep the already-cooked Scoff warm whilst the other is being processed. Gel Fuel is also flexible, very forgiving and safe in 'fire / heat sensitive areas'. Looks like you both enjoyed the Outing 👍 .. thanks for sharing 😊. Although .. a garrulous companion like Peter would have had me at sixes and sevens .. begging for quiet .. especially the tirade at the thought of dog licking bacon 😳😁. Take care ..
I'd assume that the 'Private Land' notice on the Gate is to deter Travellers/Gypsies from taking root on that field - just a guess?! Very useful info, thanks for the upload; I have the Larger Military Trangia (twist top not screw) and Pocket Rocket gas stove but have never tried the Hex Blocks *I even have/use the same Trangia Stand/Shield as yourself but had to mod the internal ring to get the 'Larger Military Tangia' to fit :)
www.walmart.com/ip/Mainstays-Kitchen-Caddy/179615334 With a 5 inch duct cap, and outer sheathing (windshield or not), inside can hold up to 7 different bowls and rice bowls, fork, spoon, silicone (12 oz) cup, silicone mitt, silicone baking cupcakes, metal skewers. Alcohol stove, sterno, biofuel, coal, charcoal, briquet, esbit, wood, ... all useful ... and canned fuels, adjustable height to top of rim (for blue flame maximum heat). Cooking, grilling, stew, broth, soup, (baking cupcake muffins/brownies), skewer and shish kabob meat/fish/vegs, also use sheath and duct cap as baking oven. Quite unique - expensive as all hell, because all items had to be retail (and singly) purchased, but it is fantastic, ... and can also be used to carry live coals (leave vehicle, go on hike, and have coals and fire/hot meal ... while others still looking for wood, fire, etc.).
loved the vid bro's... peter' right.. coffee and soup hexis is besti. if you use the ali cup from a swiss 81 water bottle it takes 1 miltech round hexi to boil a cuppa whatever. what you both using as wind breaks?? never seen them before. petes looks like a drilled out ness cup? thats bro's for ya... pete may have taken longer to cook but seems perfect timing when he arrived back with 2!! comfy chairs lol.... big love you bros.. enjoy your little adventures cus thats what makes life living..... ya made me laugh x
Thanks for the comment and watching. You can't go wrong with a Trangia! I bought the tongs when i was in France. www.centrakor.com/pince-multi-usages-inox-18cm-33299.html
Found a link at Amazon www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0061S2I6Y/ref=asc_df_B0061S2I6Y54089636/?tag=googshopuk-21&creative=22110&creativeASIN=B0061S2I6Y&linkCode=df0&hvadid=256091371869&hvpos=1o5&hvnetw=g&hvrand=18078931929121034704&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1006798&hvtargid=pla-423122639035&th=1&psc=1
Paul Bisseker Bushcraft thank you Paul that’s a great help. Absolutely amazing channel that the uploader goes the extra, to help his subs. Amazing bloke. Cheers
Yes it's important to cook pork properly i agree. If i'm not sure i break a sausage in half to check it's cooked right through. Always tastes better outdoors ;)
I use a bush box myself and the fuel is free..I think Peter looks like a garden gnome in that chair 😂😂 great cook off guys!!
I give my thumbs up to Peter for hangin in there and getting thru it. I've never personally used Hexi before and after watching this I don't think I ever will. I'm partial to gas (butane/propane) but I love the silence of alcohol in a trangia. After all.. you are outdoors to enjoy the peacefulness of nature.. and a hissing gas burner just ruins that.. at least for me.... Those wraps looked delicious.
Good God. It’s 4am and after watching you guys ,I cannot wait for my alarm to go off, so i can hit that New York Deli, for my favorite- Bagel with egg, provolone and beef bacon.👏👏👏😋. Thanks Paul and Peter.
