Camping Coffee-Off! All my coffee gear and espresso gadgets, past, present, and FUTURE ☕⛺
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- I do love my coffee. While it is great at home, there's something special about that first cuppa, when enjoying the outdoors. I have tried many different coffee makers and gadgets, starting with items I already had, all the way up to the newest espresso device. Here's how it went.
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My Nissan stainless french press is no longer made, but Stanley makes one - amzn.to/45Wltkc
Joulle kettle with french press - amzn.to/4cRhSGm
Vietnamese Traditional Coffee Filter (Phin) 15 Ounce - amzn.to/3LbGTjy
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"MO technology, MO problems!" Ain't that the truth. 😆
I’ve been using the AeroPress after using a ton of other methods. The best part (aside from the amazing flavor) is the super easy cleanup.
I came here to say the same thing.
While camping I use the Aeropress and the taste is in between espresso and french press. Clean up is a breeze. It uses very small filters and if you want you can reuse them after a rinse.
Here’s a tip for those who do pour overs using paper filters. Pour hot water over your filter first before adding ground coffee. You’ll be surprised at the improved taste. Those paper filters will infuse their paper flavor into the coffee brew making it taste not so pure.
At home I’m spoiled. I have a personal barista who makes me a hot latte on our espresso machine. 😊
@@TheBrokenNomad cleanup was why I bought it
@@nonya.bizness I also keep my tiny filters. I use them in crafts.
@@nonya.biznessI am going to look up the upside down method.
I'm a big fan of the poor over of any kind 😊. 🐾🙏🏻✌🏻
This is the second video I’ve watched of yours. First of all I love your name. Secondly that you’re brutally honest. And third, that you can be so hilarious describing your coffee makers with a straight face. You made my day Shoestring!
Welcome aboard and thank you! 🥰
My "go to" coffee maker IS the new Aeropress Go Plus.... It comes with an insulated Tumblr that nests the entire kit within !!!!
The tumbler *might* change my mind about its aesthetics 😂
@@ShoestringMartha I have he Original, Go and just got the Go Plus....I really like it very much!!! Go for it !!!!😁
Awesome video, always love your thorough reviews. Our favorite go-to is the Aeropress. Home or on the go, very convenient and simple system. Makes delicious coffee, esp if using Italian roast espresso coffees. I also am not a coffee connoisseur or aficionado, hahaha…but we love it because can use as a drip, pour-over, press, etc.
My morning coffee is drip style. Stevia & whipping cream. Camping I use pour over or instant.
Martha please don’t say you are lazy. You are so organized and keep your yard and vehicle clean. Give yourself credit dear. Did some narcissist tell you that? Shame on them. Get well soon.
I *do* all that, but I *don't like* it. 😂
Did you get any sleep that night? Great video….coffee, one of my favorite topics. Hope your back feels better?
This was filmed 1 week after injury, and it's been about 6 weeks now -- *nearly* good as new!
3:07 If you have a fire...good ol fashioned cowboy coffee is the best...grind your favorite before and pack into your kitchen gear.
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I may not be a *total* coffee nerd, but I am *sorta* picky. I just can't with cowboy coffee. 🥴 In a pinch, I would.
Always enjoy coffee things. I have a few antiques coffee makers.
Am I a coffee drinker? no. Did I still watch this entire video? Yes, yes, I did.
Sometimes I do get ideas from the coffee people for stuff for my tea obsession. I am kind of thankful that my camp tea process is generally just some sort of heat the water, put in the tea leaves, take the tea leaves out. 😂 one of these days I will go all out and do a gong fu session while I camp.
I would watch that!
Good morning, not sure if I've ever commented on your videos yet, but thanks for the variety of content. I'm in East Mesa, and trying to get back into camping and overlanding more frequently. Your videos are inspiring. Thank you again!
Hey neighbor! Get out on out here (when it cools off 😂) !
I kept waiting for the little instant packets! They're the ultimate for a lazy "not a coffee snob". I totally agree about mason jars, and I am adding those cookies to my shopping cart now 😊
I started with instant and still always carry a couple pouches -- just in case. They have come in clutch, more than once.
My coffee is half caff at home, black with an ice cube. Camping I use 1/2 caff pour over or regular instant. Winter car kit is regular instant too, but keep honey and sugar on stand by ha ha
I agree with that first cup enjoyed outside in the morning. Although I’m a tea drinker & maybe took for granted the ease of tossing a bag in hot water. Hope your back feels better soon. 🥾⛰️🇨🇦❤️
They actually make coffee bags, too. But, like you, I prefer my tea. If I really need coffee whilst travelling, I'll buy a jar of instant.
Jon in rural BC, Canada
I believe James Hoffmann would have had quite the attitude with that Staresso when trying to use that scoop. Haha
What a fun little episode. Hope your back recovers soon.
It was so scrape-y! 😖
I love it! You keep it fun and interesting throughout with your great sense of humor!
