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My friends go camping in their RV she said to save water. She keeps a spray bottle with vinegar and water and after they eat she spray's the dishes let it sit for 5 or 10 minutes and she wipes them off and let them air dry.

I think this is the first camp kitchen I've seen mention a fire extinguisher. Couldn't agree more!

Brought 2nd hand many years ago a very tiny old picnic suitcase, holds plates, cups, bowls, knives, forks all cooking utensils and washing gear for a family of 5 plus for extra guests, took it camping for years.

"Camping is just dirty... just go with it!" - Yep!!! We agree! Worth it!

I felt your joy when you said it was nice to have an oven again

Keep my bin packed 24/7 any time i want to go, no thought necessary other than get the bin in the truck!!!!

One of my favorite parts about over landing is our kitchen set up. Happy wife happy life ❤️

I use one frisbee and paper plates, works well and help with hot foods also. check it out at your local store,

Thank you for the best Overlanding Video Series on the internet.

"We made hats for a reason, right?" So true. That made me laugh.

You have a well organized kitchen gear box. It's amazing what one will cook with and eat out of when camping. I bought most of my kitchen gear at our local Goodwill stores. My dining bowls are large collapsible new dog bowls. For spaghetti pasta I bought one of the Sea to Summit collapsible pots...great space saver. My knives and utensils go into a heavy duty tool roll found at Lowe's. I love the oven you have and I love baking foods, e.g., potatoes, breakfast rolls, donuts, stuffed mushrooms. I've been using a cast iron crock pot but that thing is heavy and not easily packed away. The benefit of watching videos like yours is learning how others organize and applying the knowledge to my kit. I've been car camping for over 50 years but I love picking up tips on fine tuning my own gear. Thank you!

It's always just my husband and I (for years we would camp with others and since they know I cook and bake...guess who was the only one who remembered food and dinnerware?). No more of that! Most of the time if what we makes is cooked in one pan, we skip the plates and just use forks and share. Not for pancakes however!

Long time campers, till retirement and health issues forced us to stop. (50+ rs). When our first daughter was born we purchased a small used Coleman popup. One day while in a goodwill store I came across a large 100 cup coffee ehrn, took out the insert and would fill up with water.

Very helpful to get a functional kit overview. Easy to overbuy and overpack. Thank you for taking the time to do this video.

I've had a great experience with the Stanley Basecamp cook set, and Stanley coffee press.

Stumbled onto this video because I was looking for inspiration for a camp cooking setup that would fit in a tote that I could just throw in the back of my truck. Happy to say this exceeded my expectations esp. the walk-thru with all the tips and suggested uses. Thanks!

Great set-up! The water jug and pump can come in handy in a variety of situations.Water lines become compromised somewhere almost on a daily basis. Power outages, emergency storm cleanup, you name it!

Ice watched this over and over! Great tips! Got the oven….LOVE it!! Happy Camping!

Ziploc bag storage, i use canvas pencil bags of 4 diff colors and labled with marker for the size bag😉. Has been super workable. Love your video! Always great to hear others ideas 👍😁

Loved your camp kitchen kit. I picked up a few ideas. I also like to have one bin for pantry foods and a smaller bin for all electronics (no more searching for individual items).

One very good thing to have is a large box of baking soda. It can be used to put out kitchen fires, even on the stove or food. You can redeem the food by simply rinsing it off. It is good to wash dishes, deodorize containers and clothes, even for brushing your teeth. I clean my skillets and griddle with it and water, no soap. It rinses clean. It just takes a very small amount to get the job done. Happy Trails!

the pouch bags for the utensils is a great idea! going to have to use that!

Thanks for the great advice and it's worth mentioning your awesome attitude and your way of presenting camping life, a little dirt doesn't hurt, it's camping !!

The 7-gal Aquatainer with a spigot is great for camping. It weighs about 60 lbs full, but works great and is easy to refill.

Add a video of post meal cleanup process. How you do it and what you do with the dirty water afterwards.

A very useful, as a guy, kitchen review that will certainly help planning my totable kitchen. Love learning from you to help my back woods cooking to go from simple to yummy. Thanks for sharing.👍👍👍

Just added to my Amazon camping wish list. Thank you for sharing!

Got my three girls to watch your show. Wasn't expecting much to happen but they all love you & show and now all three of them clean up after themselves. Thank you so much folks.! Happy wandering & stay safe. Greetings from Australia.

