Every camping coffee maker tested — the results surprised me

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• JO

  @jorgeruiz5570autotektransport · 4 months ago

  Cuban -Coffee Maker here ! You would be hard pressed to find a Cuban household that didn’t have a Bianchi [Moka] espresso kettle . If you were to try a “Cuban grind/blend coffee” ,you would fall in love instantly. In the U.S. you can find the coffee readily available in super markets in urban areas . Most of the better beans are roasted in South Florida . We Cubans down here do the opposite , we scald the whole milk  ,pour into a cup  then add the coffee in. This is the way I’ve been drinking it for 61 years .😊

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• DA

  @davem4423 · 8 months ago

  Aeropress is great, cheap, quick , easy to use & coffee is great

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• IG

  @IGD98 · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLG2ZmQ4qBg&amp;t=1504">25:04</a> One thing you missed with the cowboy coffee, you are supposed to pour a bit of cold water in it, right before you pour. That makes the grounds go to the bottom so you get fewer in your cup.

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• MA

  @madcty · 7 months ago

  For cowboy coffee you dump in some cold water at the end and the grounds drop to the bottom, you don&apos;t drink chewy coffee

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• BE

  @bennyt04 · 8 months ago

  There are stainless steel moka pots. We have the Bialetti brand.<br>You can also buy little metal plates that will heat on an induction cooker and then the plate directly heats the aluminium moka pot.<br>Both work fine. But the stainless steel moka pots are great 👍

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• ED

  @eds4wdcamping · 9 months ago

  Moka pot all day, every day, it never makes a little cup of brown misery 🤣🤣 . Keep up the good work,Thanks mate

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• DA

  @dacritter8397 · 3 months ago

  AeroPress has been my full time home/camp/hike/whatever coffee/espresso maker since 2010. &nbsp; I also bought the &quot;travel kit&quot; years ago (before the GO was a &quot;thing&quot;) just to use camping or whatever.. &nbsp;Wound up going back to taking just the press and a screen filter which tucks easily in a canvass &quot;coffee/tea&quot; bag. &nbsp;Super lightweight system. &nbsp;I love the thing and the taste of the coffee. &nbsp;The original Aeropress is the absolute best coffee related purchase I have ever made.

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• KE

  @kellycasperhanson4426 · 8 months ago

  ☕️ When I make coffee while camping, I use an old fashioned stainless steel stove top percolator. It&apos;s the only time I ever brew coffee that way, and it always tastes amazing! <br><br>If I brewed coffee that exact same way at home, I&apos;m sure it just wouldn&apos;t taste as good.

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• DA

  @davidrools · 4 months ago

  Funny thing about cowboy coffee is that it&apos;s very similar to how professional coffee experts evaluate coffees and roasts. You put ground coffee in your cup, pour near boiling water over the grounds, and let it steep about 4 minutes. Then you crack the crust with a spoon, stir it up, and skim off the floaties. Then sip!

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• OO

  @oofeydoofeysupreme · 4 months ago

  I live in Colorado and I use the Aeropress. One thing to remember is that Colorado is high altitude so our water doesn&apos;t boil as hot as lower altitudes so it takes more adjusting to get a good brew. The Aeropress I have found to be the easiest for me to get the coffee I like.

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• FI

  @FirstLast-x1t · 4 months ago

  Heat water, add coffee, wait four minutes. Pour through a filter into the cup. Discard grounds from filter.

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• TH

  @thomasfoote3105 · 2 months ago

  I make cowboy coffee at home every morning. Boil for 4 minutes. Then pour in cold water and let settle for a couple minutes. It is smooth.

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