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I have used this stuff for one thing and one thing only. Grilled potatoes. And it works miracles. We slice potatoes thin (about 1/8 inch)/ We toss them in olive oil and spices and you can add sliced onions or peppers if you like. Make a foil packet and grill turning frequently. They turn out great and you get every last drop. I tried the exact same technique with regular foil and had burnt crusties everywhere, I would say only 3/4 of the food was edible with regular foil. I have made these three times with the non-stick foil and it is consistently good.

This is my new favorite coffee and tea infuser, being much more portable than others that I've used. Unlike my previous favorite infusers--the MSR MugMate and the larger, identical Finum Brewing Basket (both excellent brewers, BTW)--the Primula Brew Buddy folds completely flat and is less subject to being deformed or damaged by being crushed, although the mesh "bag" needs to be protected from being torn by sharp objects. The mesh is also finer than that on the MSR and Finum, so there is less sediment in the final brew, although there is a small amount of fine "mud" at the bottom of the mug by the time I get to that last bit... I don't mind this very much as I am not the coffee connoisseur that some are--my main attraction to portable brewers/infusers is for the convenience of brewing my own flavorful coffee and tea, both in civilization and while in the back country, and for this the Primula Brew Buddy is excellent, IMO. For you hikers/backpackers out there, the mesh bag part of this infuser will fit perfectly into the mouth of a Nalgene widemouth bottle for straining debris from water to be filtered and/or coffee grounds from a pot of "cowboy coffee," in addition to being perfect for infusing coffee/tea in the majority of cups and mugs, and ultralight pots and kettles; it will store very snugly inside an MSR Titan Kettle, but NOT the GSI Halulite kettle without some trimming/alteration on a belt sander... Reference measurements I wanted before buying, but couldn't find, include: Disk width: 4 1/2"; mesh width at disk: 2 1/8"; mesh depth, below disk: 3"; weight: 1.1 oz./32 grams.