How do you brew coffee while /out/?
instant is fine>but it's sh-yeah nah it's fine
>>2869207presto
moka pot
>>2869209he'll yeah borther !
Cowboy coffee is fun, you should try it
Aeropress
>>2869207Skillet.
>>2869207percolator
>>2869207Instant for me. It is just convenient and I don't have to bring any other implement.
>>2869223this.
>>2869207instant for myself. if we are several we do the traditional svartkjel / black kettle. just ground coffe and water bring it to a boil and serve. no filter no nothing.
>>2869225This is the only way I have ever done it while camping. Trick is to add the grinds after the water has come to a boil.
>>2869223for me, it's mexican nescafe.
Tea steaper basket, genuinely can not taste the difference between coffee brewed between this and my French press that I use at home.
>>2869223>>2869225>>2869276It's Cafe Bustelo, plebs. And if you're a real one you pack a lip full when you get up at 2am for your summiting.
1.Pull out phone and start recording2.Grind coffee beans using amazon coffee grinder3.Heat up water on your camping stove, make sure to capture the hhrrrrrrrrr sound4.Pour hot water in a funnel that drains into a trendy looking coffee pot5.Pour finished product into an oversized ceramic coffee mug so it gets cold in less than 15 minutes6.Upload video to youtube
Trangia and coffee bags. I'm not a coffee snob like some people. I'd take it as a suppository if it woke me up in the morning.
>>2869333yeah its more of an ritual to brew coffeeand sure i understand some people prefer it that way if they dont get to do it all that ofteni used to do those little nescafe bags you could even mix in cold water instead of cowboy coffee
>>2869340There is no way you're that broke.
>>2869329I'll have to give it a shot, didn't know they had instant coffee. I drink their regular coffee every day.
>>2869207Disgusting addict.
>>2869207Usually pre brew coffee at home and take it. I drink americano only so it's fine to heat with water and drink it.But i could probably take my moka pot camping. It just needs coffee grounds. I already have a fire going.I really hate washing dishes and shit so i don't wanna have even one additional object to wash
>>2869378Heh you're totally right >cracks a monster and sips
>>2869376this, any other answer is wrongfrench press is also acceptable
>>2869207There's usually no surface water, so I carry all my water, so I might as well carry hydrated food, so I bring canned or bottled coffee.
>>2869207Old school coffee pot, nothing fancy.Doesn't matter what beans I use or anything, coffee made over fire is the best there is.
>>2869207I get up slightly earlier than your mom, I gape out her btfo pussy, fuck her REALLY well, slap her on her fat, wrinkly ass and she gets up and does it for me. It would be a great arrangement, except for that smell. I know you know what I'm talking about. Wtf causes something like that?
i drink coffee every day so i just LARP as a brit when /out/ and drink tea**this this the extent of my LARP, i do not pack an underage white girl and a collection of pakistani migrants; i also bring a knife because they are legal to purchase here
>put instant coffee in cup>pee in cup>drink>enjoy watching bear grills seethe from distance
I got one of these and you can make a really shitty pourover
>>2869234Correct
>>2869209This
>>2869207I dont.
>>2869209Exactly. Just don't buy the cheapest trash and you'll be fine.
I just pour the instant folgers right into my mouth and head out, let my spit turn it into coffee while I'm moving.
i fucking hate coffe plus everyone knows tea is the meta
I bring my grinder, home roasted beans, a scale, my v60, my aeropress, and respective filters. I do my normal setup with weighing my beans, grinding, weighing grind output, etc. I use my filtered water (i use life straw but other options work) then use a thermometer and a pot over a fire to get it around ~85-90c depending on the beans (you might want higher temp if you're not doing decaf). Then I just go as I normally would. Usually I just opt for the aeropress and do 11-13g grinds in and 200g by weight water leaving in the aeropress for a couple minutes. Still not sure how to roast when /out/ unfortunately
>>2869207Stove. Gas. Water. Instant Coffee
>question about coffee>pic is coffeeIs this some kind of trick
>>2869207i don't, coffee is shit
>>2869207Doordash Starbucks.Those dipshits will deliver anywhere for a tip
>>2875109Get out of here STALKER
>>2869252In my personal opinion perced coffee is objectively worse than almost every other brewing method, but I've always associated camping with a percolator over the fire. Every time I drink it I'm transported back to camping with my parents as a kid. Thus for me this is the only correct answer
The ritual and taste are important to me. If it makes me happy, the weight trade-off is worth it!
>>2869209true but if you want a pour over there's these filter holders made of wire that fold flat
>>2877738>>2875109>>2869207virgin cuckstoves >>2869376the chad firepit
>>2869207I just take millicano instant. It's good enough.
>>2869207I quit drinking coffee because it’s not good for you.Imagine being an addict and having to drink coffee just to function.
