JetBoil...Ghillie Kettle...Flask or what??

[Dax]

kelly kettle, works in any weather quick to boil. I always have it in the truck.

[Fenland]

So at the moment it looks like the trusty Stanley flasks will be out again

 

Just nice to be able to have some piping hot water though.....hmm

[Matthew Storrs]

Iv recently become quite disgruntled with stanley, had two of their flasks that suddenly didn't keep the heat, brought a cheapie from tescos and it puts them both to shame!

[Charlieh]

Jetboil are great as you can cook boil in the bag ration meals in them, boil very very quickly and great to set up for a quick brew. Good for upto 2 cups full if there are 2 of you working

 

Kelly/Ghillie great on sites when felling and you have a bit more time at brew stops, handy to occupy peoples time if you need someone out the way! they are quite social things as people will gather round them, and you can make a larger amount of cups full at once if there are several of you

 

Flask great until mid morning if you drink black coffee or tea, I cant stand milk in drinks out of a flask

[jpbeaver]

We normally use a trangia but if we are working in the woods quite often take my skillet.

[Andy Collins]

Pah, peasants

[Andy Collins]

Oh fidldle, I've inverted this pic twice now to get it right and it keeps tipping upside down.....strange. But you get the idea.

[Sburdy]

I must admit.. i love the idea of a kelly kettle but as for on the job it's a wee impractical!! my girlfriend bought me a berghaus flask last christmas!! it's the dogs danglies... i make it at 7am and the odd times i don't use it ( due to client bringing us tea) i may take one cup out of it!! it's still boiling hot at 6- half 6pm.. just a mega flask

[Mozza]

Ive got all 3, kelly kettle for in the woods having fun with a fire, jet boil for when we can't have a fire and a flask for when I can't be arsed using the other 2!!

[rovers90]

I recently dug my kelly kettle out and took it when I was using my firewood processor. My two pals working with me laughed out load when they came in the shed and saw me setting it away but now the first question they ask when I pull up is "Have you got the Kelly Kettle?"

 

I've always used a flask that keeps the water hot all day but tea still tastes better made with just boiled water out of the kelly!

 

Any recommendations for a food flask, somewhere between 0.5 and 1 litre?