Okay guys, today we're doing a reasonably short video breaking down my bush-crafting mesquite and we're going to be talking about what I used to eat with and just talking about some different options. Now this is far from perfect by any stretch of the imagination but this is what works for me and this is what I use. So if that I further do, let's jump into it. Okay, so starting it with the mesquite, this is what it looks like whenever I throw it into any of my packs. You can see it's pretty small, pretty low profile and streamlined. So let's start out with the outside. So the first part is a snow-peak titanium plate and this is a super lightweight little option that I keep to use as either a plate in the traditional sense or I can craft a small handle and turn it into a lightweight frying pan for heating up really fast and cooking some smaller things but still some fairly sizable things. This just has a lot of surface to it and it works pretty well in those regards. So that's what kind of remains nested on the outside. Now on the inside of it is pretty basic and I've gone over this kit before but I did a specific video talking about the kit, not necessarily my mesquite itself. Now this is just the Boy Scouts of America mesquite and these can be had for pretty inexpensive prices on eBay and there's different mates and models, there's aluminum, there's steel and there's a lot of talk in the community of what's better and people don't necessarily like the aluminum ones and I can see why they are a little bit more fragile but when we mean a little bit more fragile these things are still plenty fieldable and this is certainly no new kit, you know it's a new kit to me but it's not necessarily a new kit you can see it's seen for plenty of life before me. I just try to keep it clean looking for sanitary thick or for sanitation's sake. So of course with this kit or with the mesquite you have another plate and this is kind of a deeper dish plate than the titanium plate that I have and that's certainly okay. This one I rarely ever use and it kind of goes to show, you see this looks pretty new and pretty unused and that's because I don't have a whole lot of use for plates especially in this particular mesquite because you know I have an actual skillet here but this is still useful especially if you're sharing you know with multiple people but I'll also use it because it's a part of the nesting system. So next to that of course you have the skillet with its folding handle and of course you can run a stick through this you know pretty cool stuff. It's just a real multi tool of a skillet and the handle is a little bit long but it does work pretty well. Next to that as well once to fall apart fall out is the small pot here with a little bail and this works pretty well of course this probably sees the most action as you can see but I do like it and while it is small on the outside it does hold actually quite a bit of food if you're cooking in it. So the next to that is the cup and I'm considering stitching in but this is a cup and it is in here and it works for now I'm not sure I'll keep the cup around forever just because it's extra weight and it's extra bulk and it doesn't necessarily need to be in here to make this whole kit work and usually I'm running a vargo bot which is not necessarily part of the mesquite but I almost always have the vargo bot on me so having a little cup like this isn't necessary but it is a part of the kit for now and it is a part of the standard mesquite. So that's the basics to it you got a pot you got a skillet a plate and a little mug and like I said I carry the snowpeak like I was saying I carry the snowpeak plate as a backup skillet for something that's just a little bit bigger than this skillet and heats up very fast so that's why I usually carry this guy plus it adds practically no weight to this overall setup it's very lightweight and very streamlined so nothing too much to talk about with my mesquite but I thought I would break it down and kind of share with you guys so that when you see it in videos and such you know what I'm rolling with and what I'm using and like I said it's very basic very very cheap setup I think this whole thing between the plate and this mesquite costing me like 30 bucks it's super cheap but it does the trick every time and really in the end that's all that matters so anyways guys hopefully you enjoyed this video so anyways guys hopefully you've enjoyed this video and as always God bless and I know.