Quantcast

Best campsite coffee?

sanjuro

Tube Smuggler
Sep 13, 2004
17,373
0
SF
I am going to use a propane stove, but is the best coffee at the campsite, made with a French Press?
 

Westy

the teste
Nov 22, 2002
54,514
20,319
Sleazattle
Unless you have a nice espresso machine I say french press for the win whether you are camping or not.
 

DirtyDog

Gang probed by the Golden Banana
Aug 2, 2005
6,598
0
I use a percolator as well. Be sure you bring a coarse grind.
 

Westy

the teste
Nov 22, 2002
54,514
20,319
Sleazattle
That is a moka pot not a percolator. Isn't a percolator the worst way to make coffee as it reheats already brewed cofee? That is unless you like bitter burnt coffee.
 

JRogers

talks too much
Mar 19, 2002
3,785
1
Claremont, CA
French press would work well. I don't bring mine because it's glass and I'm afraid of breaking it. I usually just use one of those wire baskets you can use for loose tea or coffee. Bought an MSR version for a few bucks. Works well enough. I use it for backpacking too.
 

TN

Hey baby, want a hot dog?
Jul 9, 2002
14,301
1,353
Jimtown, CO
had a cup out of the moka pot on lunch...tasty for sure.

for camping FP all the way.
 

geargrrl

Turbo Monkey
May 2, 2002
2,379
1
pnw -dry side
French press would work well. I don't bring mine because it's glass and I'm afraid of breaking it. I usually just use one of those wire baskets you can use for loose tea or coffee. Bought an MSR version for a few bucks. Works well enough. I use it for backpacking too.
They make nice Lexan ones.

We usually do a mellita drip, easier to clean up than a French Press.
 

OGRipper

back alley ripper
Feb 3, 2004
10,655
1,129
NORCAL is the hizzle
Best:



A press and insulated mug in one, you don't need a separate cup and the mug works great for soup and other food as well as cold drinks. Super light for backpacking and pretty much indestructible.