>>2869207Today it's the quick and dirty way.
>>2878902>unused geargtfo you don't deserve that cookie.
>>2869209Protip for instant coffe:Start with cold water in your cup. About 1/5th of it. Then add the instant stuff. Stir. once it's decently dissolved, pour the boiling water on.I thought it was bullshit when I first heard of it, but with several brands it makes a huge difference. Supposedly it protects the instant stuff from getting "burnt" by the boiling water. It makes the taste a lot more pleasant.
>>2878954How do you know it's unused ? I don't use the wind shield to cut branches and dig trenches
I usually do loose leaf tea in a small metal thing (it makes me feel wise) or instant coffee + instant hot chocolate if I’m with friends
>>2869207Fellow French press camping. Instant backpacking
>>2869209>>2869223>>2869340>>2874395>>2879063I hope you don't expect to have any children in the future, because you will certainly get sterile with all that microplastic in your balls
>>2879259>he types on his plastic keyboard
>>2879259Plastic is actually good for you t. maha
1- Boil water2- Add coffee3- Wait 2 minutes4- Enjoy
>>2879283I've never tried to eat my keyboard though
>>2878657Care to explain? Your chance of getting Alzheimer's is lower with coffee. Alcohol is a carcinogen as is the use of tobacco. Marijana can lead to psychosis in a small percentage of folks and isn't really great to use until your late 20's to early 30's because the brain is still getting it's wiring set in place. Caffeine is a psychoactive drug and can be addictive, but relative to the above, it's pretty benign in light to moderate use.True story: knew a pot head in college who only had one class to take for graduation. He was self-centered and had already blown of two years instead of taking that last class.I graduated. Two years later, I saw him working the night shift at a donut shop. He wasn't the only pothead I saw ruin future opportunities, but that was the saddest one of all.Can't say I've met any folks addicted to caffeine delay graduation.
>>2869207Instant
>>2878902Is that a USB stick embedded in the swiss army knife?
>>2879441>go to uni>cant spell marijuana>thinks he can assign causation arbitrarily to anything he seesUni was wasted on a retard like you
>>28794521) You are correct on the spelling, thank you. In a hurry to post, but I'll take the hit, so to speak.2) Naw, been around long enough to know I have to back up with what I've said: a) https://www.health.harvard.edu/diet-and-nutrition/harvard-study-a-couple-of-daily-cups-of-coffee-or-tea-linked-to-lower-dementia-riskb) https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/alcohol/alcohol-fact-sheet Not bothering with tobacco, because I've been around long enough to see most of my relatives who used died from illnesses related to the use of the substance and watching them die was always goddamn brutal. : ( c) https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7380653/Feel free to post a rebuttal about the dangers of coffee. I've not found anything about it outside of some psuedo-sciency stuff which provided no peer-reviewed studies, so they don't count in my opinion. Could be that the act of roasting results in mutagens and carcinogens being generated. That would definitely be worth looking into and put it up there on the list of hazardous substances being consumed. That would be would a totally solid rebuttal to what I previously posted.Good luck.
>>2878955This makes sense to me, I'll try it next time. With tea, water that's too hot will singe the tea and make it bitter and disgusting, so it makes sense that coffee could be the same. Normally with coffee the grounds would be large enough (esp stuff like french press) that they can handle full boil without burning, but maybe instant is too fine for that.>>2879259>>2879413Plastic containers will shed some microplastics particularly under abrasion from a metal utensil or other, but they are otherwise going to be quite solid. On the other hand, a single fleece jacket can shed tens of thousands of invisible microplastic fibres every day which become airborne and breathed in as dust. If you REALLY want to avoid microplastics you need to avoid all polyester and nylon fabrics in your house and on your person, especially "fuzzy" ones like fleece.
but what do we do for tea?
>>2869207I dont. I used to bring a plastic drip thing but I forgot to pack the coffee itself on a weeklong trip once and really the first morning was kinda harsh but after that I felt fine.The real payoff was when I got back to the office and took my first cup after a week of nothing (and our office coffee is actually good shit). I never realised how much tolerance you build drinking 3 to 6 cups a day, and now that I know I purposefully don't drink coffee when going out. I also just drink less in general, so when I do drink (more of) it I get a lot more zippy.
>>2880133what about like good nylon
>>287925990% of your microplastic exposure is from road dust; your diet is a tiny contributor. Unless you live miles away from a road and wear a ventilator every time you're driving then you're getting the same microplastic exposure as everyone else.
I avoid caffeine during camping and road trips unless I am near a flushing toilet.
>>2874395Came here to post this.Best IInstant coffee. I bring a small jar with me a time I go camping
>>2869327This is a really good idea.
Why dont you just drink water instead Yeah I know, you're physically addicted like an alcoholic
>>2879259It’s made out off steel. It’s an overpriced French press but its well made.
