UL non stick skillet options

[Swampr42]

I have been using the sea to summit Alpha pan. Weighs like 8oz. Not the lightest but works great for the price.

 

[Toungetech]

Exjd

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[Kootenay Hunter]

A really thin rock from the creek works really well. Put it on a big bed of coals from the fire.

Be careful, rocks from water can explode if placed into coals.

 

[Felix40]

I just boil them in my normal pot with seasoning. Easier to get the whole thing done evenly and easier to clean. Flavor is just as good.

 

[chippewawarrior]

Fry-Bake Alpine pan, learned about it from Patrick Smith and Paul Vertrees (Sawtooth). A bit expensive, but so worth it. Cooks like a regular pan on a fire or stove (w/diffuser), bakes with the lid. I used a pie tin (that I always carry still) before that.

 

[LockStock&Arrow]

Plus 1 on the Fry-Bake pans. Have used they for several years having learned of them off Backpackinglight.

 

[Coopsdaddy]

Be careful, rocks from water can explode if placed into coals.

Have had this happen so bad i literally thought there were rounds that got dropped in fire.Always bending over to tend to food,good way to loose a eye.
Be careful

 

[meta_gabbro]

If you carry a bear canister with you, look into switching to a Lighter1 can since their lids double as pans. It's not as light as a standalone pan, but it's lighter and packs smaller than a canister plus a standalone pan (the 600ci model comes in 3oz heavier than a 500ci BearVault).