Trangia Billy with lid 125, 2.5 litre

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Functional and high-quality pot. Go about your business.

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Saucepan

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pretty basic, what you would expect from a cheap aluminum pot. Such thin stuff that it might get twisted so that the cover doesn't click into place, but it's easy to twist back into shape. At least it's light, so it's probably a good option for a gram filer if you need such a big pot for your trip. I would perhaps rather recommend Solo Stove's pots, which are made of stainless steel and can fit a side cooker from the same company. (although the price is a little more, especially if you want to bring a side cooker)

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A good accessory for normal Trangia series. The downside is that the Trangia series controls do not work as desired for the boiler. The diameter should be larger, the same as the diameter of the frying pan. The full benefit would be obtained when the kit went inside the boiler.

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A bit heavy, but a good addition to a 27-size cooker. Brings choice and extra security for long trips, when there is a container that is easy to cook even by the campfire. Also a handy container of water for the camp and the lid is so tight that the water barely splashes even when walking on steep slopes. With a 27-cooker, avoid cooking when you have to put it on the frying pan and burn the fuel carried to the sky. It is definitely worth boiling the water in a liter pot ready.