Opinions Needed: Trail Coffee
What is everyones take on Instant coffee? Is it worth it? As a backpacking resource, the lack of equipment needed and a the size of those packets is attractive…
Does anyone have any suggestions for coffee brewing on the trail? I have been hauling a massive percolator areound the trail recently, and while the java tastes exceptional, the size of this thing is a major problem. Any make shift solutions out there? creative brewing methods? this should be good haha.
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lustedwanders reblogged this from thinknorth
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tutmondigo said:
Coarse grind. Make it in your cooking pot. Try to let the grounds settle. No filter.
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noreastgoods reblogged this from thinknorth and added:
Steel canning funnel with stainless steel mesh screen. drips right into cup. easy cleanup.
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awelltraveledwoman said:
My jet boil has a French press attachment so kills 2 birds with one stone
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djmase said:
I’ve got a stainless Coleman French Press that is the business. Used it for 5k miles of Canada camping.
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pearlkillers said:
VIA packets from Starbucks. Small and actually really good!
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globefoot reblogged this from thinknorth and added:
Have you ever done a small french press or a pour-over?
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