Coffee on camping stove

[Comit 2]

the AeroPress isn't too bad. I really like the easy clean up. A big plus when water is not easy to come my.

[Gordie]

That Areopress is a slick way to make coffee My mom just got me a cowboy/campfire coffee boiler and this type of press wood work great with that.

[Slabasaurus]

What do you use to make coffee while camping?

Bumpin this one up...

I hate instant coffee... most of the time. BUT the starbucks VIA stuff is pretty decent, it's all I had in my thermos when I was out on the brule this fall.

That said, around the campfire for breakfast, I am probably going to try the french press idea. Never brought one camping for some reason (because I hate breaking stuff probably).

here's an avg setup for me.

(Unlabeled items: Tent, Trash bag, Backpack, Leaky waders, Surly Furious (censored), Titleist Auburn hat w/ black bugger over the AU logo for the shooting last year)

[DooWap]

If I'm bringing the gear in on my boat or truck I'll bring a percolator. If it's coming in on my back or on a canoe I usually just make cowboy coffee. Nothing better than cowboy coffee in the BWCA while casting for some morning walleyes!!

[Stick in Mud]

The Starbucks instant stuff is actually pretty drinkable. Another option is--I don't know if this description makes any sense--using the black plastic funnel thingy with a filter inside, then putting the grounds in the filter and dumping boiling water on it. Depending on the morning, I'll either do this (if I want to take the time) or I'll go the instant route.

The funnel thingy is about an ounce, a filter weighs nothing, and the coffee grounds are worth the weight, too. All in all, it's not a bad set-up if you want good coffee.

[sunniewally]

the folgers coffee in bags isn't bad. i use two bags for a cup. just like a tea bag.

[Comit 2]

Use caution when making coffee with the Areopress. 3 scoops of coffee in one press and 16ozs of water and you may be awake until 3am the next day.

[Comit 2]

packed up.

unpacked. Coffee anyone? Water is on the boil.