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Trangia users advice please
numberthree
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Hi folks,
I have just acquired a Trangia 27, but it has only one pan which looks as though it is a graded / inner pan as it has a slightly rounded bottom.
So, I am on the lookout for another pan and kettle to add to the set.
Can any one tell me whether I need to get an outer pan (ungraded) or will another graded/inner pan fit inside the one I have already so that the set will pack up properly.
Hope you follow me - any advice gratefully received.
I have just acquired a Trangia 27, but it has only one pan which looks as though it is a graded / inner pan as it has a slightly rounded bottom.
So, I am on the lookout for another pan and kettle to add to the set.
Can any one tell me whether I need to get an outer pan (ungraded) or will another graded/inner pan fit inside the one I have already so that the set will pack up properly.
Hope you follow me - any advice gratefully received.
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Daughter bought one of these last year, never thought i`d see a question about them though. What about googling their website, you prob get the info you after.Sorry only thing i can suggest.0
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If you have the outer pan with the pan clips and the base that supports the burner, it doesn't matter what pan you use.Just try different ones.
I have several trangias and have collected various charity shop pans/bowls etc which I pick and choose to suit the trip.
Tesco have a small kettle that might fit inside. Millets do aluminium dishes etc. I also include a very small wooden spatula and very small wooden spoon that fit inside the kettle. I even have a microwave very thin plastic bowl that fits between two pans, absolutely ideal. I also cut up a circle from a lakeland flimsy chopping surface protector, so that I didn't gouge the aluminium when chopping or slicing.
Hope that helps0
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