Plus you're not stuck with instant coffee. Use a Melitta drip cone. That way you can have your coffee at non-electric campsites, too.Originally Posted by Catrin
Just either grind your coffee before you go to a non-electric campsite or find a hand-cranked grinder. Mortar and pestle don't work that well on coffee beans, especially before you've had your coffee. DAMHIK
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Originally Posted by OakLeaf
Plus you're not stuck with instant coffee. Use a Melitta drip cone. That way you can have your coffee at non-electric campsites, too.
Just either grind your coffee before you go to a non-electric campsite or find a hand-cranked grinder. Mortar and pestle don't work that well on coffee beans, especially before you've had your coffee. DAMHIK
I will take my less expensive french coffee press...it isn't that expensive if I should break it. Since I am car camping, I am not all that worried about weight.
Thanks for all of the suggestions!
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