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We have some folding utensils that fit into our pan set, but the cutlery, tin opener, potato peeler etc all go into a roll bag designed for make up brushes. It works very well, and is very compact.

Quote: Originally posted by stinger on 23/6/2006

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On my camp kitchen now modified about 3 times I bought a normal utensil hanging hook rack thingy ! from Wilkies drilled a couple of holes on the side of my camp kithen and hey presto all spatula and spoon type stuff hanging neatly to hand. Also bought two of the collapseable alluminium wind shields put brackets on them and drilled matching holes on to the two tops of the camp kitchen table to shield our two suitcase type cookers from the wind, and finally my masterpiece of design was completed with one of those telescoping roller paint brush handles about the same height as the back of the kitchen stand but extends to about 6' from the ground to this I have attatched a door coat hook large s shaped one to which I can hang my lantern type light from for cooking when it gets a bit dusky !!!!
Amazing what you can do with a few screws a drill and an over active imagination !!!

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I bought some cheap plastic storage boxes which store plates, cups and utensils I store this at the side of the tt then all i have to do is lift it into the boot before hooking up.

I place it so that i can't get the tt out without having to pick the box up that way i don't forget it!

Just get a container about the size for them and it is easy to store them when washed at home,pack them all in and they are all ready to take next trip.We have never needed any thing fancy.I suppose traveling on a motorbike made us having to keep things minamal.

WG