Paul, I think the Hexi is a good standby mainly for boiling water for a brew and dried meals, it's served the military very well for decades, but the Trangia is definitely one of the best all round systems available. I've just subbed so lets have some more of your cooking videos mate, ATVB, Michael
Thanks Michael ;)
Cook Off.... what an awesome idea! Great video Paul.
Thanks Man
Your brother is extremely patient with the hexi tablets. I would not have lasted past the third cube. I am a Trangia burner fan all the way! Now that’s a wrap.
Beautiful area and bacon! What could be better lol. Thanks for taking us along Paul! Doug
Pinetree Line Outdoors. Open heart surgery and a triple by pass for clogged arteries! Then start all over again!
I'm from NM, USA, and after watching you and Peter cook, together, a friendly comp. , you two seem very close, I like the trangia, cooks well, on another note you really need to know how to fold a wrap properly, tortilla's in my part of the world!!!! LOL good video
LOL i really do need to learn how to fold a wrap ;)
Paul Bisseker Bushcraft Why, tastes the same and looks like a lot of fun.
If it was about efficiency we'd all just go to Wetherspoons and have a pint with it. I like your bro'.... steady on.
.....also I use those same wraps as pizza bases..... Boosh!
The wraps are great!
The wraps are great!
Great video Paul I have never had a breakfast rap will need to try that one day
Have you had a breakfast wrap yet Stuart?
Classic ....Tall bloke with the Pope hat..'9' out of 10.
Brother Gnome Peter..'10' out of 10 for persistance!
Nice vid..made us chuckle!l
He wouldn't give up he was hungry ;)
Great spot. Hearty meal. Good banter. Most enjoyable watch. Ian
That was a good cook off Ian i still remember it well ;)
Used my new Trangia 27 yesterday and love it already,should of got one years ago as have always cooked on open fire or a gasifier wood stove,sometimes with a Trangia burner inside.Cheers for the reviews Paul.I will be having the same breakfast Sunday morning on the beach.Andy.
Sounds like a great plan :) I don't know anybody that doesn't like a Trangia once they have tried one!
Northern Michigan here. Looks good guys.im trying to decide what to buy and I think I just name up my mind. Enjoy the coming year with good friends and good food!
Thanks Mary, Have a great year ;)
Great video food looked fantastic!
Take care
Roo
I’m starving for bacon after watching you cook and fill your face with it. Nice work.
...........drooling , watching that bacon cook :)
Tell peter we said hey
He says Hey back ;)
Morning Paul don't step off that path mate lol
Morning Stuart
Paul Bisseker Bushcraft never had a breakfast rap before mate I just showed you video to the wife she is working from home today she said you can get a breakfast rap from the shop round the corner I will try it outdoors one day atb Stuart
I just ordered a pan grip and 20cm aluminium plate (to be seasoned for frying - as well as to eat from).
Can't wait to try a fry up on my alcohol stove. :)
Nice video. Beautiful place for having a breakfast by the lake. Greetings. Greg..
Paul I’ve noticed that no one ever mentions that the larger army Trangia burner fits the Trangia Triangle perfectly. All be it without the inner ring. Also that the smaller bushcraft essentials can accommodate the Trangia Gas adapter in the same was as you showed with the XL.
Paul you are one of the best and most informative woodland chefs I’ve seen. Please keep it going as you are well appreciated.
Thanks John, I appreciate the support ;) Always looking at things to see what i can come up with, If i think it's good i will share it.
Hallo, prima Videos. Habe nun auch einen Trangia und koche Ihnen nach. Aber, Sie müssen kleinere Portionen essen. Ihre Gesundheit steht auf dem Spiel!
Watching two blokes cooking in the woods for 25 minutes and it wasn't bad at all. I never cared for Hexamine it just doesn't put out enough heat and it smells. I'm learning to use my new Trangia Mini kit and liking it so far. I thought I'd start out small and see if I liked it. I may pick up a Trangia 27 next. Thank you for the video Paul and Peter.
You can't go wrong with Trangia
When I was a kid I used to go fishing with my Dad early in the morning. He used to cook us bacon rolls on a hexi. It was great with a little aluminium mess tin as a pan. Horses for courses.
