Coffee Tip for Campers or Travellers
#1
Coffee Tip for Campers or Travellers
You can take a normal size prescription bottle, put in your instant coffee, a packet of sweetener and then fill the rest with a powdered cream substitute. Ready in a flash. During hunting season I make up several so I am not rushed.
#2
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Georgia
Posts: 261
RE: Coffee Tip for Campers or Travellers
Thats a great Idea.
For making camp coffee I buy the filter packs that are made for drip coffee makers. I use a regular stovetop perculator and remove the guts and Drop two filter packs in and bring the water to a boil. In a couple of minutes you have a great pot of coffee with no grounds to deal with.
For making camp coffee I buy the filter packs that are made for drip coffee makers. I use a regular stovetop perculator and remove the guts and Drop two filter packs in and bring the water to a boil. In a couple of minutes you have a great pot of coffee with no grounds to deal with.
#3
RE: Coffee Tip for Campers or Travellers
Instant coffee? [:'(]
I don't think I've ever hunted anywhere that there wasn't a nearby source of decent coffee, and the few times that I didn't feel like going for some I took along a quart thermos, that's about all I'd want to pee later.
Instant coffee? [&:]
Only in Joisie...
I don't think I've ever hunted anywhere that there wasn't a nearby source of decent coffee, and the few times that I didn't feel like going for some I took along a quart thermos, that's about all I'd want to pee later.
Instant coffee? [&:]
Only in Joisie...
#5
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location:
Posts: 546
RE: Coffee Tip for Campers or Travellers
I still make cowboy coffee. I use a coffee pot sometimes unless I am hunting alone or just with one other person. Then I just use a small sauce pan of about 2 pints. Boil the water, throw in exactly a half a handful of coffee plus 2 smidgeons, boil for 3 seconds, then remove from the fire. if you cover the pan, it will work better. Let set for 4 minutes and then pour 1/4 cup of cold water and the grounds will settle. If the pot has a bail, then swing the pot around with your arm as if you were winding up for a fast pitch soft ball throw. This setlles the grouds too and alarms everone in camp, which is fun.
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#8
Spike
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: upstate new york
Posts: 14
RE: Coffee Tip for Campers or Travellers
Love it ! When I would hike, I would only bring in the instant "tea bags" to save weight. Now I can finally get my "sweet and light" like I have back home. Thanks for the tip.
#9
RE: Coffee Tip for Campers or Travellers
A pam full of coffee, 2 eggs, water, and a steel coffee can over a camp fire. = Coffee fit for a king..
That's how you make coffee whether you are out on a lake fishing and heading to shore for a lunch or what ever. The back woods you can still find a coffee shop somewheres but it's nothing like a good cup right from your camp fire.. You simply smash the egss shells and all then get some coffee in the palm of your hand. Make like a fist and add that as well as water and heat up. The raw eggs and shells with collect the coffe grounds for you. You can then either scoop them out when done or just be carefull pooring it.. No such thing as instant coffee for me..
That's how you make coffee whether you are out on a lake fishing and heading to shore for a lunch or what ever. The back woods you can still find a coffee shop somewheres but it's nothing like a good cup right from your camp fire.. You simply smash the egss shells and all then get some coffee in the palm of your hand. Make like a fist and add that as well as water and heat up. The raw eggs and shells with collect the coffe grounds for you. You can then either scoop them out when done or just be carefull pooring it.. No such thing as instant coffee for me..
#10
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location:
Posts: 100
RE: Coffee Tip for Campers or Travellers
I carry a french press. If you like good coffee, boil the water, pour the grounds in the pot cap it, wait 3 minutes then push the plunger down. Grounds trapped at the bottom coffee above. They make thermal cups that are a press too. film canisters work well for all the crap we like to pour in.