Camping Cookware

Pots, pans, and cooking equipment designed for outdoor use. Made from aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, or non-stick coated materials.

Why It Matters

Non-stick camping cookware often contains PFAS coatings. Some imported cookware has tested positive for lead. Cooking at high temperatures can increase chemical release from coatings.

Chemicals of Concern in This Product

PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances)

A large group of synthetic chemicals known as 'forever chemicals' because they don't...

High Risk

Lead

A toxic heavy metal that was once commonly used in paint, plumbing, and many consumer products....

High Risk

Ingredient Red Flags

Watch for these on ingredient labels:

  • Non-stick coatings
  • Very cheap imported sets
  • Unknown metal composition
  • Scratched or worn non-stick surfaces

What to Look For

  • ✓Stainless steel or titanium (no coating)
  • ✓Hard-anodized aluminum without non-stick
  • ✓Lead-tested if imported
  • ✓Cast iron for car camping

Finding Safer Options

Stainless steel cookware from GSI or Stanley. Titanium pots from Snow Peak or Toaks. Cast iron for car camping. Avoid non-stick coatings.

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