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Old 06-08-2014, 07:58 AM   #141
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I use to use the percolator on the stove but DW wants the Keurig one cup so she can get up and walk to the shower house with a cup. How do the one cup keurigs work is every one happy with that model?
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Old 06-08-2014, 09:19 AM   #142
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If we have electric, we use a the regular drip coffee maker. No electric we use the Coleman drip style like this:
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I use to use the percolator on the stove but DW wants the Keurig one cup so she can get up and walk to the shower house with a cup. How do the one cup keurigs work is every one happy with that model?
They work great, I also use bottle water only! The one cups will make as big a coffee as you want as it uses all the water that you pour into them.
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I use to use the percolator on the stove but DW wants the Keurig one cup so she can get up and walk to the shower house with a cup. How do the one cup Keurigs work is every one happy with that model?
We used to take a Keurig - but went went with a "Flex-Brew" Personal brew instead.... so far so good. I wouldn't buy one for the home - but it's great for camping

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Old 06-08-2014, 08:40 PM   #145
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Just a french press mug from REI. Been using it for years. Hot water from any source works
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Old 06-09-2014, 04:43 AM   #146
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Keurig here. If I wasn't full time I would still have a Keurig, but would have one with a water reservoir for s&b use. I have a non-reservoir Keurig and it works great and takes up very little counter space. It takes 2 minutes to brew one cup. The larger models only take 1 minute per cup since the water is already hot, but take up more counter space.
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Old 06-09-2014, 09:37 AM   #147
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If we don't have AC we use a Coleman coffee pot that we place on the stove.Best $38.00 spent.
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Perculator with folgers coffee !
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French press here. On our last trip though I picked up a Merita pour over setup to make decaf by the cup for my wife- I'm really impressed. Drop in a filter, stick it on top of a mug, and slowly pour hot water through. Super easy to clean up, makes a good bold cup of coffee, and it only cost me $5!
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French press here. On our last trip though I picked up a Merita pour over setup to make decaf by the cup for my wife- I'm really impressed. Drop in a filter, stick it on top of a mug, and slowly pour hot water through. Super easy to clean up, makes a good bold cup of coffee, and it only cost me $5!
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That sounds interesting...
Not sure since I had never heard of it before reading this thread, but this may be it:

http://smile.amazon.com/Melitta-Read...=1&*entries*=0
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This is the one I got:

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Sorry, the brand is Melitta
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Just bought a French press last week. Used to use the old tin camp stove style. Looking forward to trying it out for the first time at camp next weekend
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With me when I am home I brew very good quality coffee to enjoy but for some reason when I am camping a nice hot cup of instant coffee hits the spot. Reminds me as I sip in the early mornings all those back country trips where "brewing" was not an option and instant was.
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With me when I am home I brew very good quality coffee to enjoy but for some reason when I am camping a nice hot cup of instant coffee hits the spot. Reminds me as I sip in the early mornings all those back country trips where "brewing" was not an option and instant was.
We used to do the instant coffee thing in the back country too before I rediscovered our Comet aluminum percolator. We used it backpacking for years, and we use it in the trailer now. It does bring back a bit of good ol' back country camping nostalgia. I'm still working on my "process" to get the best cup of coffee I can get... The outlaws just got a mini-keurig for their MH, fancy shmancy!
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If I can't drive into town to the local coffee house I use the microwave and a couple of spoons full of instant mocha.
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Old 06-17-2014, 09:39 PM   #157
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I make it as fast as possible.
I use a 10 cup stainless steel percolator. the smell of percolating coffee gets my DW out of bed and warms up the trailer.
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I prefer my stainless percolator over the fire. Takes a heck of a while to get going, but there is nothing like it. The feeling you get when you see it start to ping off the top of the glass... and the taste/texture is just so perfect. Makes the wait worthwhile.
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Cuisinart with the thermal caraffe. I can take it outside and enjoy th ewhole pot...Hot! The water is run through a Pur filter first. Some of the CG water leaves a lot to be desired
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BLUF: Boil your water separately and get a French press or live w instant coffee.
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Learned the hard way that I can't brew coffee using the keurig and the trailer's batteries.
Started our first camping trip drinking a $2000 cup of coffee
Best cup ever...
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