Great video
Your trangia vids encouraged me to fork out for one. Wish I'd done it years ago. They are such a great cook system. Down side is methylated spirits seems to have sky rocketed in price!
Amazing Paul, looked like a great wrap, I cooked sirloin steak wraps on a kitchen utensil twig stove on my latest viddy on the beach with Rickalls Outdoors... I should of included salad in mine.. . Have a look if you have time. Cheers Paul, most enjoyable upload as usual. Lee (Burton Outdoors)
looked good
Now that's how you meant to cook out in the wild, unlike my attempt. Lol. I might look into getting a trangia stove. ATB jim
You will be knocking out top grub soon Jim ;) I;m sure of it!
Again good one guys. Never tried raps,,,,,,,,going to now. Cheers
If you are looking for them in the shop, its wraps.
Nice one Paul
Lovely location
Don’t forget to wrap up well lol
Sounds like a Wrap!
trangia all day long my friend
You boys know how to live!
Well done, enjoyed it. Yum.
That was a good breakfast ;)
I like msr pocket rocket 2, or trangia if I want quiet
Great video, Peter is the chatty type. I bet by the end of it he was not your mate lol.
LOL
Paul--I do love watching you cook on a Trangia!! Mark
Great stoves and a pleasure to use ;) Thanks Mark
Glad I got some land
Hexi great for hikers cup of tea or MRE
He would have been better off with a twig stove
💪 😎 👍 🔥
Peters sudden departure was rather long,just between me and you Paul, facing his failure to cook, he went to the McDonalds, right?
LOL
I like the SVEA 123.
Watching this made me hungry .. Its raining so I think that the little Malti-Poo and I will go out onto the Balcony and rustle up something .. will use this time, the little Esbit Folder, Gel Fuel and Dixie Set for Pots. She loves Balcony Cook-Ups. Sitting back looking out onto the Rhine .. nice 👍.
I keep Hexi (Esbits Tabs) in the Esbit Military Issue Folder as backup .. just in case. However, I haven't used them in years .. preferring to use Meths (Brennsprit) or Gel Fuel (Sicherheitsbrennpaste). Both are far easier to source here in Switzerland than the Solid Fuel Tabs and much cheaper.
Using the Gel Fuel, I've cooked up full English Breakfasts .. Flat Balcony, in the Forest and Semi-Urbanised Areas .. one must just be inventive .. and patient. Dixies make for a more than adequate 'Bain Marie' to keep the already-cooked Scoff warm whilst the other is being processed. Gel Fuel is also flexible, very forgiving and safe in 'fire / heat sensitive areas'.
Looks like you both enjoyed the Outing 👍 .. thanks for sharing 😊.
Although .. a garrulous companion like Peter would have had me at sixes and sevens .. begging for quiet .. especially the tirade at the thought of dog licking bacon 😳😁.
Take care ..
needed Tapatio hot sauce on that bad ass lunch you built
Great vid guys and loved the one sided banter..😂
Surely peters ordered a Trangia after that whooping he he
LOL yes he did when he got home ;)
I'd assume that the 'Private Land' notice on the Gate is to deter Travellers/Gypsies from taking root on that field - just a guess?! Very useful info, thanks for the upload; I have the Larger Military Trangia (twist top not screw) and Pocket Rocket gas stove but have never tried the Hex Blocks
*I even have/use the same Trangia Stand/Shield as yourself but had to mod the internal ring to get the 'Larger Military Tangia' to fit :)
I like my Trangia
I love cooking over some coals from a good ol camp fire
In a casst iron skillet
Not sure why you would cook bacon before sausages but I enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing
You ought to try my John-fire can. 5" dia x 7" tall. Holds ALL the cooking and eating gear inside, and any fire method you want to employ.
