With the stove top coffee perc, you need to grind coffee a little
courser so you don't end up needing a spoon to drink it. :-)
Our crews all use Contigo coffee mugs, different colour for each
person. They keep the coffee hot for hours, are super durable
and do not leak! As a bonus, they can be used as a cocktail shaker
after coffee time is well over. :-)
Cheers,
Jeff Nelson
Muir Caileag
C&C 30 - 549
Armdale Y.C.
On 2023-10-18 10:43, CHARLES SCHEAFFER via CnC-List wrote:
For me, coffee is a personal taste you get used to.
The french press flavor, is great, but too much to clean up for me.
(I'll have to check the newer model press suggested by Josh.) I keep a
$12) 12 cup electric Mr Coffee on the boat for when we have
shorepower. Bought during my refit while on the hard, I've had it for
four years now. For off grid, we boil water on the propane stove and
use instant coffee. There are some pretty good instant coffee's
available now, but you have to try a few to find one you like. We
prefer the packets from Nescafe. There are several blends. It's
great to boil water in the kettle and then have choices of coffee,
tea, or hot chocolate.
I'm considering a stainless coffee perculator I can sit on the
stovetop and brew 8 or 9 cups. That would make four mugs of coffee
and could be reheated in the same container. I'd also like to have is
a good carafe to keep it hot longer while underway.
Chuck S
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