Think they come in two pot sizes 1.0 and 1.5 litre mines the 1.5 size , anyways save carrying my coffee pot on trips does anyone have the coffee press ?
Is it any good ?
Is it any good ?
MSR reactor stove
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I have the 1 litre Reactor, bought it 3 years ago & have been pleased with it.
Can be a bastard to light in the wind, but works well in the cold with low gas cylinders.
Can't help with the coffee press ... you ain't one of them Glampers are you?
Can be a bastard to light in the wind, but works well in the cold with low gas cylinders.
Can't help with the coffee press ... you ain't one of them Glampers are you?
I have the 1 litre Reactor, bought it 3 years ago & have been pleased with it.
Can be a bastard to light in the wind, but works well in the cold with low gas cylinders.
Can't help with the coffee press ... you ain't one of them Glampers are you?
Not a glamper , but I like my coffee
I'm well please with my reactor 1.7, there good for toasting as well you know.
I just thought I could avoid dragging my large coffee pot on trips if I bought the coffee press, I like fresh coffee not that instant Shiite.
Light it in your sleeping bag if its windy.
This works quite well http://www.joe-brown.com/23440/prod...currency=GBP&gclid=CO_hlJyLqMwCFS8z0wodAJkNLw
Looks good , but I'm trying to reduce my kit and its not compatible with the fitting of the MSR.
Nice bit of kit though
Reduce kit wash your mouth out,a man can never have enough camping gadgets
wash your mouth out,a man can never have enough camping gadgets
Reduce kit
You wouldn't say that if you saw the mountain of shit I've accumulated .
flatdog
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Coffee press....PAH. bladdy poncing amateurs
As a real coffee addict I just let the granuals settle in the pot, blow the surface scum to sip the liquid.
Strong, black and unsweetened thanks.
As a real coffee addict I just let the granuals settle in the pot, blow the surface scum to sip the liquid.
Strong, black and unsweetened thanks.
Coffee press....PAH. bladdy poncing amateurs
As a real coffee addict I just let the granuals settle in the pot, blow the surface scum to sip the liquid.
Strong, black and unsweetened thanks.
Don't you need real coffee to be a real addict ?
Your just a boiled instant addict .
Just a tea spoon away from a water addict.
flatdog
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Just a tea spoon away from a water addict.
Shocking thing to say!
2 tablespoons actually.
Don't you need real coffee to be a real addict ?
Your just a boiled instant addict .
Just a tea spoon away from a water addict.
There's not a lot wrong with the likes of Millicano and the other semi ground instants available these days.
Infact whenever I'm given fresh coffee it always seems to be a bit lacking in bollox if I'm perfectly honest.
On my last Easter camping trip I took a jar of Percol Black & Beyond Espresso ... tip half an inch in and add boiling water. fine powder so doesn't even require a spoon to stir.
I think some folk are habitual creatures that need their daily routine ... it's the only reason I can think of?
I don't twat about with ground coffee at home, so there is no chance when I'm sleeping rough.
That's all bollocks.,
Annnnnyway, I've ordered the MSR coffee press for a fiver plus a bit of post ... Good deal there normally about twenty gold groats.
Fresh coffee for me.
Rock & Run?
Sadly, no 1 litre coffee press for me!
Just goes to show the mark up on this tat when they can knock 75% off.
Enjoy your camp coffee!
AberdeenAngus
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Just made a brew with my new do dar.
Lovely ...
Lovely ...
My Grandad had it in his workshop too - My Nan wouldn't touch the shite and insisted on Mellow Birds!
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