Camping has become a huge part of Korean culture in recent years, as many city dwellers, especially in Seoul, escape to nature for a breather. Of course, relaxing outdoors and taking a break from city noise are big draws, but one of the best reasons to go camping, especially to Koreans, is the food. So much of Korean food culture revolves around eating together, and nothing embodies that better than Korean barbecue.
No longer do you have to crunch your way through chalky chili or pasty pasta, with only the desiccated comfort of an astronaut ice cream for dessert. Instead, freeze-dried meals have grown into a diverse category with options to suit just about any dietary preference or need. You can still get classics like chili and mac and cheese, but now there is also dal bhat, mushroom risotto, biscuits and gravy, and more.
Yuanye is designed to resemble a sleek laptop case, cleverly concealing a complete grilling system within its organized compartments. It eliminates the typical frustrations of portable grills.
All-Clad has launched its first outdoor culinary product: a powerful 16-Inch Outdoor Rotating Stone Gas Pizza Oven that promises authentic brick-oven taste in under 90 seconds.