Ms_Mudd wrote:hmm sitting here drinking a coffee made with the GSI Ultralight Java Drip which just arrived.
Simple to use, yes. Smells like real coffee, yes. Is it satisfying, jury is out.
A week's walking coming up over the next few weeks and I am debating which mode to go.
GSI Java Driop is 11g as advertised. I wouldn't bother bringing my grinder if using it, as that would be a wasted extra 260g as I dont think a fresh grind will enhance the results at all, that being the case, using the GSI would shave quite a bit of weight off my pack. Need to bring a mug for sure though as cant pour and drip into the same pot.
Aeropress 183g including reusable filter, but can leave my 43g cup at home, I use the inverted method, so can pour from the titanium pot, let it brew then flip it back onto the same pot when ready to press. = 140g total.
Better brew does me tempted to bring my grinder though....
Truly one of life's big decisions to be made.
We are car camping as a family this weekend, so will bring both coffee making apparatus' on that trip, before I commit to a decision for a week's walking. I don't want sobbing to be heard from my vestibule if I get it wrong.
Lamont wrote:
Chamomile Tea bag.
Neo wrote:Drip coffee isn't as satisfying as pressure made but it is better than that warm beverage called instant.
Ms_Mudd wrote:
Chamomile Tea bag.
Valium would be required, a chamomile teabag would be insufficient if I didn't get my coffee.
Ms_Mudd wrote: ...how nice to stop for a break and have a decent brew...
Ms_Mudd wrote:Frappe yum. I did nearly save a 350ml water bottle today ....probably would have made a perfect frappe shaker
Huntsman247 wrote:
I bring a small bottle of cream and add that to the coffee once brewed. IGA sells the small 150ml screw top cream bottles. Can last for number of days if you have self control not to put cream on everything.
Ms_Mudd wrote:My IGA only has the bigger 240ml creams though, so jealous you can get slightly smaller ones.
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As I sit here sipping my handground tosspot coffee, I can't help but feel I should try some freezedried coffee bearing such a fine name. Great article. I eat freezedried food while out walking, ultralight coffee seems a logical step.
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