I had that one years ago! Worked well. Not sure what happened to it
LET'S TALK COFFEE :)
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CRJR45
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Heathen !
Rack Daniels
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Reminded me of Charlie Daniels
“You know he's lying, I been living here all of my life! ... And I ain't even got a garage, you can call home and ask my wife!"
CRJR45
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Reached out and kicked old green teeth right in the knee !Reminded me of Charlie Daniels
“You know he's lying, I been living here all of my life! ... And I ain't even got a garage, you can call home and ask my wife!"
Greybeard
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Straight Arrow
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We have a lightweight mixture of instant coffee, dried creamer, and chocolate mix which quickly stirs into a fine morning wake-up drink on the JetBoil as we are packing to hit the trail.
Down the trail a few miles we mix up Mountain House biscuits & gravy ... and often another cup of the java. We enjoy the simple trail routine.
Black rifle is the best
Boarmaster
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Its more about the view where your drinking it than the method of brewing it.
I used a percolator over fire, french contraption. I now use a drip in the comfort of my cabin. Fill up my old Stanley for long morning or my Yeti tumbler for a short run. Tastes about the same to me.
I used a percolator over fire, french contraption. I now use a drip in the comfort of my cabin. Fill up my old Stanley for long morning or my Yeti tumbler for a short run. Tastes about the same to me.
noharleyyet
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BrentD
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As a noncoffee drinker, this thread makes me chuckle at how much anxiety and money is expended in the pursuit of coffee. The tyranny of coffee is real and all for cup of a very unappetizingly brown, bitter liquid full of tree waste and just plain bad things.
"Free yourself!" I say! "Free yourself from the Tyranny of Coffee and the Coffee Barons that hold your puppet strings and pocket money!" (and save 5# in you backpack and a toasty warm extra half hour of sleep this fall in your sleeping bag).
Okay, I'll find something more useful to do with my time....
"Free yourself!" I say! "Free yourself from the Tyranny of Coffee and the Coffee Barons that hold your puppet strings and pocket money!" (and save 5# in you backpack and a toasty warm extra half hour of sleep this fall in your sleeping bag).
Okay, I'll find something more useful to do with my time....
Wildabeest
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My son sent me this sampler pack from Ozo Coffee Roasters in Boulder, CO for my birthday. We discovered the place when he was in college there. Looking forward to comparing the different types and regions.
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JEL
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First cup is always the best!
Hem
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Yep, first couple of sips the best.
I'm a one cup a day person. We strain it.
Anybody use a milk frother?
If you use a pillow to sleep, it's ok to have a frother.
Just saying.
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As a noncoffee drinker, this thread makes me chuckle at how much anxiety and money is expended in the pursuit of coffee. The tyranny of coffee is real and all for cup of a very unappetizingly brown, bitter liquid full of tree waste and just plain bad things.
"Free yourself!" I say! "Free yourself from the Tyranny of Coffee and the Coffee Barons that hold your puppet strings and pocket money!" (and save 5# in you backpack and a toasty warm extra half hour of sleep this fall in your sleeping bag).
Okay, I'll find something more useful to do with my time....
PoleX
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My buddy had these boujie pour overs last time we were out. I saw the 2.50/ bag cost and decided to make some myself. Im not that picky but excited to have the regular cup of joe while im out in the backcountry. I haven’t found an instant coffee that hits the same.
I’m a sucker for these. I enjoy a cup as much as my home drip.
Who you make those pour overs?
Neighbor started a t-bag coffee company. They are great and easy to use in the field. I just rip the bag open and dump the coffee out after using and almost no weight to pack out. I have the advantage of being his neighbor so I usually just ask how much recently expired stuff he has! lol but I’ve also bought a fair amount from him as well.It’s good enough though that sometimes I’ll make a cup at home with it.
My buddy Steve at Hammer is selling a Kona coffee from Hawaii. He met the grower while hunting there. mtmuley
JohnCushman
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I'm still down with folgers instant coffee packets. For $2 I get enough for most of elk camp and it's not all that bad tasting. I'm carrying water anyway, so might as well make some instant coffee. It's camp and hunting... it's not supposed to be perfect.
