Is there any reason to cut the lid off a Heineken can when making a pot? If one just wishes to boil water, wouldn't it be easier to just use the drinking opening to pour the water in/out rather than making a lid?
Just curious…
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Nate,
I've done that w/the 12oz Heine keg cans. Works fine, It's just that it's hard / impossible to clean in the field, especially if using as a mug for hot chocolate, coffee, etc.
Todd
If you chose to remove the lid you can store other pieces of your cooking system in the can.
Also with the lid removed it is easier for me to "eyeball" different volumes of water.
Jeremy
I use a heini pot with the removable lid. When not in use, I store my stove (MBD Nion 3), potstand (hardware cloth), windscreen (BPL Ti), lighter (mini-bic), and small piece of camp towel (fancy paper towel) in it. Then I store the pot in my cozy that I bought from freezerbagcooking.com. The cozy is padded and helps to protect the can. It's a really nice light & compact system…..and I'll continue to say that right up until the time that the BPA (or whatever it is in the can liner) kills me.
then again, if you take a full Heiny can to camp, you can quickly empty it and go about your business (just a little "happier")
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