Anybody tried the new Coors Light 16oz. aluminum bottles as a cooking pot (or at least to just boil water in)??? They weight 1oz. empty w/cap….
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I have an alcohol stove made from one…If you can burn in it I'm sure you could make a pot out of it. I think your issue is how narrow it is – it will be hard to find any burner for something with that small of a diameter that can be efficient. You're more likely to be wasting a lot of fuel burning the air around the bottle.
Matt Kirk (his blog is "fool on the hill") has posted on this site about it.
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have you put it directly into a campfire???
if so how did it hold up???
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