Does your family love camping or are you looking for more ways to become prepared in the event of an emergency or disaster (like the recent Sandy storm)? Then you should check out the Kelly Kettle.
We received a Stainless Steel-Base Camp-Large Kelly Kettle to review. This Kelly Kettle boils approximately 50.7 fl. oz. of water (equivalent to 9.5 – 6 oz. mugs of water) at a time. It’s the size traditionally used by Irish Anglers.
The Kelly Kettle even works in harsh weather conditions to bring water to boil in 3-5 minutes using whatever solid fuel naturally occurs in your area. For us that’s mostly pine cones, pine needles, twigs, bark and more. I love that because we don’t need to store or carry fuel to use it. Talk about eco-friendly, cost-free, carbon-neutral camping and cooking!
It’s really easy to use too. Just fill up the outer chamber with water.
Then put some kindling into the base. Put the Kelly Kettle on top of the base and light your kindling. You can feed more fuel through the chimney (the chamber on top). You should have boiling water within 3-5 minutes!
You can also cook food by using the pot support, which has conveniently disappeared in my house. It was stacked nicely on top of the Kelly Kettle Box and Cook Set until I needed it. I think it grew legs and walked away! (and I’m quite sure I’ll find it right after this post goes live, even though I spent 2 hours looking for it!)
Anyhow, with the pot support, you can cook food while your water is boiling by placing the pot support on top of the Kelly Kettle’s chimney. Then you place the pot on top of the pot support.
When the water comes to a boil, you then take the pot off the Kelly Kettle and safely remove the Kelly Kettle from the fire with the attached handle.
Then you place the grate over the fire and put the pot or pan back over the fire to continue cooking.
When you’re done with your Kelly Kettle, you can store it in the included drawstring carry bag. The pots and accessories fit inside the Kelly Kettle so you can keep everything together.
The Kelly Kettle is 15 inches tall assembled, and 13 inches tall stored. It weighs 2.67 pounds, so it’s easy to take along with you on camping trips.
There are several models of the Kelly Kettle to choose from. Visit the Kelly Kettle website to choose the right one for your needs. And be sure to connect with Kelly Kettle on Facebook and Twitter.
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About Chrystal Johnson
Chrystal, publisher of Happy Mothering, is a mother of two sweet girls who believes in living a simple, natural lifestyle. A former marketing manager, Chrystal spends her time researching green and eco-friendly alternatives to improve her family's life. She enjoys sharing those discoveries with anyone who's willing to listen.



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I love this!!! Stainless steel, perfect! I am always looking for stainless steel items for home and out door use. We have a wood stove this would work on in case of emergencies too.
I love that it is so portable with the stacking feature as well as the fact that it’s stainless! We love cast iron, but for packability, stainless is next best!
Ok, this thing is COOL. I’d love to have one of these for camping.
I love that it’s stainless steel! Nice design too.
That looks so great. I love that you can cook food in it – it really is an excellent camping tool.
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November 26, 2012 at 1:50 pm
Oh my gosh! What a find. I can’t believe I don’t have one of these already!!
Great little item! would love to have one for my brother who goes camping all the time with his son. great review. Thanks
i like that you can put the pots and accessories inside the kettle to keep it all together.
This is quite cool, makes me want to go camping again. I haven’t seen a kettle like this before.
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Great camping accessory !!! would sure be a nice gift for my brother, he hunts and camps all the time, and my sister in law is a guide leader… she’d love it too
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January 27, 2013 at 12:02 pm
This looks perfect for campers!! I hope that I am never in a situation to need something like this! :/
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