Sounds interesting
www.walmart.com/ip/Mainstays-Kitchen-Caddy/179615334
With a 5 inch duct cap, and outer sheathing (windshield or not), inside can hold up to 7 different bowls and rice bowls, fork, spoon, silicone (12 oz) cup, silicone mitt, silicone baking cupcakes, metal skewers. Alcohol stove, sterno, biofuel, coal, charcoal, briquet, esbit, wood, ... all useful ... and canned fuels, adjustable height to top of rim (for blue flame maximum heat). Cooking, grilling, stew, broth, soup, (baking cupcake muffins/brownies), skewer and shish kabob meat/fish/vegs, also use sheath and duct cap as baking oven. Quite unique - expensive as all hell, because all items had to be retail (and singly) purchased, but it is fantastic, ... and can also be used to carry live coals (leave vehicle, go on hike, and have coals and fire/hot meal ... while others still looking for wood, fire, etc.).
I have a similar thing i bought at Ikea. Cutlery drainer
www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/50314300/?query=cutlery+drainer
Yes, someone else asked that question of me. Same design. Excellent product.
LOL www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/30131716/
loved the vid bro's... peter' right.. coffee and soup hexis is besti. if you use the ali cup from a swiss 81 water bottle it takes 1 miltech round hexi to boil a cuppa whatever. what you both using as wind breaks?? never seen them before. petes looks like a drilled out ness cup? thats bro's for ya... pete may have taken longer to cook but seems perfect timing when he arrived back with 2!! comfy chairs lol.... big love you bros.. enjoy your little adventures cus thats what makes life living..... ya made me laugh x
Thanks Dazza, we love getting out and doing our cooking :)
Poor Peter. 😂
Thànks for sharing is it Sunday already 😥
Has Peter got a channel?
He has a music channel, I use his music in some of my videos ;)
After watching this I bought a trangia oh I did laugh at the hm, hmmmmmmmm bit. also where did you get the mini tongs from cheers. Great upload
Thanks for the comment and watching. You can't go wrong with a Trangia! I bought the tongs when i was in France. www.centrakor.com/pince-multi-usages-inox-18cm-33299.html
Found a link at Amazon www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0061S2I6Y/ref=asc_df_B0061S2I6Y54089636/?tag=googshopuk-21&creative=22110&creativeASIN=B0061S2I6Y&linkCode=df0&hvadid=256091371869&hvpos=1o5&hvnetw=g&hvrand=18078931929121034704&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1006798&hvtargid=pla-423122639035&th=1&psc=1
Paul Bisseker Bushcraft thank you Paul that’s a great help. Absolutely amazing channel that the uploader goes the extra, to help his subs. Amazing bloke. Cheers
Is it cold there was like 73 here today
Around 35F
What brand is that chair your using? Thanks!
Why don't you put the sausages on first, as they take longer to cook?. :)
The sausages are thin and i like my bacon crispy ;)
@@PaulBissekerBushcraft Fair enough, I just have a ' thing' about pork not being cooked properly. Lol. Food tastes so much better cooked outdoors.
Yes it's important to cook pork properly i agree. If i'm not sure i break a sausage in half to check it's cooked right through. Always tastes better outdoors ;)
Nice vid Paul but I think with my Whisperlite International I'd be doing dishes by now.
its all minezzzzzzzzzzzzz...
Ha ha, I watch his channel too!
he don't say to much pete, man of few words.lol
He is getting better ;)
fun :-) *
Yummy I quite fancy that myself .... Trangia won
Your bacon is from pork loin ours is from belly streaks
😊👍❤️✅
Who cares both cook that wonderful bacon yum yum
That looks like a tasty wrap Paul 👍🍻cheers Will
Wot no egg?
That's enough food for an army
is that geoff capes?
LOL
What’s peters tin called
Mess tin
you 2 are fab .love peter he dont give a f-ck. made me giggle dog licking bacon
LOL
Licking your bacon...the look on his face 🥺😫
Paul, If you buy dry cured bacon from a butchers you won't get all the cr*p coming out.