You love sporks. You love multitools. And now? Look on with a delicate blend of respect and astonishment that the two coexist, in blissful harmony that is the CRKT Eat’N Tool.

The CRKT Eat’N Tool is a bottle opener, screwdriver/pry tip, three metric wrench reliefs and a carabiner all in one. Oh, and a spork. Don’t forget the spork. The Eat’N Tool is the brainchild of NYC designer Liong Mah, whose shrine I’ve already laid a foundation for. You can get one of your own for $7.

This Foldable BBQ Grill can probably come in real handy for the 4th of July weekend. I love it!

Handcrafted from soapstone in some of the oldest soapstone workshops in the USA, these whiskey stones cool your favorite spirit without diluting the flavors. They’re easy to use – just chill the stones in the freezer, and plunk them in GENTLY.

This measuring cup stands up to stovetop and oven temperatures, so you can measure, melt, warm, or cook all in the same container. The cup holds 2 cups and is marked in cups, ounces, and metric. It also has a stay cool handle.

Now that we’ve found your solution for washing dishes while camping, you may be wondering how to prepare your meals in the first place. Well, the good folks at Kelty have thought of that, too. They’ve created a folding camp kitchen with enough surface area for food prep, plus a dedicated area where you can set up your stove (not included) — with a removable wind screen. Stock the zippered pantry with their Binto storage bins (sold separately, natch), and you’re good to go. There’s even a paper towel holder, which is more than my real kitchen has. This is a pricey piece of equipment–Amazon has it for around $140–but it’s well made, lightweight, and folds up to a compact 8 inches by 32 inches. It also comes with a transport sack for easy carrying. It won the 2008 Editors’ Choice award from Camping Life magazine and comes recommended by the people I trust to take my own kids on their camping adventures.