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Quote: Originally posted by PagsUK on 17/7/2011
Hi Mulligrubs
Out of interest what is the inside of the jetboil like? What I mean is could you use it to heat up a tin of food e.g. soup as well as boil water? That's what I liked about the ETA pot, plus the pack size looked smaller for the ETA?
Thanks for your help.
Adrian
The inside of the Jetboil is just like a normal pan - hardened anodised aluminium. Yes, you can use it to heat tins of food like soup or stew or beans, etc. But then you'd need to wash the thing ! I generally buy the boil-in-the-bag stuff, and squash the bags into the Jetboil. If I'm cooking sloppy stuff, I use a set of mess tins which double up as a plate with a handle.
In the wind, the Jetboil works well. I haven't noticed any particular problems with wind. I haven't used the ETA in any sort of wind.
cheers
M
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Topic: Jetboil Flash or Primus ETA Express
