Westfalia cookware

Today's second purchase involves cookware for my Westfalia kitchen. I love to cook. My transition to vegetarianism at age 16 was not popular with my family, so it was then that I began to prepare my own meals. I tend towards raw food habits during the summer, but come colder months I usually start craving homemade soups and start using the stove again. I chose Mountain Safety Research's Alpine Guide Cookset for starters. It's a nesting set of lightweight stainless steel; I refuse to cook with aluminum or Teflon. I already have MSR's Alpine bowl, which nicely nests with the cookware set. I also ordered a couple of compact stainless steel Coghlan's Deluxe Chowset utensil sets. I'm still debating drinkware. For now I've got a couple of stainless steel wine goblets on my Amazon wish list. A couple of Thermos mugs would be nice as well for hot beverages...