Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Thanks Geron.
I just tried it. Yumm!
Gotta love them Coffee Geeks.

-Greg

For those that use the Melitta "Ready set Joe" Pour over cones,


But like a longer brew/extraction time, Here's a gadget you might like:


This dude's got a valve in the bottom that holds the coffee in the cone till you set it on a cup/thermos/whatever then it relieves itself. Thataway you can make your coffee as strong/weak as you like. Takes a #4 filter.
http://www.sweetmarias.com/prod.single_cup.php
Still like my aeropress better though.
Wife prefers the "clever coffee dripper."
To each his/her own.

legojenn wrote: I have this nifty GSI lexan press that I think is no longer produced by them.

I have one of those too. Before the outdoor store GI Joes went out of business in our part of the world, my wife bought one for me for my birthday. Mine is the J102 model with the little plastic jacket around it to keep it warm while we're camping.
The little jacket doesn't really work that well, by the way.

Pro Tip: Take it apart for cleaning it while it's still warm. If you wait for it to cool, you'll never get it apart. A quick look on the search engine of your choice on the web shows that they are still available from various sources.

After I brew the coffee, it goes into an old stainless steel thermos for the rest of the day. I'm the only coffee drinker in our camp. My wife tends toward instant hot cocoa.

I've been using this french press and mug combo unit for several yrs and been very pleased.

The liner is stainless steel making it easy to clean. And, the plastic lid keeps me from burning my lips.

20 oz. capacity. Made by: Liquid Solutions

Like that setup. nice coffee mug

I use a Saeco automatic expresso maker One button and it grinds the beans and pours it for you.Fantastic expresso. Comes from having an italian boss at one stage . I know the lazy way but I love it
And can have it anywhere if you have a generator

I didn't follow all that inverted aeropress plunger talk -- it looked like a medical procedure to me -- but I recognized the old Nescafe glass globe coffee cup! Cool that somebody still has one of these!

I learned a new way to have coffee at Tearstock...just wander down to the part of the campground where the chapter directors' trailers are. You'll see a large coffee dispenser machine.

legojenn wrote:I learned a new way to have coffee at Tearstock...just wander down to the part of the campground where the chapter directors' trailers are. You'll see a large coffee dispenser machine.

Jenn,

You really catch on quick.

Happy Trails

Len

I just ran across this the other day. Now I know what to ask for for Christmas. http://mypressi.com/

-Greg

We use the Bodum BISTRO METAL French Press & Bodum BISTRO Double Wall Glass Latte Mugs. Great Hot Coffee!

I have one of these, and have used it quite a bit



But honestly, I prefer this

I've not been into this fer very long, but fer now I use the "tea bag" coffee...coffee in a teabag. I jus might even start drinkin tea...but coffee is GOOD !

I like it "simple"

You left out the individual cup drip method; ie. using a Melitta style filter.

Excellent coffee as strong as you like, fresh every cup.

Jerome