Backpacks | Adventure Full Kitchen Base Camp Cook Set

Stanley

Adventure Full Kitchen Base Camp Cook Set

$90.00

Description

　　19 piece cook set for base camp and van life

　　The truly epicurious don’t need no stinkin’ fully-stocked kitchen. This 19 piece cooking set packs all the convenience of your kitchen down into a package that is perfect for tiny homes, dorm rooms, campsites and #vanlife, while still maintaining the performance of a pricey cookware set. So good, you might just want to use this set indoors. Take camp food to the next level, young buck.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Stanley

Cookware Material:

Stainless Steel

Non Stick:

No Coating

Color:

Stainless

Weight:

5.60 lbs

Dimensions:

11.06L x 6.10W x 10.90H in

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

10-02479-014

UPC:

041604328824

Other Features:

• Dishwasher Safe
• 18/8 Stainless Steel
• Nesting system
• Locking frying pan handle
• BPA-free
• Set includes: [1] 3.7Qt / 3.5L pot, [1] vented lid, [1] 7.25in / 18.4cm diameter 3ply frying pan holds 32oz / 946mL, [1] cutting board, [1] spatula with extending handle, [1] serving spoon with extending handle, [4] 6in / 15.2cm diameter plates, [4] 22oz / 650mL bowls, [4] sporks, [1] dish drying rack, [1] heat resistant trivet, [1] locking bungee

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