Thank you for sharing. My kitchen set up is always evolving. Can't wait to see your recipes.

"It folds up. It fits in there. I love it." Sold! To this lady who was thinking about an Omni. Enjoyed your video and practical kitchen set up.

Watching you bashfully geek out about your oven was the soul-restoring -jump I needed this evening, so thank you.

Perfect meal for camping😊

Sarah and Kev I thoroughly enjoyed traveling along as you developed a new loop through Colorado, of which a portion came through where we currently reside during the summer and fall (South Fork). Will miss you all until you are back out exploring. Stay safe.

Hi Guys. Thank you for the very interesting video. We were most impressed by the pasta pan that incorporated the pouring holes and the insulated top handles. Very useful indeed. Thanks for all the informative videos. Stay safe. R and J

I thought this would be "another gear" video. I was wrong and pleasantly surprised, this was a fantastic walk-through of tried and true items, some I have, some I wasn't not even aware of. Thank You

Makes me want to organize mt kitchen stuff!

Just purchased one of your shirts for my wife. Thanks for making all of the great family content. Cheers

You guys are just awesome and such a great team - Thank you for sharing! I love your channel and Mr. Sacks is such a good story teller :D Love from Texas.

I've had a kitchen tote since the 1970's. I love how yours is organized.

Nice set up for car/family camping. Canoe camping all I use a Rubbermaid Action Packer with a single burner ( gas) cook set and all the food. The Action Packer even doubles as the riverside table and cooking area. For backpacking my Evernew Appalachian Set ( alcohol/wood ) weighs 5.6 ounces and the Evernew titanium non stick frying pan is 4.9 ounces. It fits in my backpack with the food that's repacked in Zip lock Freezer bags. As far as drinking water out of a cup that had Coffee in it , that's how I wash my cup without wasting a single drop of water.

Amazing set up, very organized 🧰

We are packing away all our photographs and framed pictures. I’m thinking one large bin with lid but my wife bought two. We got tons to do after 38 years in this home. Great video full of wonderful information. ❤️🇨🇦❤️ Cheers!!!

super amazing trip ,really enjoyed following along. everyone did an awesome job editing and looks like you all had a super trip. waiting for the next trip . enjoy your time 1 Be Safe !

The camp cooking looks restaurant quality. Nice job.

Instead of bying expensive vaccum-insulated bowls you can use two or three of the cheep, thin stainless-steel ones at once. That will give you adequate insulation when needed. Bonus is you have extra bowls on hand, that can be handy when processing food. And they stack better and take less room than the insuated ones you showed in the video.

Great inventory & explanations for each piece. It gave me some ideas for our camp kitchen storage bin.

another great and essential video. thanks for sharing

Isn't wonderful that you can do everything in the wilderness that you could do in your own home kitchen. Really makes it all worth the effort.

I love that colemans oven it folds up!!! thats wonderful first time I see that.

I would also recommend looking into a fire blanket to go with the extinguisher. They are very quick and easy to deploy, extremely effective, they don't make the big mess that an extinguisher does, they're reusable, and they take up practically no room when packed. You can put out a cooking fire with the blanket and still save your food. Which isn't going to happen with an extinguisher. I bring a 3x3 fire blanket as my first go to for 99% of fire situations, then the extinguisher as my backup in case things really start to get real. If you've never looked into fire blankets you should really check them out, they are pretty great.

Greetings from Northern California, thank you for sharing this very informative video. I really enjoyed it. It looks like you folks are quite organized and prepared for the next adventure into the Outdoors. The very best to you and your family. Stay healthy and keep camping. 🤗

Really like the bags your store your silverware and utility items in.. great idea!

thanks for the tips! really helpful and thorough

I love the Coleman oven! So fun for glamping.

Great video, fantastic ideas, you guys have a great series Thank You

I buy our dry cat food in 13 lb. bags (my 3 plus several ferals in the neighborhood). These bags are big, sturdy, and roll up well when empty so I save those and use those. They hold "icky" garbage well.

