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Educator I
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Never heard of these before, Gotta check these out..........I use Jiva Cubes. They have 4-5 flavors and dissolve in the water. They come individually wrapped and slightly pre-sweetened with pure cane sugar.
Leave tons of grounds in your cup?
Jim
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Enthusiast II
I love the Bialetti Kitty! It is stainless steel and comes in a number of sizes so you can have whatever size you need for the trip. It makes coffee as fast as your stove can make the water boil.
Put in the water, put in the coffee, heat and done.
Put in the water, put in the coffee, heat and done.
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Enthusiast II
I ended up going with the Bialetti Kitty pots. They are stainless steel and make one of the best pots out there!
Enthusiast II
They make a stainless steel version now!I love my mokipot, and keep it in the rig at all times. There's nothing like a lil cafecito to keep on moving.
Enthusiast II
I saw a few mentions of the moka pots on here and saw they were all the old school aluminum ones. Moka pots are pne of those things you don't see used much here in the US but they are seriously the best ever!!!! Bialetti now makes a stainless steel one that also has a stainless handle in case you have to use it on an open fire. These are the best I have seen and use them both at home and on the trail.
Enthusiast I
Found a deal on an OxxBox at Home Depot. It ain't cheap but as a portable/almost bulletproof Keurig it's pretty good.
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Starbucks instant coffee Italian roast. I carry my MSR pocket rocket 2 that boils water for 2 coffees in about a minute or 2. I have an aeropress and a French press but like the Starbucks instant coffee the best when away from home.
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I know I'm about to get "roasted" but this is how my family has done coffee for camping.
I don't normally drink it. But when I do... I prefer to fix it just lile this with the following items.
Honey
Folgers Coffee
Colman percolating pot
Colman or jet boil stove / Open Campfire for better flavor
Pretty simple, primitive but can not bet it.
-McCamper
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I don't normally drink it. But when I do... I prefer to fix it just lile this with the following items.
Honey
Folgers Coffee
Colman percolating pot
Colman or jet boil stove / Open Campfire for better flavor
Pretty simple, primitive but can not bet it.
-McCamper
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McCamper does it right haha. I love my Percolator. I tend to use my campfire for all things cooking related as it requires less gear which means lighter travels.
That model should be a glass handle/bead that shows that coffee is bubbling
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For sheer simplicity sake I just use the Via Instant from Starbucks. If you want it reaaaaaalllly strong, just add more from another pouch
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[emoji16] I carry Via as a backup and especially if I need to spike the perc'd coffee. [emoji41]
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We took the moka pot and pre ground coffee out west this time:
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Advocate III
I'll be trying these in the Smoky Mountains next month. Seems pretty easy and straight forward.
Advocate III
I thought so. Only thing is its a little expensive. A pack of 10 cost me 22 bucks. It might not be what I do every time, but it looked cool enough to at least get 10 of them...
Pathfinder II
No, we had 21 people there for this trip. I always wait till the last day to pull this out or else I’d have people asking me for coffee all day.
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