Coffee

[Bowside]

I just bought that press from GSI.

(http://www.gsioutdoors.com/resources/im ... 7_h1_f.jpg)

It's a bit bulky/heavy for long trips but dose make a good cup & seems well made. Just also found out that they make a grinder to go with it. That's taking things too far ?? Just one step away from roasting your own beans (could be sore !).

[Walter]

[tomo]

If I'm really stuck and just need the hit I mix two or three 3-1 sachets or similar with some bottled water and have that. Apart from that it's underpants all the way. It works even if you don't have coffee grinds.

No more coffee and milk in a tin, Paul?

[Paul Arden]

Hmmm, that's tasty shit!

[squish]

I carry a GSI 1 cup Aluminium Mini Expresso, along with a Kovea titanium stove. Both are light and compact.

There is something about a stream side expresso.....

[Bowside]

Cool. Wish I'd seen that before I bought my press. I'll poss' pick up one of those soon.

[Jeroen]

The regular Bialetti range also works well on a small petrol or gas burner.

[Crackaig]

When looking for a new Bialetti for home use I came acrossthese. Might be the answer for coffee in the field.
Cheers,
C.

[Bowside]

That looks cool. Have you tried the coffee yet ? Is the press light ?

[Crackaig]

Not yet I'll get one soon and report back.
Cheers,
C.