An airtight coffee canister to keep your coffee fresh until you’re ready to brew. A portable coffee grinder*, because freshly ground whole beans usually trump pre-ground coffee in the flavor department. A stainless steel mug or coffee thermos. A travel kettle and heat source How do you warm up coffee when camping? When water comes … Read more
To make, use a silicone or metal pour-over cone that rests on top of your coffee mug. Just add coffee grounds and slowly pour hot water over the grounds It’s the simplest way to make a cup of joe because you brew the coffee directly into your cup. Plus, a silicone pour-over cone flattens to … Read more
A moka pot doesn’t need electricity; it can just as quickly be used on a gas stove or even over a fire on a BBQ grid if absolutely necessary (be careful you don’t burn the handle!). All outdoors people should carry a Moka pot with them to ensure a great mug of coffee when it’s … Read more
How do you use an old pyrex percolator? Set your Pyrex percolator on a stove top over low to medium heat. Keep your eyes on the percolator as the coffee will soon start to brew. Once you see it reach your desired color, remove the percolator from the heat. Don’t forget to remove the filter … Read more