[at-l] java junkie

[Clifford R. Haynes" <chaynes@megalink.net (Clifford R. Haynes)]

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Your coffee pot is very similar to mine (well actually my medium pot). They=
 are thin, but surprisingly tough. I have a 4 cup, that is over 40 years ol=
d. Nothing like the smell of fresh perked coffee, especially in cold misera=
ble weather.  I normally only plan on coffee in the morning and carry enoug=
h for a couple of pots extra. The rest of the time I use loose leaf tea bec=
ause it is lighter.
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  From: Wilderness1


  Coffee on the trail, now there is a subject of interest. I'm a true coffe=
e connoisseur. I use a very cheap ($ 8) aluminum peculator also. It brews 9=
 cups. It can be purchased from Coleman. It uses an aluminum bail instead o=
f a plastic handle "weighs 9oz" and feel it is well worth the weight.
  As for the coffee, I buy a very robust specialty coffee as it requires le=
ss bean to make a strong coffee, as well as, using a percolator you can ext=
ract more flavor from a smaller amount of coffee by allowing it to perk for=
 a longer time.

  This aluminum pot is "very thin" walled and becomes dented, bent, and scr=
aped easily, but at $8 and light weight who cares. you just get a new one e=
very year.