I'm glad you're back! Maybe not 100% but doing it. I've had scoliosis since I was 10 years old and have had 3 back surgeries. Take care of your pain, and make sure you're still moving (if you can). Hell, just remember your self care. Sending you 😄❤💥🙏🏾
Thank you! I'm now 6 weeks post-injury, and *nearly* better. Still hits kind owwy when I twist a certain way, but muuuccchhh better than it was a week in, when I filmed the video.
@@ShoestringMartha Continue healing. 👍🏾
I too have tried many methods of making coffee while boon docking...aeropress, pour over, french press, etc. I have settled on the MyJo for the ease of use and the taste results. It can be used with or without pods. I use the pods for the mess free clean up.
👋😄👍Thanks for all the coffee maker reviews. I go with simple while camping using instant packets or my Aeropress while traveling. I'm of much of a coffee drinker, only one cup a day. And I used to work as a non-coffee drinking barista! 😅
No nonsense nomad coffee, cold or hot:
Walmart brand instant coffee
Whole powdered milk
Optional dark brown sugar & a pinch of salt
Stir these ingredients up in a metal cup, heat or not, & enjoy. Easy, quick & only one cup to clean!
Oooohhh..IDEA!! cherry bubbly with my chocolate coffee...omg pinwheel coffee...your a genious!! And coffee drinks ive never heard of!!! But will be looking for.. ive never even had esspresso! Wow..i am missing out!!! You need to hold an entire coffee class..LOL!!!
Fun! I have a knock off yeti mug. I add coffee grounds, hot water, and allow to stand. Strain and enjoy. American steeped coffee.
My goto at home is a big jar with a filter for cold brew. I’ve not done it camping yet but I will definitely try it. For hot drinks I tend to drink tea.
I have found that the filter diminishes the sealing quality of mason jars - so keep that baby upright!
@@ShoestringMartha oh good point.
I like strong coffee. I love my French press. I drink black cold brew and hot black too. Im lazy,too. And I need my coffee 1st thing. I like the last coffee thing you used. Love Americano, cold or hot.
The OutIn Nano with nespresso pods has become my daily driver. I'm spoiled now. 😂
Love the paper pour over! But I hate temu.😢😂
They sell them on Amazon as well; they just cost a little more: amzn.to/461cBJQ
Pocket money for a truck stop Coffee....The good Stuff.....
Thank you! Not gonna lie, the Pilot coffee is not half bad.
The Nano Portable Espresso Machine Basket Plus for the outin is absolutely the greatest upgrade to your coffee experience. I just can’t say more then that. you simply won’t regret purchasing that additional upgrade
Oh my… doubles?! 😵💫 I’m down. 😏
I hope your back feels better soon. I’m like you, as far as a coffee connoisseur I am not. I want a good cup of coffee and I want it to be quick and easy. I use a plastic cone pour over with a filter. Pour hot water over and done. Takes about 7 minutes total. LoL, I’m easy like that. Some of those devices seem like a lot of work. I sure hope ALL that caffeine doesn’t keep you up for the next 24-48 hrs. Thanks for all your videos. I’m in Benson, Az and right now at 7:00am it’s 85 degrees. Stay cool and hydrated and don’t forget to rest your back
Hey neighbor! I filmed this the first week in June. Now, 80 degrees at 7:00am sounds DREAMY 😂
“Nice try buddy - finish your work!” made me belly laugh. Thanks for another fun, relaxing and informative video. I use the paper filters from Temu as well, but have been thinking about getting something a lil’ fancy schmancier….😂
Went on an amazing campout this week overlooking the Aussie bush, but after a beguiling afternoon of sun it rained and rained and rained and everthing turned to mud. It was sort of like discovering the most beautiful partner of your dreams, only to find out they are actually a mean old Tasmanian Devil. 😅 Being able to brew a warm coffee in the pouring cold morning rain saved the day!
Oh no! What can you do? Roll with the whims of nature and enjoy a nice cuppa. ☕😌
That. Paper pour over thing is probably compostable.
I'd say you're probably correct!
I've seen ads for a coffee filter straw, by the brand name of jogo. It takes up no space so great for traveling, but I have no idea if its any good. That might be a good one to try out.
Loved that one!❤
Two of my sons own their own coffee roasters (small commercial roaster size). When we head into the Boundary Waters each year, one of them roasts the beans to bring along, then we use a hand grinder and an Aeropress to brew coffee for six. I usually take oat milk in my homemade espressos, but somehow the BW black coffee tastes perfect. Must be the setting.
I'm sure it tastes lovely regardless, but milieu also definitely has an effect on flavor.
Thanks, I love my coffee and I use the French Press but I have been thinking of trying some of your methods. Great video and I hope your back is better ❤
What you can do for a good cup of Joe…just give me a simple pour over! 😊 Hope your back is better soon. No fun! ☮️❤️☀️
Sorry to hear you hurt your back. Instant espresso and milk heated in my electric milk frother is my go to. I'm old and can only drink a single a day, Hope you feel better soon and were able to sleep after making this video.
