Making Coffee On The Boat?

[Rain City]

Picked up this beauty a couple weeks back. Tested it out and it works great. Packs away nicely. No more burnt coffee from the percolator, as much as I love the nostalgia of it.

 

[hippaisland]

Picked up this beauty a couple weeks back. Tested it out and it works great. Packs away nicely. No more burnt coffee from the percolator, as much as I love the nostalgia of it.
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Your telling me you don’t have a plug in coffee maker on the condo?

 

[Rain City]

Your telling me you don’t have a plug in coffee maker on the condo?

Thought about it. Just couldn't bring myself to doing it. Still like to feel like I'm "camping" lol

 

[sly_karma]

The original classic.

 

[Stizzla]

I have one of these bad boys.

 

[agentaqua]

Some serious coffee drinkers on here.

But for those really roughing it - you can use a pot, even. add water. add appropriate amount of coffee. heat. if one waits long enough - once the coffee gets wet and soaks in water - almost all of it settles to the bottom. pour carefully and leave the grounds on the bottom. you can add some cold water to drop the floaties out... always have a back-up plan for everything when on the water

 

[Rain City]

The original classic.

I love it too but it just doesn't make enough Joe

 

[wishiniwasfishin1]

The real question is...what do you guys use to sweeten / enhance your coffee?

 

[Enniberg]

The real question is...what do you guys use to sweeten / enhance your coffee?

There is no such thing as “enhance your coffe” - it is meant to be enjoyed black!

 

[Gong Show]

As much as I am not a fan of Starbucks coffee, I carry some packs of their instant onboard.
Only need half as much Bailey's as other instant coffee!

French press for when weather and time allow for the extra step.

I enjoy good coffee like my lapdancers, black, hot and strong.
Other coffee is really just a Bailey's delivery device.
I do like the Forty Creek alternative, buy Canadian!

 

[Klob]

After years of trying different methods I found the pour over to work best for me.

https://www.amazon.ca/Perfect-Brew-Pour-Over-Hammertone-Green/dp/B088JT37CR/ref=asc_df_B088JT37CR/?tag=googleshopc0c-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=459470263414&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=12749219678207815611&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9001615&hvtargid=pla-943001343562&psc=1

 

[Corey_lax]

After years of trying different methods I found the pour over to work best for me.

https://www.amazon.ca/Perfect-Brew-Pour-Over-Hammertone-Green/dp/B088JT37CR/ref=asc_df_B088JT37CR/?tag=googleshopc0c-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=459470263414&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=12749219678207815611&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9001615&hvtargid=pla-943001343562&psc=1

I’m a pour over coffee snob. I didn’t know that Stanley had one. Gonna have to buy that for the camper

 

[Totally unexpected]

We have both the cowboy coffee percolator and the French press on board and when its to rough I say just drink the Carolyn's,forty creek, baileys,oduls,rum chata,whiskey whatever you got to put in it!!

 

[fishin solo]

Keurig for us love it on the boat

 

[sasqman]

I have one of these bad boys.

I've looked at that on Amazon but was unsure because of the reviews. How do find it works? I have tons of Makita tools and batteries so it seems like a easy choice.

 

[nicnat]

I use a stainless steel french press, same as I do at home, I use an old camping kettle to boil the water.

 

[Stizzla]

It works in a pinch. It eats most of a battery per cup. I just grab a cup at McDonald’s most days.

 

[Gear'n'beer!]

I use a stainless steel french press, same as I do at home, I use an old camping kettle to boil the water.

Same

 

[Totally unexpected]

Or make em at home on the way out

 

[Gear'n'beer!]

Nice to have fresh coffee on overnighters