> perhaps I missed its previous mention... but... > > Coffee! > Coffee thermos/mug/cup > > French press is amazingly easy but does require the press. They are cheap > from REI etc and you can get small-ish ones. (Snow Peak actually makes a > titanium one. It may not be the best coffee-maker material, but titanium > stuff is almost magical just to hold! :)) Making French press > coffee benefits from (may require; I've never tried without) a really > coarse grind. So you may have to grind it yourself or get it ground > separately from other coffee you get. You *can* get a portable manual > grinder and grind it at camp... but pre-measured pre-ground coffee in a > baggie or a nalgene bottle is what I've always done. Love coffee though I > do, I have my limits. > > Starbucks now has this "Via" stuff that is "instant coffee" that may not > come in varieties you like and isn't the best of any variety... but really > is much better than standard instant coffees and is quite drinkable. Other > venues may have similar stuff. > > Don't forget sugar and/or cream if you like those! Small nalgene bottle > for cream or milk unless you have "Mini-moos" lying around and something to > protect them in. Similar for sugar... small restaurant-style packages are > fine if protected generally but a nalgene bottle works too! > > Coffee on a brisk morning outdoors after sleeping outdoors is not > something to be missed! > > No, I do not work in either the coffee industry, dairy industry, nalgene > industry, or titanium industry. Not even at REI. > > Sorry for wasting your time if you (a) aren't a coffee drinker or (b) > already know all about camping with coffee and simply thought it implicit. > > Enjoy! > > Yours, > Thomas Lynn Skean >
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