> baking is a little bit impractical while camping

You can bake lots of stuff with a campfire and a dutch oven.

Sure let me pack icing, maybe some cupcake molds, and a pie dish too?

It's impractical.

Let's see:

* There's a brand of dutch oven endorsed by the Boy Scouts of America

* Scouting magazine has printed many articles with recipes for dutch ovens https://scoutingmagazine.org/category/outdoors/cooking/dutch...

* Boy's Life magazine runs articles about cooking in a dutch oven

Sure ok. Clearly when we think of "having boys bake" we're talking about Dutch ovens and not baking cookies. Yup.

I was only addressing baking while camping. As a man, I also bake while I'm not camping, like many other men.

Right but you are doing so in an disingenuous way. I like baking too. Referring to "girls baking" implies cupcakes, cookies, frosting, and cakes. All of which are impractical while camping.

I'm not being disengenuous at all, and I don't imply that when I say "girls baking".

Ya you do. Otherwise nobody would have been talking about it. The cultural norm when somebody mentions baking in this context and "boys doing it" revolves around things like cupcakes and cookies and what not. It's obvious. It's not a point of contention to anybody here except you, for reasons unknown to me.

Not to mention roasting potatoes, corn, or even eggs in the coals of a fire, which is a close relative to using a dutch oven.