Awww Caroline in the mudd. Lol I've done that once at a lake when I was kid. Cried my face off too. XD

When my sons was little I have a foot locker that was are camping Kitchen I would keep all of our camping stuff in a corner of the bathroom. I have it ready to go before I told the boys I was a single mother of 3 sons 2 years apart because each of them I would not tell them that we were going camping until 15 minutes before and then told them they had 15 minutes to have everything in the car or we would not go. Only 1 time did we stay home and not going camping. Keep everything in one place and having a camping box that I would refill as soon as I could. The boys just got to take a backpack with them. Tent, beding kitchen and as much as possible stayed repacked

Bought the stock pot after watching you use it in an earlier video. It's fantastic! I use it in my kitchen at home and in the truck camper. Great job on this video! Y'all stay safe!

excellent video sarah...so many great ideas !!!

Thank you for sharing

Love the oven

Me ha gustado mucho el video. Eres una persona super organizada y además creo que debes ser una muy buena cocinera. Yo vivo en Barcelona y muchas de las cosas no se dónde las podré conseguir pero me has dado muchas ideas. Gracias por los subtítulos en español.

awesome! I love your cooking and I need to join so that I can get your recipes. Keep cooking and I'll keep watching.

All excellent ideas!!!

This is really good. Practical. What camping is really like. Cheap. Thank you. New fan here.

Coleman oven! Everyone needs to buy one! We use ours every trip!!!!

Thank you for sharing great ideas and I’m will be using your kitchen ideas

I made one of those flippy, rolly things (LOL) for our utensils when we travel. They're really easy to make, and are SO handy!!

So helpful..... Thank you 👍

The best thing to clean cast iron or your griddle is fat & salt then you can just wipe it out when done rinse it with hot water, wipe and set it on the stove just long enough to make sure it is totally dry and wipe clean fat on it! Just enough to coat it. Also when putting pots on the open camp fire put dish soap on the outside surface & the black will wash off without scrubbing the pot till your arm has a charlie horse.

Great video! I have the same dish drainer and I love it. For car camping, we use 3 collapsible tubs; wash, rinse, and sanitize using the little blue tabs I used back in my bartender days. Also: Coleman oven is THE BEST for cinnamon rolls and cookies and all things jiffy. Yep... camping is grubby, but we roll with it!

I really enjoyed this video. So informative, even for us rvers!

Hey Sarah, you can place the grill of the Colemanoven in the oven, before you put it together. Topseries, thank you!

liked the smaller garbage bag , great to be able to toss away from campsite as you mentioned. I have the same collapsible basin, PRICELESS. Side note,that steak was cooked perfectly for me!

Recommend keeping fire extinguisher away from stove while cooking. If a fire starts you cannot reach the extinguisher thru flames. Same idea for extinguishers in your kitchen. Keep on opposite counter away from stove. This recommendation for kitchen from a fireman.

Are you chef? I don’t even cook like this at home with all the gadgets. Cool video

I ❤️ this!

New subscriber. Love your ideas. We have a small campervan but I can't not pack enough for 4 even though there are only 2 of us! Find a steamer over a pan gives more cooking space and can be used to strain.

First time seeing your channel. Great video with tons of info. Thanks for your spontaneity and cheerful video, it really helped me to figure what to get for our first truck camping trip

Good stuff. TFS!!!

Great video, told it just like it is, love all of it, happy camping ,

That's smart to hold the knives in the canvas bag!

Incredible sustainable living!

"Stinky wash clothes and things" You look just like my daughter Erin saying that, that is so funny !! She is precious too !!

WONDERFUL!!!

This is some really great info, I'm currently running a tote as my whole kitchen storage as well. I'm going to toss a brush in my kit after seeing that you carry one.

Nice kit! We've been working on narrowing down our kit. I like those bowls & plates you showed bc ours must be like your old ones, too thin! Good video🤙 -Josh

I recommend the GSI 32oz java press. i have been using mine for a decade, and its still going strong. my light weight option is my Snow Peak 3 cup press. both a little pricy but well worth the money...

Good day to you! I am a senior rider on HONDA Cross Cub from Japan. I am enjoying camping ,touring and upload video. This is so nice camp kitchen video! Awesome! Have a nice day my friend!

Thanks for the kitchen overview! I like it all in one tote.

This information is good to know. It's very helpful. Thank you God bless you guys.🙏🙏🙏

Great job Sarah. peace

Fantastic Content! Absolutely going on my "Saved" list! Thank You 🙂

That Gator french press you have is my primary everyday coffee pot. Best french press I ever owned.

" Camping is Just dirty" . Love it.

Thank you that was very helpful!!

Ah...that one great foldable oven did all the magic in there.... ^_^

Very cool. TY - I took notes to check our kitchen stash! :)