The Weekend Nomad's 4 Ways to make camping coffee
Let's face it, at the end of a long day hiking, a steaming cup of coffee can do wonders to lift the spirits. But with the space and weight considerations of hiking, you need to be clever about how to make you end of the day coffee.
Wacaco Minipresso Portable Espresso Machine
Minipresso GR is the perfect portable espresso machine.You can use any variety of coffee bean/roast, which will give you more flexibility in trying new flavors.
Pros
- Compact, small & light
- Versatile
GSI Outdoors Ultralight Java Drip
Sturdy legs clip to your favorite backpacker mug and hold the drip cone above it while you brew, preventing the steeping that makes coffee bitter.
Pros:- Lightweight
- Easy to use
- no additional kit needed
- Messy
- Only one cup at a time
Jetboil Flash Javakit
How to use:
- Add water or liquid to the 1-liter cooking cup
- Fix it to the burner.
- Within two minutes, the Flash will provide two cups of boiling water
- Add coffee
- Enjoy
- Delicious coffee
- Makes enough to share
- Bulky
- A lot of cleanup
Jiva coffee cubes
Single use coffee packets for camping, backpacking, hiking & travel.
How to use:- Drop into boiled water
- Wait 45 seconds
- Stir & enjoy!
- Convenient
- Quick
- No kettle needed
- Tastes like instant coffee
- Has a lot of packaging
Libra Coffee Pourtables
Just add hot water! Pourtables are pre-ground coffee packets and filters all-in-one
Pros:- All-in-one design
- Simple to use
- Lots of waste left when you’re done
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