Looking for a coffee dealy

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  • #5293
    Zach Matthews
    The Itinerant Angler

    Hey guys –

    I’m looking for a specific product that has to exist but I can’t find one.

    #46515
    dan dombos
    Member

    Snow Peak Titanium French Press (3 cup) @ REI ???

    http://m.rei.com/mt/www.rei.com/product/708069

    #46516
    Rick Neilson
    Member

    I haven’t had much luck with french presses or filters in the field as I hate the sediment.

    #46517

    Zach, I’ve experimented with ways to make good coffee for years! If you are OK with French press coffee one like GSI should do well. I’ve used a similar (and less elegant one) for about twenty years. But, I’ve been taking a look at the new Jet Boil units since I wouldn’t need a separate stove.

    My bigger problem is that I hate powdered creamer….

    #46518
    Avatar photoBob Riggins
    Member

    Have you ever tried Folgers Singles.  They come in bags like tea bags.  I have used them and they make a good cup of coffee.  Not gourmet, but very acceptable.  I like strong coffee, so I double up with two bags for a mug of coffee.

    http://www.folgers.com/products/singles/index.aspx

    I think Maxwell House also makes them.  

    Of course, they don’t have the cachet of a “French Press”.

    #46519
    lauren
    Member

    That Snow Peak unit is perfect but not cheap!

    Zach

    #46520
    Neal Osborn
    Member

    That Snow Peak unit is perfect but not cheap!

    Zach

    You Deserve it!  Just get it. 😎

    Life is too short to drink bad coffee or fish with inferior tackle. 😉

    #46521
    Avatar photoAllan Dozier
    Member

    Life is too short to drink bad coffee or fish with inferior tackle.

    I plan on living forever, so far so good.

    #46522
    makov
    Member

    I’d agree with dropping the cash on the Cadillac version if you foresee heavy use.

    Here’s another option in case you need something you can kick around guilt-free, though.

    http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___92386

    Can’t speak to it myself, but reviews seem to tell the tale…

    Mako

    #46523
    Zach Matthews
    The Itinerant Angler

    Mako –

    That’s perfect.

    #46524
    M. Wood
    Member

    try a coffee sock

    #46525
    Avatar photoMark Schafer
    Member

    try a coffee sock

    OK Mark, someone has to ask what’s a coffee sock, and how goes your winter so far.

    #46526
    M. Wood
    Member

    Hey Mark- in a word the winter is COLD.

    #46527
    makov
    Member

    Zach-

    #46528
    Avatar photoMark Schafer
    Member

    Coffee sock does pretty well describe it, I have the Jetboil coffee press but I don’t like it.

    #46529
    knut ruud
    Member

    Hi Zack

    I have used the Jet boil burner with a aluminium coffemug/press and it works ok, but the problem with all the metal cups is that they get uncomfortably warm for handling. And it often boils over and then it is very easy to get burned when trying to turn of the gas, because the regulator is hard to reach.

    I have been most happy with a classic Bodum French press
    http://www.bodumusa.com/shop/line.asp?MD=1&GID … UB14SBF8G5

    I find that i most often also boil water for food or for the wife’s tea when making coffee so i end up using a bigger pot.

    Knut

    #46530

    GSI Outdoors H2jO – http://www.rei.com/product/750397 . That’s what I use, but it doesn’t eliminate the need for a container to boil water with. Coarse grind you beans though.

    #46531
    brian barnes
    Member

    Zach – I’d pay the extra $30 bucks for the snow peak if you plan to drag this on one of your backcountry haunts. The Campmor press weighs nearly a pound more!

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