I bought two Zebra pots from bensbackwoods.com (nice guy to deal with) and I knew that the pots were made in Asia for some purpose particular to there. That being said they are well made and sturdy and very usable for camping. What I'm wondering is does anyone know what their original purpose was, maybe some kind of lunch box or something?
And more to the point, that small pan that insets under the lid (something like a small double boiler) has anyone found a practical use for it while you are camping?
I do have something useful to contribute; The bail handle flips freely and by and large I'd just as soon it remain upright while I'm cooking. The bail is held on with  rivets and there is a space there where you can wedge in a thin washer with a gap cut out of it, to slip over the shank of the rivet. With a washer on both sides the handle is nice and snug and remains where I put it.
Best Wishes, Rob