What’s the clean up like on the aero press?
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Coffee Set Ups
- Thread starter Steve Erickson
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Member III
Thats was I am talking about, drinking freedom is the only way to drink coffee!!!
Member I
Aeropress all the way. I am a coffee fiend, and this thing is better than my home ground espresso machine!
Enthusiast II
I use a JavaPresse Manual Coffee Grinder and an AeroPress (best coffee maker under 1k) is with a stainless steel filter. Zero power requirements, small footprint, reusable and perfect coffee each time. I use the AeroPress at home and generally prefer it to a french press, the keurig, our espresso machine (which is admittedly cheap). I swear by this setup.
Very simple, less than 10 seconds. Unscrew the filter catch and push the plunger all the way through. The used grounds and filter come out into the trash. Just wipe up and you are done.
Contributor I
I use the travel grinder and french press from Black Rifle Coffee Company and love it! It is quick, easy and fairly compact.
36degreesNorth
Rank IV
Enthusiast III
I'm going to need look into the aero press also need a better way of boiling water as what we tried this past weekend didnt work well.
Influencer II
I went with a Camp Chef Stryker 150 for the simple fact that it uses the same fuel as my skottle, and stove.
Contributor I
So far I am boiling water either on the camp stove or my preferred method is with the MSR wind burner (1L of water in about 1-2 minutes). I have a Mocha latte powder that's easy and nice. But I am thinking I am going to get a French press...cause hey its overlanding not backpacking. We did backpacking last year..so now having a full camp kitchen again his seems super luxurious to me.
Enthusiast III
I was recently given one of these collapsible pour overs..
FlexWare™ Coffee Drip, Orange - UST Brands
I was pleasantly surprised when I finally tried it a couple of weekends ago. Just heated the water with my JetBoil and poured the water slowly. I was super happy with the end result. May be leaving my percolator out of my kitchen box and save some space next trip out.
FlexWare™ Coffee Drip, Orange - UST Brands
I was pleasantly surprised when I finally tried it a couple of weekends ago. Just heated the water with my JetBoil and poured the water slowly. I was super happy with the end result. May be leaving my percolator out of my kitchen box and save some space next trip out.
Traveler III
It looks like my cheapo dollar store pour over is a Chinese knock off of that one. It's identical. I was very pleased with mine as well.
Enthusiast III
Yeah, I think my friend got it for free somewhere but isn't a coffee drinker. My gain.
chuffaluffigus
Rank 0
Contributor I
I use a JetBoil, an Aeropress, and a hand grinder from Black Rifle Coffee. I'm extremely disappointed in the grinder and don't recommend it at all, but you can't beat the Aeropress for coffee. The Jetboil is just the fastest, easiest way to boil water at 5am, and it's handy to have around camp lots of other times too.
World Traveler I
Starbucks 8 cup steel French Press and a Stanley Classic 2qt Vacuum Bottle. Hot coffee all day long!
Enthusiast I
I bought an AeroPress for Scout trips and the overlanding kit I'm building. I love it so much, I haven't used the Keurig at home more than a couple of time since it arrived a couple of months ago. I also love it so much, I bought a second one yesterday so I have one for home and one to carry back and forth to work.
I grind my beans in a hand-crank burr grinder (We also have two of those, one for light coffee (yum) and one for dark coffee (ew)). I do a double pour-over for my 20oz coffee mug. The first cup according to the basic AeroPress instructions and all the way up to the top pour line, and the second pour over the same but with the wet grounds from the first pour. It comes out mild, hot, and delicious.
I grind my beans in a hand-crank burr grinder (We also have two of those, one for light coffee (yum) and one for dark coffee (ew)). I do a double pour-over for my 20oz coffee mug. The first cup according to the basic AeroPress instructions and all the way up to the top pour line, and the second pour over the same but with the wet grounds from the first pour. It comes out mild, hot, and delicious.
Enthusiast I
There's not much better than that first cup of coffee when I'm camping. I almost exclusively go for the Aeropress; it's compact, quick, and REALLY good. Sometimes I'll opt for the Mooka pot for the same reasons. We weigh out our beans before we headout to keep from having to pack a scale, and then pack each serving in separate containers. I use a ceramic conical hand grinder that fits inside my Aeropress plunger, this way I get a fresh ground coffee with a compact bundle
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Enthusiast III
Jetboil, GSI French Press, and a generic stainless steel hand crank coffee grinder from Amazon, I must have my coffee...so I also have one of those survival water purification bottles just incase I desire coffee but have no water along with a pound or two of beans at all times in my Jeep.
