I have two at the moment that are my main cooking kits:
600ml Evernew Ti pot w/ Caldera Cone Sidewinder Inferno. This is my solo kit. I mostly use the wood burning option or the esbit option with this stove. I can fit the pieces needed for the wood buring kit plus the esbit stove and fuel in the pot. I have a small Zpacks cuben bag to keep it all bundled up and keep the soot off the rest of my stuff in the pack.
1.3L Evernew Ti pot w/ Caldera Cone Sidewinder Inferno. This is the kit I take when sharing the cookpot with another. I mostly use the wood burning option or alcohol stove with this kit. Pretty much same packing set-up as above, except that the 12-10 alcohol stove can also fit in this pot.
I really like the flexibility of the Caldera Cone systems. Wood is always my first choice (free fuel!) and I just bring a little of one or the other back-up fuels for when wood isn't allowed or easily available.
I still have an old MSR Simmerlite white gas stove that I may bring out of exclusive car camping duty for future snow camping trips when there's a good chance of having to melt snow for drinking water. I'd pair it with my above 1.3L Evernew pot. A recent trip that saw me trying to melt snow with esbit when fresh water was less abundant than presumed has given me reason to reconsider my choices for these types of trips.
I've got a couple of other odds and ends that I never really got around to using much (a BPL ti-wing stove and a whitebox alcohol stove). I hang on to them thinking that someday I may try them out again.
