MT -- I own a Bakepacker, and I used it for many years.  I used it primarily to bake muffins and brownies.  I used the Reynolds oven-proof bags, the kind you cook a turkey in.

The brownies and muffin came out as one big glob.  The "presentation" wasn't great, but hey, you're in the bush.  We just cut/tore it apart and enjoyed it. 

Very cheap, simple, light, and fast. 

I don't use it much now, preferring the reflector oven.  But the bakepacker actually requires less work. No need for cutting and gathering a pile of small wood for burning, and turning the pan.  The reflector overn is kind of a group effort and treat when we're base camped somewhere. 

But for one or two guys, the Bakepacker is fine. 

The photo is a shot of muffins just out of the oven.

puckster

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