Nonstick titanium cookware

[BuckeyeBill]

Nope; I've got that (mostly) covered with a Primus OmniLite Ti, which adjusts smoothly throughout a wide range of heat settings. I'm paying for better stove capabilities with extra weight, of course. The only part that I need to fix is the sound, which is reminiscent of a jet engine when I boil water. The replacement silencer head is back-ordered.

Sounds like you have covered your bases. While I have never seen non-stick mess kits, I am sure that in the future, that new cooper? non-stick coating will be out in mess kits.

[MtDoraDave]

I bought this set on sale for $40 or $45 a few years ago. Stoic (Backcountry house brand?) looks exactly like toaks, but has nonstick coating. I bought it when it was being discontinued - but if you search the interwebs, you may still find it somewhere. The nonstick has worked well for my instant oatmeals, instant mashed potatoes, and every flavor of Knorr I've cooked... though I've never tried "cooking" pancakes or anything like it.
It is a 3 pc set (iirc), a 1.1 liter and a 1.3 liter set, sharing one lid. I only bring one pot and the lid with me on my hikes (and a ti coffee cup).

[DownEaster]

Sounds like you have covered your bases. While I have never seen non-stick mess kits, I am sure that in the future, that new cooper? non-stick coating will be out in mess kits.

Here's a picture:
GSIExtremeMessKit.jpg
I'm ditching the included blue plastic containers.

[Rallywagon]

http://www.campsaver.com/outlet/ever...ium-ns-pot-set