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PostedSep 11, 2008 at 6:00 pm

Does anyone want to guess if this is the hard to find IMUSA mug, sometimes seen at walmart but not around here:

http://www.cheflatino.com/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=&products_id=197

It appears that Sabor Latino is listed as the other known brand of IMUSA. Is the #10 the right size for the bushbuddy stove? I thought the BB was 4.25 inches, which should be just a bit bigger than 10 cm. This is the only place I can find online selling anything like this.

thanks for any info.

Charles Grier BPL Member
PostedSep 11, 2008 at 6:26 pm

That looks like the IMUSA mug that I have, before I cut the handle off. WalMart stocks them, at least around here. Why not stop by the cookware section of Wallyworld and check them out?

PostedSep 11, 2008 at 7:02 pm

I should have been more clear: I did that, they didn't have them. Searching back here it looks like lots of people in other places can't find them either (including even after offering to ship salmon in exchange).

Clicking through that site and shipping is $9.24, so a total rip off though. I guess I will keep looking around.

Anton Steyerl BPL Member
PostedSep 13, 2008 at 8:22 pm

The #10 is too small for the Bushbuddy. It's both too short and too narrow. The BB fits in the #12.

PostedSep 13, 2008 at 8:58 pm

Thanks for confirming that. I sure got the impression from earlier threads here that people were using the smaller #10 for the bushbuddy. I would buy one for $4, but don't really want the handle sticking out.

I am now pondering the tibetan titanium trek kettle. In the few mentions that I can see of this, people seem to suggest it is the same as the Brasslite 900, but they have slightly different specs. Doing the math, lighthound has something wrong because these numbers don't convert: 3.75 inches tall x 4.75 inches diameter (115mm x 125mm).

http://www.lighthound.com/Tibetan-Titanium-Trek-Kettle-Pot-with-Lid–115mm-tall–900ml-capacity_p_68-2514.html

(interesting to see that they actually coded the 115mm tall into the URL, when if true that would mean it is 4.5 inches tall, not 3.75). So if anyone has ever seen the tibetan kettle and can comment on that, that would be great too.

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