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Scott

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maru said:
I'm surprised only one other person (hey @woundflatout!) mentioned an Aeropress (https://www.aerobie.com/product/aeropress/).

Even at home, it's my preferred method. Consistent coffee -- always fantastic!


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I mentioned the Aeropress too.. I use it. My only issue is it's a 1 cup deal. and I feel like I need to clean it out before making a second cup. I have a pour over setup in my amazon cart now, and I may try that next for coffee.. Seems like it may be easier to make more than one cup with a pour over than the aero press. I'd also like to try a Moka pot or similar at some point too.... If I'm not drinking beer, I'm drinking coffee....
 
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maru said:
Definitely check out a pourover if you don't have one. It is gonna be simpler to clean than an Aeropress but you're still doing one cup at a time if you only have one. Either way, great coffee.

And I'm with you regarding beer if not coffee! (Or better yet, coffee beers!) ;)


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ohhh yes.. Coffee beers!!!
 
scubasteve2002

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Here is my home setup. I will be getting the Jetboil Flash Java kit soon. Or I may get a different camp kit. We shall see.
 
Captain Josh

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We usually go with the French Press when travelling. It really makes a great cup of Joe, but I get nervous carrying the glass. I've got my eye now on that Stanley...
 
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twin magnolias said:
I like multi use items, and having a kettle to boil water for coffee, tea, grits, oatmeal, etc. also means none of those things end up tasting like the other. The kettle is only used to boil water; nothing is cooked, brewed or steeped in it.

I have had coffee made in a chemex once, it was a pretty good cup.
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I do similar. beat up old percolator pot with the insides removed for heating water and an Ikea stainless French press get it done.
 
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jdunk said:
How many real coffee cups do you get out of that? I have one of the REI branded ones, 32 oz I think, and it is really only good for 2 real mugs of coffee.

I came across this at Amazon. Haven't pulled the trigger yet though.

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48 oz is a lot. I don't think anything else is going to make more at one time. Add more grounds and drink slightly less coffee
jdunk said:
How many real coffee cups do you get out of that? I have one of the REI branded ones, 32 oz I think, and it is really only good for 2 real mugs of coffee.

I came across this at Amazon. Haven't pulled the trigger yet though.

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4 12 oz cups. Not bad. If that's not enough just make it stronger!

-M
 
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Wolfy said:
48 oz is a lot. I don't think anything else is going to make more at one time. Add more grounds and drink slightly less coffee


4 12 oz cups. Not bad. If that's not enough just make it stronger!

-M
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Coffee that's made too strong doesn't taste all that good to me. If I'm going after a caffeine fix, and I can't have good coffee. There are other ways of waking up.

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jdunk said:
Coffee that's made too strong doesn't taste all that good to me. If I'm going after a caffeine fix, and I can't have good coffee. There are other ways of waking up.

"It's all in the grinds"
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I didn't realize there was such a thing as "too strong" :wink:

I agree, there is a point where bitterness takes over, and it is no longer good. For me, it does take quite a bit to get there, but I'd guess as with most things its a matter of taste (no pun intended :sunglasses:)
 
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jdunk said:
Coffee that's made too strong doesn't taste all that good to me. If I'm going after a caffeine fix, and I can't have good coffee. There are other ways of waking up.

"It's all in the grinds"
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Sure. And french press is the best way to make coffee too strong for sure. However it is easy, and 48 oz is a lot to make at one time. Maybe make two batches and put extra in a big Stanley.

-M
 
jdunk

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I would rather have a large pot, and make less.

One of the issues that I am trying to overcome is not having to another pot for "one more cup".

Most people in my crew fill up their coffee mug, drink a bit of it, top it off with whatever is left in the pot, and get on the road.

Due to the fact that I'm a little crazy when it comes down to how I make coffee. It takes a while to get it all put together. If I can figure out how to make enough for everyone, in one shot, that's what I want to do...

4 adults, 3 dogs, and 2 teenagers, waking up, making breakfast, and packing up camp...
 
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Shizzy said:
None of you are married to a Polish woman it seems... She makes it strong enough to stand a spoon up in the cup... I've grown to like it that way.

But, with the French press, if we want more, we just spoon in a little more grounds and toss some more water on top.
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Hahahahahaha being Polish I know exactly what you mean! [emoji23] I ask if anyone wants coffee and everyone runs. Lol
 
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