>>1458819Kupilka. I have 3 of the cups, 2 of the plate/cup/bowl things and two sets of their cuttlery. Great material 50/50 wood and recycled plastic, so the thermal properties of wood with none of the care associated
Recently saw they've made a larger cup, although they seem to only offer those in their God awful looking dyed versions, picked the black for laughs, the balance is kind of off for me though and I still prefer the smaller ones
For the eggs
>take egg>take small thin stick>gently poke hole in top of egg (a slow drilling motion with you knife tip works great too)>stir inside of egg (or don't)>put egg hole side up on dull coals at the edge of a fire>if the egg is closer to the fire and there aren't an even coal bed, turn them>when the small bit of egg that comes out the top hole stops and is solidifiedEgg is done, delicious ash eggs
