Which TT has the Best Kitchen and Why?
Hello everyone. I've been lurking and reading for some time now and I appreciate the knowledge and helpfulness of this community. We're looking for our first TT and everyone has been most helpful. ...
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Ditch the cast iron.
Yes, yes, yes I get it. Cast iron with the heat deal and the non reactive deal and a bunch of other stuff deals.
When you travel you fight weight and cast iron is the Mike Tyson of weight.
You need to watch the film "The Very Long Trailer" to get what I'm talking about.
Get some good non stick aluminum and call it a day and go camping. Non stick also helps a BUNCH with cleanup. Just a paper towel and a few drops of water and it clean and back in the cupboard.
Also microwaves make great storage if you don't use them. They even lock so nothing spills out while traveling.
Anyway good luck with your search and let us know what you get.
(BTW my answers would be different about the cast iron if you had a 3500 pickup but you don't. You have an X5)
Yes, yes, yes I get it. Cast iron with the heat deal and the non reactive deal and a bunch of other stuff deals.
When you travel you fight weight and cast iron is the Mike Tyson of weight.
You need to watch the film "The Very Long Trailer" to get what I'm talking about.
Get some good non stick aluminum and call it a day and go camping. Non stick also helps a BUNCH with cleanup. Just a paper towel and a few drops of water and it clean and back in the cupboard.
Also microwaves make great storage if you don't use them. They even lock so nothing spills out while traveling.
Anyway good luck with your search and let us know what you get.
(BTW my answers would be different about the cast iron if you had a 3500 pickup but you don't. You have an X5)
