Snow Peak USA - Japanese-Designed Camping Gear

Titanium Cook & Save

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$42.18 $62.95 In stock

Category: Cookware

Made of Japanese titanium, the Titanium Cook & Save is an essential piece of cookware for larger groups. At a two-liter capacity, it's the largest titanium pot Snow Peak makes and will provide a lifetime of camp meals. Titanium Cook & Save includes a titanium lid for cooking and a plastic lid for preserving leftovers. Pair the Titanium Cook & Save with the Titanium Spork for ready-to-eat meals.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

The two-liter capacity is perfect for cooking pasta for our family of four while camping. The titanium material heats up quickly and evenly, which really cuts down on meal prep time.

Lucy D. ★★★★★

I've been using this pot for camping with four people and the two-liter size handles a full pasta dinner without overflow. The titanium body is noticeably lighter than my old stainless pot, which makes a real difference when packing.

James A. ★★★★★

Two liters is way more than I expected once it's on the stove — I fed six people stew out of this thing on our last camping trip and still had leftovers. It's titanium so it weighs almost nothing in my pack, which is the whole reason I switched from my old aluminum pot. The lid fits snug enough that