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Chatelaine Kitchen

8 pieces of camp gear for the outdoor kitchen

Rock the summer cookouts with a well-styled and handy camp kitchen.
Camp table with maple syrup, french toast and berries

Photo, Erik Putz.

Camping essentials for the outdoor kitchen

Camp cooler

Keep it chill with a durable, soft-sided camp cooler. Alite Designs Fiesta cooler, $138, MEC.


Zip-top olive camp cooler

Durable dishes

Pick dishes that can handle a little wear and tear. Mugs, from $12, Drake General Store.


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Durable camping mugs by the Drake General Store

Portable lantern

Light it up at dusk with a colourful lantern. (Extemely handy when there are fire bans in place.) Germna kerosene lantern, $53, Kauffman Mercantile.


Germna kerosene lantern by Kauffman Mercantile

Bear-proofing

Keep the bears out of your picnic baskets (and tomorrow's breakfast) by hanging it all in the trees. Ursack Major S29.3 bear-resistant bag, $119, MEC.


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Bear-resistant bag by Ursack Major at MECBear-resistant bag

Hot water in minutes

For the avid camper, this system is a great way to heat water (in just 3 minutes!). Jetboil MiniMo cooking system, $150, Cabelas.

Jetboil water boiling system

Serious spice storage

Skip a bunch of small containers in favour of one simple cylinder of key spices. Spice missile, $11, GSI Outdoors.


Spice storage missile by GSI OutdoorsSpice storage.

Handy tools for the extreme camper

Just in case you're planning on getting serious about those campfires. Paler Male (redux) Hudson Bay axe, $356, Bestmadeco.

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Paler Male Hudsons Bay axeAxe

For the eco-friendly, charcoal griller

Keep your grilling eco-friendly with no-odour, no-ash charcoal. Que Natural Charcoal Briquettes (made from coconut shells!), $15, Que Grilling.


Natural charcoal briquettes for eco-friendly grillingNatural charcoal briquettes

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6 simple summer camping recipes
How to create a wilderness survival tool kit
7 s'mores recipes to take to the cottage this weekend

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