A Day in the Woods - Budget Bushcraft Coffee Perculator - One Pan Campfire Cook Up.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Hello everyone, in this video I head up to the woods to check out a budget coffee percolator I picked up on eBay (link below) and I also cook up a Moroccan curry in the large Finnish wilderness pan. The pan was new and I dropped a clanger by using passata as a sauce which was so acidic it stripped off the nice blue coating from the pan. It's purely cosmetic and the pan is already starting to blacken again with the amount of use it's been getting.
Until next time, take it easy, stay warm and drink beer 🍺🔥👍
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Heres a link to the percolator - www.ebay.co.uk...
Kupilka - kupilka.fi/en/
Large Finnish Wilderness Pan - (often they are sold out but re-stocked fairly quickly) www.woodland-w...
This channel is gonna blow up very soon! Awesome content and Very Enjoyable!!! Thanks my friend for your work. 👌🏻🍻🏕♨️
Thanks for the comment mate, I appreciate it! 👍
Kupilka is 50% plastic and 50% wooden fibres, I've got the bigger mug- love it.
Your vids have started to be recommended to me after I started looking for a fire pit to take camping. Seriously addictive viewing and glad I found you 👌🏻
Cheers David, glad you enjoy the videos 👍. ATB, Ben.
Newcastle Brown Ale - that was the drink of my teenage years. Long time ago now! Food looked great as usual. You are the chef of the woods 👌
Ideal job to have in lockdown Britain 👍🇬🇧 cheers for another great vid
Cheers Geordie! 👍
Plenty of Swedish fire logs there. Good to see someone out and about stay safe.
Cheers mate, I thought about doing a few Swedish fire logs with those rounds, might give it a go tomorrow 👍. You'll be getting some snow up your way over the next day or two I would've thought? Perfect time to be out camping.....if we were allowed 🙁
Smashing video. Love the woodland cooking.
Cheers Graham 👍
I think you made the right choice not buying the Petromax Perculator. I have one, and unless your making enough coffee for the cast of Blazing Saddles in my opinion it's no good for just a couple of mugs. All the best
😂 cheers mate, All the best 👍
Been catching up on the videos lately and appreciate the share! Yep, I've got me one of those percolators, it's acceptable, is it snow peak, nah! Does it work the same, Yah!
Aye it does the job! 👍☕️
Great video, like all the gear you have. That pan looks great, a tasty meal as well, atb👍🔥👌🍳
Cheers Colin, atb mate 👍
Just watched all your videos , really great keep them coming
Thanks mate! 👍
Lovely video, and apologies in advance for being a bore but please consider wearing proper ppe when using a chainsaw. Even an electric one will eat up your leg in a second. Take care
Good to see that You have your share of snow Ben. Kupilka makes cool ergo eco tech stuff, love the fire steel they make. That lamb pan looked tasty 👌. Not much for tea but that beer does it 🤠🍺
Cheers Mattias! Yeah our snow is feeble, about half an inch 😂. I've just checked out the Kupilka fire steel, I may need to buy one 😃👍
@@Adventure-Outdoors Best ergonomy and "Swedish quality" on the ferrorod part. Finns know what we want 👌😂
Hi Ben, what a cracking way to spend the spend the morning topped off with a brew. Just when I thought it couldn't get any better.... a bottle of 'Dog' to wash down your grub..! 💪🏻😁Great video mate, cheers, Paul 👍🏻
Cheers Paul, I hope you're well. I drink a few Brown Ale's a few times a year and you forget how nice it is! 👍🍺
@@Adventure-Outdoors All good here thanks Ben, trying to keep safe. I do enjoy a Broon Ale now and again, even though as a Mackem, I usually keep it quiet 😉😁Stay safe, take care 🙏🏻
@@paulwildcamper It's not a patch on Double Maxim 😉👍
@@Adventure-Outdoors Now there's a blast from the past 😁A real throw-back to Vaux days..! You'll get me all misty-eyed about Tudor crisps and Villa pop next... 😁
@@paulwildcamper 😂
Cool vid mate. Why did you put yourself through axe & saw labour when you have a chainsaw 😅 fair play mate I would have went down the least effort route 😂
Cheers mate! I like to keep it old school for no other reason than the exercise 😂👍
Love the pan!
Great video Ben, the Mrs has warned me of cooking with aluminium because some doctors have linked it with early onset alzheimers disease. Because of that we use stainless steel and cast iron for all our camp cooking and boiling. Just my 2 cents worth mate. Take it as you will. Really enjoy the vids. All the best, cheers
Cheers Thomas! Yeah I'm aware of the health concerns around aluminium, I try not to use it too much myself. I swapped the Trangia Alu kettle for a GSI stainless steel one a while back and tend to do all of my cooking on iron or steel these days. I figured for occasional use I'll go with aluminium for it's weight and low cost and not worry too much, seeing as I'm happy to sink countless beers from aluminium cans.......which, when I think about it, does actually induce memory loss, so maybe there is something in it! 😂👍
@@Adventure-Outdoors 😆😆 I hear you lol. I'll say no more. On another topic, you influenced me to pick up a couple of Hultafors premium axes and I'm delighted with them, fantastic equipment 👍
@@Adventure-Outdoors Great video, first I've heard about the health concerns so I took an IQ test to play safe, luckily the results came back negative.
@@Adventure-Outdoors beer cans have a plastic liner to avoid leeching aluminum.
I actually think the pan looks better like that looking used. If it is still non-stick then even better... Nice video.
Cheers! Aye it does look a bit more vintage 👍
Great video thanks
hey! do u clean your gloves? or you let them have the heavy fire smell?
sorry, another one, what are those winter boots you use?
