Cauldrons

Cauldrons

— the camping cauldron stands out among ordinary pots and kettles with its shape, featuring a more convex bottom, allowing for better heat distribution and more even cooking. Externally, it often has wide rims with thickened walls, which contribute to more efficient heating, as well as sturdy handles for hanging and carrying. The cauldron can be made of cast iron, aluminum, or titanium, making it resistant to high-temperature exposure over an open flame. Unlike kettles, the cauldron usually has a deeper shape and a capacity of 3 to 10 liters, allowing for cooking for a larger number of people.