[Can ★ Do Camp Gear] Discover a "closure" that makes it easier to use the Sierra cup | Mart

The "Sierra cup" is widely useful outdoors. A must-have item for camping that can be used not only as a cup or tableware, but also as a cooking utensil over an open flame. You can buy such an item that can use the Sierra cup more conveniently at the familiar "Can ★ Do". I also bring multiple Sierra cups to my home when camping, but I'm curious to know that more convenient items have appeared. I actually tried it.

Check out two types of lids, stainless steel and resin!

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Have you ever put the cut ingredients in a Sierra cup but don't use them right away? In such a case, these two types of lids will be very useful. Both are compatible with Sierra cups with a diameter of 12 cm. (From left) Stainless steel Sierra cup lid approx. W12.2 x H13.8cm 110, Shera cup lid 2P approx. W12.5 x H13.6cm 110 (both Can ★ Do)

Can be stacked and does not take up space

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Two lids for the Sierra cup are included, so it is convenient for multiple use. It cannot be completely sealed, but even if there are multiple Sierra cups, they can be stacked by putting a lid on them. There is no doubt that it will be useful in camps where there are many scenes of cooking and eating in a limited space.

It can also be used as a mini cutting board!

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The Sierra cup lid is made of stainless steel and can be used not only for lids, but also for coasters and cutting boards. It's perfect for when you want to cut a little vegetables, and it's easy to clean up afterwards.

Detailed usability is also considered

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The stainless steel Sierra cup lid is so hot that you can't remove the lid! In that case, there are dents and holes so that you can lift it with chopsticks. It can also be hooked, so it's nice that it's easy to dry even after washing. It would be nice if you could feel free to try some useful goods at the 100-yen shop. Why don't you try incorporating goods that make camping more comfortable with a little ingenuity?Photo / Tadayuki Yamashita Interview / text / Etsuko Nishimura