[at-l] Car camping coffee

[cleek@cleekhouse.com (Billie H. Cleek)]

I'm not a big coffee drinker, but I seem to drink it more when I'm
hiking than when I'm not.  I use a polymer french press. It's light.  I
grind my beans before I leave the house and seal them in a ziploc which
then goes into the french press.  It's not at all hard, and much
prefered over coffee bags. Yuck.

Cleek
On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 10:07:50AM -0600, t. claimed:
> I too enjoy "real" coffee.  the best I can find for the trail is Folgers
> coffee bags.  tea bags made with coffee.  I boil a small pot of water; big
> enough for 2 cups.   steep 3 bags for a while.  makes 2 cups that taste as
> good as your Mr. Coffee machine.
> 
> there does exist small electric coffee pots and/or those French pots that
> you pour boiling water in and contain a metal filter to the grounds at the
> bottom .  I've also seen a backpackers coffee filter/brewer once or twice at
> places like rei; they fit on top of your cup somehow.
> 
> t.
> 
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