How to Choose Camping Cookware

Featuring a pure titanium construction that resists corrosion, withstands high temperatures and weighs a mere 2.5 oz., the TOAKS Titanium D145 mm Frying Pan keeps your cooking kit ultralight.
Imported.
View all TOAKS PansBest Use | Backpacking |
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Liquid Capacity (L) | 0.45 liters |
Liquid Capacity (fl. oz.) | 15 fluid ounces |
Dimensions | 5.63 x 1.25 inches |
Cookware Material | Titanium |
Material(s) | Titanium |
Ultralight | Yes |
Nonstick Surface | No |
Includes | D145 mm 0.45 L frying pan |
Weight | 2.5 ounces |
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I recently started a restrictive diet, Whole30 and was looking for an easy cook kit to take with me to scout out a couple of sections of the Appalachian Trail that I will be backpacking this Spring. This pan perfectly fried up some 2 eggs, a little half of a chicken apple sausage and some pepper onion mix. I would recommend a quick seasoning with olive oil to prevent sticking. As a note, I have the 115mm pan that is part of my winter backpacking cook kit. I backpack with a Service Animal and make her warm eggs from a powder with the samller pan.
Super lightweight. Great for eggs or small items you can fit inside of it.
I bought this for a backpacking trip. When I used it as a plate, the handle collapsed once I added any weight to it. If you’re spending this money on a tiny pan, go ahead and buy something better.
my first trip out, I pulled this out to make some eggs. The bottom was convex and the outside of the egg cooked before the middle. Still, mmm,mmm,mmm, eggs. As I took my first bits, I squeezed a little too hard on the handle causing it to fold down and dump my nice, hot eggs on the ground. I was crushed. It seems a little counter-intuitive in hindsight
The niche for the the Toaks titanium frying pan is when weight savings are important: a quick day hike or a multi-day backpacking trip .