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Nice video again. 1 question, perhaps already mentioned before, but the hook where you attach the perculator. Is it self-made or for sale somewhere? Cheers!
Cheers Rob, the hook is a mini fire anchor grill made here in the UK by TJM metalworks, he makes some great bushcraft equipment, here's the link to the grill 👍 - www.tjmmetalworks.co.uk/shop/The-Original-Mini-Grill-Fire-Anchor-p224518272
@@Adventure-Outdoors cheers!
Great vid. I got one of those percolators myself. Does the job, and a billy bargain. Why spend a fortune? I've got army surplus aluminium cookware that's over 40 years old and still going strong. Including a 1945 US army waterbottle and cup that still does the job. Way too much kit snobbery in the bushcraft world.
Cheers Chris! Aye the percolator is great, I use it daily and I reckon it will last a fair few years. It's good you're using kit from 1945, there's something special about using vintage kit. All the best 👍
What kind of pan is that? And what’s it made out of? Thanks.
Hi mate, it's a Finnish Wilderness Pan, made from blue steel. They used to be available here in the uk from these people but they don't seem to stock them anymore - www.woodland-ways.co.uk
@@Adventure-Outdoors thanks so much.
i just wanted to thank you for sharing all your experiences with us. i love your straight forward delivery.i did want to ask you to consider a senario and what gear you would put on a list. do you accept emails? by the way, on one of your videos you mentioned tia maria and guiness as being christmas in a glass, probably for the first time, you arnt quite right, its actually kaluha and guiness, omg , try it, if you dont like it then whack the rest in of the kaluha in you morning coffee! thanks again for all your efforts.
ps, cant believe how low your subscriptions and views are given the quality, just great watching.
@@giantoutdoorsfr.3757 Cheers mate, aye I think the Guiness and Tia Maria was invented by a mate of mine in a night club in Newcastle sometime in the mid 90's, Kaluha is probably what it was meant to be! 😂. The Fjallraven smock is called the 'Gutulia' smock, I bought it years ago and I think it has been discontinued now for about 5 years. The modern equivalent is the Singi Anorak, as far as I can see it is almost identical 👍
bty, what was that great looking smock parka you had on in the galloway f p. it was fjallraven i think but cant find it online.
Great to have access to a forrest like that. Is it yours?!?
Yeah it's been great during lockdown, the woodland is owned by my family 👍
@@Adventure-Outdoors Lucky you. Perfect play to get your bushcraft skills up to scratch!
When you think the pan will be back in stock? I try the link you gave us and is a 404 Page not found!!!
Hi, it looks like the shop has stopped stocking the pan unfortunately, which is a shame as they’re a really nice pan. If you look around similar style pans can be found on some of the Scandinavian web shops.
These stock a few similar style pans, the ones with folding handles look good 👍
www.alpinetrek.co.uk/stabilotherm-jaegerpfanne-mit-klappgriff-holz-skillet/?aid=b9007985e1492fe9b98f3a8eded800a6&pid=10004&gclid=Cj0KCQjw8O-VBhCpARIsACMvVLP2LdzmxSNUuF7geXU8HttUL_XynLFPmtnfCgtzoKEkEhbBYHMFY-YaAtSWEALw_wcB&wt_mc=uk.pla.google_uk.15495226542.139370716308.567665717467
@@Adventure-Outdoors That is a shame for sure... Thank you my friend for your help!
does that chainsaw take the normal 4 and 5 amp hr 18v batteries?
Hi mate, yes they are 5 amp 18v batteries, I get about 35 min use from them which I find is just enough to process a 40-50ft trunk. The snow boots are Meindl Solden boots 👍.
Probably been asked before, but im interested in your woodland that you use. Is it something you just have permission to use, or like a lot of them, cut up in to sections and shared ownership? There's something about the pine forest though, I love them. Thanks for another great video, especially out in the snow (we are yet to get that cold down south). Stay safe and keep making the videos
Hi Mark, the woodland is owned by my family but I do all of the management and maintenance etc. It's part of a much larger wood which is largely dominated by various pine species. It's been great to spend time there during lockdowns, I think I would've gone mad otherwise. Cheers mate!
@@Adventure-Outdoors - That's right handy having the woodlands. I have similar and it so nice to get up there and escape. Not being so much into the bushcraft side of it, I use it more for camping, nice open fire and cooking up there. If you're ever down my way message me on Instagram - you're both more than welcome to borrow it for a stop over
@@discovering_adventures Cheers mate, give me a shout if you're ever up north and you need a stop over 👍. I ended up getting a Woodland Trust management plan in place so we've spent most of lockdown either planting native tree species, felling some of the pines to create open glades and coppicing the hazel. I've got about 5 years worth of fire wood already! 😂
@@Adventure-Outdoors - excellent 😎 Always good to have a store. Ours is main mature beach, one that I'd estimate is 6 foot wide. There is a patch one side that isn't doing so well I may clear to let the light in. Difficult to know exactly what to with that side of it, not being a woodsman of any description
I like any meat baa lamb 😂😂
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Epic video mate I live in the UK and do videos on hear set ups and trips would love to know what any one has to say or thinks I haven’t got many subs yet but I have 10 knifes to give away soon nice to know what people think I’m always active on comments thanks for content.
Whats the coating like on it? Does it need a season?
It comes with a decent coating on it but I seasoned it on the stove with some oil a few times. It's a really nice pan mate 👍
@@Adventure-Outdoors cheers for the reply , so im currently lugging a 3kg cast iron pan whenever i cook outdoors, so just researching other pans, had my aye on one of these for a while now 👍