Collapsible or metal saucepans

[Twig]

Hi we have ordered a new campervan and looking at researching what we need. We have a cooker and microwave so reading on here going to check Ikea crockery but what about saucepans.
Totally new to motor home campervan life

 

[Janine]

Go Outdoors have silicone collapsible saucepans but they are eye-wateringly expensive.

Most folks have ordinary saucepans or ones with detachable handles.

 

[Jands]

Don't buy anything now.
It's a home on wheels so start by using what you already have, see what works for you and what would would rather change.
Once you have lived in it a bit then start to buy things.

 

[The Dudess]

We bought a set of collapsible saucepans when we got our first MH. After a while I realised that I only really used the small one. I then bought a double skillet and a small milk pan and the collapsible ones are now stored away somewhere. The double skillet is particularly useful as it doubles up as a frying pan. There was a forum member who was selling the but I just can't remember his name at the moment - perhaps someone else can?

 

[Nasher]

As already posted, try stuff from home first

My Moho has a ceramic type hob (diesel) so can't use all types of pans. I went for Judge stockpot pans as they are tall, smaller footprint, sit inside each other and have small handles

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[RioRob]

We use some of these
Tefal Ingenio 5

Which have detachable handles and stack inside each other. Good for space saving non-stick and cook well.
Seem very popular.

 

[Speve]

Second the Tefal Ingenio nice non stick pans that stack

 

[p-c]

Don't buy anything now.

I think with your total inexperience the above has to be excellent advice.

Regards

p-c

 

[p-c]

Hi
More crucial are things like water filler equipment, EHU equipment, possibly grey waste emptying equipment, toilet fluids etc.
Regards
p-c

 

[Waveski]

I’ve used Tefal frying pans for years, brilliant. I take the detachable handle to TK MAX and find small saucepans which sizewise suit me better than the Tefal options; surprisingly the handle fits a lot of pans! I then unscrew or hacksaw off the original handle. You can have lots of fun finding cheap pans that nest! The handle also fits stainless steel balti pans from John Lewis: great for small veggie dishes an BBQ’s. I’ve yet to have a drop failure, but it would be at your risk! All this fun saves a huge amount of space in a 5.4 metre PVC.