Coffee press

[SURVEYOR]

I’m sure this has been discussed and if so point me in the right direction but does anyone have experience with the blacksmith family K cup press. I’ve got a moose hunt coming up and I’m looking hard at this thing

https://a.co/d/iKIGS9T

 

[ScreamingPotato]

Seems like extra stuff to carry. If you don't want to go with tea bag style coffee packets then something like this would be lighter and less bulky.

https://a.co/d/fZj09Xh

ETA: GSI always makes good stuff and this looks good but again seems extra.

https://a.co/d/7t27uBp

 

[BKM]

I’ve never used that but I have a Aeropress for many years, it’s the same concept but with regular ground coffee.

It makes great coffee so I’m sure this will as well

 

[CCH]

Aeropress

 

[Doghed]

Pre-dawn coffee is a tolerable instant.
If we have time for good coffee we do pour-over.
This is our favorite.

MiiR Pourigami™

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Slightly heavy but compact.

 

[omt223]

+1 on the aeropress; grind coffee ahead of time and measure it out into 15g bags, use the inverted method and fill er up

 

[NRA4LIFE]

I've gone completely to instant. I'm not a huge coffee drinker or a coffee snob, but some of the instants now are pretty good.

 

[jolson]

Same. I use the Brcc or Starbucks ones and they are pretty great. When I worked in Alaska I used to bring a portable French press on the boat every am while heading down or up river and that was pretty amazing too but pretty cumbersome

 

[GARLICSALT]

POUR OVER!!!

 

[VA Ridgerunner]

Aeropress is great unless you're really tight on weight or space. Hard to beat instant in those situations.

 

[Fireflyfishing]

You can get a big pack of Starbucks Via packets at Costco.

I’m a big fan of the Moka Express stove top espresso makers. Plus, you can cold over coals.