Camp Coffee Set Up

[MrGneissGuy]

I am not really too much of a coffee snob, and use a Keurig at home (I actually just got one of their smart brewers with the milk frother and gave my old one to my daughter). Summer weekends, I make cold brew.

When camping I make coffee with the Aeropress, which is quite nice. If it's really hot out outside, I take some cold brew in the cooler and may or may not make hot coffee with the Aeropress.

Having said that, today's Best Buy Deal of the Day is this thing for $55 off the regular price...

But nah, I think I would prefer to use my Jackery on other things.

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[Tncdrew]

Smoothest coffee I've ever made...

Cowboy Coffee - Cowboy Kent Rollins

Ingredients

• 1/4 cup coffee grounds
• 1 quart warm water

Instructions

1. If using a coffee pot, fill with water to the bottom of the spout and warm. Depending on what size pot you are using you can estimate 1/4 cup of grounds to 1 quart of water.
2. Add the coffee grounds and bring to a rolling boil. To prevent the water from boiling over, you can slightly reduce the heat when boiling. Boil for about 4 minutes- the longer the boil the stouter the coffee will be.
3. Remove the pot from the heat and let rest 2 minutes. Pour about 1/2 to 3/4 cup for smaller pots and 1 to 1 1/2 cups of cold water for larger pots down the spout and in the top of the pot. The cold water will settle the grounds.
4. Serve hot.

 

[wibornz]

When I see things like a coffee press, all I can think of is you guys only drink one cup of coffee?

 

[gutowscr471]

Love waking up at camp, brewing my Blowing Rock NC Camp Coffee (https://camproast.com/) while listening to CAAMP, one of my favorite bands. Post sounds funny but it’s 100% true.

 

[MikeyK]

Probably not everyone’s favorite choices, but I do one of two things:

1. Power inverter (2000 w) and use my Keureg - untested yet because I want to buy separate marine grade batteries

2. Rent a camp site with electrical hook up and plug the Keureg in! I know, that’s cheating, but I want my Keureg coffee early in the cool morning air before I walk 100 feet to fly fish in Penns Creek. I do that twice a year, and I’m getting ready for next weekend.

 

[Fox The Red Hand]

I've been drinking almost exclusively Cometeer coffee for the better part of a year. They don't take up much space in a cooler, so I've found them rather convenient to take camping. Plus, the capsules are all Aluminum for recylability!

https://cometeer.com/r/Q2qrZa

 

[RonRWillys]

Basic and simple and you can boil the water in it. I’ve used mine dozens of times and cleanup is simple.

 

[Shibadog]

I just wake up and go to Starbucks or the whatever local gas station is near by camp.

Gas station coffee-yuck. I’d about as soon drink the gas. Take fresh roasted beans, crush them, place in a small cloth bag and drop into a pot of boiling water. Let boil until it suits You-that’s Coffee.

 

[RonRWillys]

Small hand press espresso maker. Add a splash of Baileys and off I go.

BTW, I use a coffee grinder on coarse for the French press and fine for the espresso.

 

[SH556JL]

Gas station coffee-yuck. I’d about as soon drink the gas. Take fresh roasted beans, crush them, place in a small cloth bag and drop into a pot of boiling water. Let boil until it suits You-that’s Coffee.

Most gas stations have the coffee grinders or what ever before making the coffee. At least the ones I usually go to does... I think it’s usually better and cheaper then Starbucks.

Oh and I also eat gas station food just about daily.

 

[Opus]

First off, I see a new internet series... produced by Jerry Seinfeld...

Curmudgeons in Jeeps Drinking Coffee.

Second, I haven't done the overlanding thing yet, but I think I'd try one of these:

Fill with the center with a good grind and the outside with water the day before I take off. Then I can drink the steeped cold brew over ice if I want, or pour it into a metal mug to heat over a fire in the morning.

 

[Tncdrew]

Small hand press espresso maker. Add a splash of Baileys and off I go.

BTW, I use a coffee grinder on coarse for the French press and fine for the espresso.

Or this.....

BTW... I REALLY like your Jeep!

 

[MrGneissGuy]

First off, I see a new internet series... produced by Jerry Seinfeld...

Curmudgeons in Jeeps Drinking Coffee.

Second, I haven't done the overlanding thing yet, but I think I'd try one of these:

Fill with the center with a good grind and the outside with water the day before I take off. Then I can drink the steeped cold brew over ice if I want, or pour it into a metal mug to heat over a fire in the morning.

That's very similar to the thing I have. It makes good cold brew and is quite easy. I transfer the brew to an RTIC bottle to take camping.

 

[Shibadog]

Or this.....

BTW... I REALLY like your Jeep!

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[Zandcwhite]

Peet's coffee French roast and a pour over filter. Not the quickest or most convenient set up, but that's the point of camping. Take it easy, be in the moment, and take the time to make and enjoy a perfect cup of coffee in the morning.

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