Thank you -- it's feeling much better now 🙂 I usually have 3 cups of coffee every morning, so this wasn't toooo much of a stretch. 😂
I laughed the entire second half of this video because of the sheer madness of a coffee testing show. Think Lucy’s Vitameatavegimin. 😂 OR, Lucy and Ethel stuffing chocolates in their mouths. THIS was how I anticipated the story to end. I swear, I was cackling! You never disappoint. 🤪
LOL -- Classic! It kinda felt like that 🤣
good video, i am a less is more kinda coffee snob, 3 cup moka pot is my go to for a cup out camping or at home.
I am definitely a low energy (lazy) gal in the mornings and it takes me one cup of instant coffee consumed to get enough energy to tackle the pour over method 🤣
lol I totally get pre-coffee coffee 😂
Thanks for the belly laugh, that's so me too!
Someone should do an on-line Comic Strip about "all things COFFEE ☕ ".
Great video again covering coffee making for all lazy peeps like me! I like the KUJU for simplicity and recently bought the Yeti French Press and I gotta tell you it’s easy to clean and make enough coffee for 4 adults at camp. For me the inside filter ones were a disaster bc I always kept pouring until it all spilled out. I have video evidence unfortunately. 😂 I hope you are on the mend. 😊
Feeling much better now, thank you! We all have a typical coffee faux-pas. Mine is knocking over anything that balances on top of the cup. I've done it countless times with the phin and the pourover cone. I'm like a bull in a china shop, in a confined space.
I ❤ed watching you navigate through all the different methods. The Mason Jar Strainer was a hit for me 🎉 but I'll be staying with my STANLEY travel French Press... tried and true.
Solid choice and you reminded me that I have a Stanley pourover set that I totally forgot to trot out for this 😣
@@ShoestringMartha LOL, ain't that the way? Coffee gadgets are seemingly endless in both sizes and shapes... will we ever have enough to satisfy our "Nectar Of The Gods" brew-up needs... the 🎱Eight Ball says, "DOUBTFUL" 😄👏.
Thanks!
Thanks - that's 2 Red Bulls for us!
I know you didn't get to bed at your usual time! I would have been jacked up on all dat caffeine!😆
Thank you for the comparison video.
To have fun i switch up how i make coffee when camping. Purculator, gsi french press, gsi travel calapsible java drip and my favorite, the gsi ulrta light java drip.
Kinda weird homie just crashed your project. You are kinder than I!😆
lol I don’t mind if folks are curious, as long as they don’t linger tooooo long. He did alright 😄
Nice gear lineup - variety is the spice of life 👌🏼
We ordered an OutIn Nano espresso maker after seeing your post on Insta!
Woo! I didn't think I would love it as much as I do, but it has become my "daily driver". I'm hooked on using the espresso pods with it.
@@ShoestringMartha My hubby opted for the Espresso Machine Basket Plus because he is not a fan of the pods. I think he would love this too. Can't wait to try it out on our next camping trip. Thanks again for posting and sharing all the fun products!
You have all your bases covered either hot , cold or flavored cup of Joe.
If you have a chance and your back is better could you tell me the weight of your Box kitchen? Trying to decide whether to build or to buy. Thank u so ,ugh.
I have no way of actually weighing it, but I would estimate the v1 camp kitchen is about 40-50lbs, loaded. The v2 mini kitchen -- it depends on what I put in it. The box itself weighs next to nothing. Equipment adds up to about 10lbs, max.
I hope your back feels better soon. Once it gets feeling back to normal, I highly recommend doing simple back exercises regularly to keep it strengthened and to prevent any future injuries. I injured mine 30 years ago and have kept it injure-free all these years. 😊
I really enjoyed this video and your reviews. I am amazed at how expensive coffee-making devices have gotten, yet the simplest (and cheapest) ones still make the best-tasting coffee (IMO)! My preferred method is a pour over, and iced coffee with milk in a mason jar is my summer favorite! 🥤😜🥰
Thank you -- I will do my best ❤️
Or GSI javadrip
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Listen here. You are absolutely 100% a coffee nerd. Stop the denial 😂
I'll accept 75% coffee nerd. I think you have to drink it black, weigh your beans, and gauge your water temp to get to 100% 😂
:) lol
Solar Roasted Coffee Beans = 85% nerd
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lol fair. 😄
Keep it simple: Aeropress
not for me but it has lots of fans
Further, I recently purchased the stainless steel funnel and I will never go back to anything else. Yeah, it takes awhile, but it’s a healthier option! No toxic metals. And anyone who would fool with a pie iron is certainly not lazy! You whip up some fancy schitt! 🫅🏻
I am a coffee nerd, and I fully endorse your approach! I may go for plastic mason jars for travel because I drop things with my old hands. I love glass myself, but I’m also afraid of glass breaks while on the road.✌️❤️☕️🍪🚐
Totally understandable! Bonus: the plastic jars use one-piece screwtop lids, as opposed to the fiddly two-part lids that glass jars use.
I just ordered silicone pour over filter and a collapsible silicone coffee cup😊