Coffee Set Ups

[MrMor]

The coffee is just an excuse to seat back, talk and enjoy the moment

 

[ChuckB]

I’ve been using a Nespresso machine at home for years.

Just went camping for the first time in a while. Great time, however it was very windy.

Two problems with that: 1) Coleman stove wasn’t really up to the task of boiling water in the strong wind. 2) The wind broke my awning and took out my French press with it [emoji2357].

Finally went off the deep end...

I took the opportunity to purchase an Aeropress, JavaPresse manual grinder, Stainless Steal French Press and gooseneck kettle with built in thermometer. Already have a Mokapot too. Some of this will be for home use only, some for camping. I’m taking a look at the Jetboil next.

Just need some beans.

I’m totally geeking out now!

 

[Golden Dragon]

I use a Bialetti Moka pot everyday at home and have found no reason to switch to anything else when I am camping.

What coffee do you use for you Moka?

 

[Ed B]

What coffee do you use for you Moka?

I order whole espresso beans from Spella Caffe in Portland. www.spellacaffe.com

 

[Gustavo Amaral]

that is my coffee machine ;-) It works perfectly!

 

[Two Sheds]

This is on my post-virus list..
$30 ( keep it simple ....)

 

[Angel Rivera]

I too am a coffee-holic. Have friends who roast. Have an added spigot in my kitchen since for filtered hot water. I French Press. I pour what I don’t drink into a Stanley to keep it warm. On the road it makes it easy. I have a hand grinder for TT when traveling.

 

[MedicBox]

I want try Black Rifle Steep bags.....

 

[Andrew442]

Easiest way.

 

[Maverick9110E]

Anyone try Kicking Horse Grizzly claw coffee? Did the Black Rifle line for a few years, trying to see what else is better out there. Tried a local roaster that got beans from Hondurus, pretty good but nothing outstanding. Was trying to find just a good Organic black coffee in a dark roast. Figure i'll give Kicking Horse a try, seemed to have good reviews.

 

[huachuca]

Combination of 60's vintage Comet pot, 533 Coleman from the mid 90's, modern Engel tumblers on an unknown creek in Nevada make for a pretty good cup a joe.

 

[Aina]

I have a grinder (hand crank) and french press stainless steel, this is basically what I use at home as well on a daily basis but the grinder is electric and the french press is glass. I mostly drink black coffee but also way too much Starbucks when I'm driving. But morning camp coffee is amazing and usually consumed black.

 

[Gustavo Amaral]

I have a grinder (hand crank) and french press stainless steel, this is basically what I use at home as well on a daily basis but the grinder is electric and the french press is glass. I mostly drink black coffee but also way too much Starbucks when I'm driving. But morning camp coffee is amazing and usually consumed black.

What's your hand crank grinder? I'm looking for a good one.

 

[Aina]

What's your hand crank grinder? I'm looking for a good one.

This one on amazon its a bit pricy but well-reviewed and I love mine. I think you can find them cheaper on amazon but this one is not a knock off.

JavaPresse Manual Coffee Grinder with Adjustable Setting

 

[Gustavo Amaral]

This one on amazon its a bit pricy but well-reviewed and I love mine. I think you can find them cheaper on amazon but this one is not a knock off.

JavaPresse Manual Coffee Grinder with Adjustable Setting

Tks a lot!

 

[HeliSniper]

I mainly do cowboy coffee. Put ground coffee in water as it starts to boil, let it do its thing as it comes to a rolling boil, then pull it off the fire and let the MAGIC happen for a min. or two. Then the trick is to pour a small amount to COLD water to push the grounds to the bottom and bring the temperature to the perfect non lip burning temperature. tilt to pour. then when all the liquid has been consumed... use the grounds for nice chew for the rest of the day. Just a pinch between the cheek and gums for a all day BUZ... i quit tobacco and long time ago but i just cant get over the lip occupation thing.

Congratulations on quitting tobacco. I've chewed Copenhagen for 35 years and quit cold turkey about 5 years ago. I still crave it everyday but will not allow it to have the power over me, weird how addictive that stuff is. I also like the lip occupation method of coffee. I have also found Grinds Coffee Pouches, I like the Black Coffee and it keeps the grounds out of my teeth. www.getgrinds.com

 

[Sputnik]

I’ve worked for a coffee company here in the Bay Area for many many years now (back in the 90s I started on the retail end) and I think I’ve tried almost every method invented. I pretty much default to pour over. I like the red ( or black) plastic filter holders; they’re made in Holland, cost about four bucks and sit on your cup as you add hot water. Easy, good and doesn’t take a bunch of space.

 

[El-Dracho]

Hi,

A good coffee is essential for me, so I have different setups while on the road:

And sometimes I even use instant coffee

Cheers, Bjoern

 

[Sputnik]

Hi,

A good coffee is essential for me, so I have different setups while on the road:

And sometimes I even use instant coffee

Cheers, Bjoern

The Bialetti Moka makes some nice brew. I'll get my cup :)

 

[MrChris]

I've wanted to try chemex but just haven't jumped in yet. That being said I used to just boil my coffee water in a pot. I just recently picked up a collapsible silicone kettle with a metal bottom. Looks promising. Can't wait to try it.

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Where did you get the kettle? :)