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As a new recruit, it is important to invest in quality, durable cookware that will last you through your training and beyond. Look for basic essentials such as a saucepan, frying pan, and a stockpot, all made of materials like stainless steel or cast iron.
While non-stick cookware can make cooking and cleaning easier, it is not necessary for basic cooking needs. In fact, some military bases do not allow non-stick cookware due to potential health hazards. Stick to traditional pans and learn how to properly season and care for them.
The cost of cookware can vary greatly depending on the brand, materials, and number of pieces. As a new recruit, it is best to stick to a budget-friendly option, spending no more than $100-150 on a basic set of cookware.
In addition to cookware, some essential cooking tools for military personnel include a can opener, a sharp knife, a cutting board, measuring cups and spoons, and a spatula. These items will come in handy for preparing meals in the barracks.
While it is possible to bring your own cookware from home, it is not recommended. Military bases have strict regulations on what items are allowed in the barracks, and some may not allow personal cookware due to safety concerns. It is best to purchase cookware specifically for your training and deployment needs.