Stove coffemaker

[Tartalo]

Hi,

In the morning, Life looks better with a cup of coffee ( real brewed coffee).

I am looking for suggestions on stove coffeemakers ( if they are "trangia friendly", the better).
I am looking for lightness, compactness and simplicity ( and a good coffee! )

Thank you

[Martin]

For simplicity, I don't think you can beat one of these. Not cheap but they are designed to sit on the stove top and are easy to use.

http://www.espresso-machines-and-coffee-makers.com/image-files/cuban-coffee-maker.jpg

I have been thinking about taking mine out with me for a while but never seem to get round to it. :(

Martin

[beechnut mick]

Hi Martin,i recently made a pot of coffee using my trangia kettle and poured it through a tea strainer,it worked well.Your right bud you cant beat the real thing.
Also a great product if your interested,,,,link attached.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gum38KyKn40&feature=player_profilepage

[jonajuna]

i have one of these, dont often use it on a stove, but dangling from a tripod over the fire

you can use it as a kettle or even a cooking pot too :)

http://www.touring-gear.com/products/Aluminium-Coffee-Percolator-%252d-20-Cup.html

[Tartalo]

i have one of these, dont often use it on a stove, but dangling from a tripod over the fire

you can use it as a kettle or even a cooking pot too :)

http://www.touring-gear.com/products/Aluminium-Coffee-Percolator-%252d-20-Cup.html

This one looks interesting. Could fit into the trangia firewell ?

Cheers

[bikebum1975]

How about one of these brews a single cup at a time only takes a couple of minutes and goes directly into your mug talk about light weight to the thing weighs practically nothing also makes one killer cuppa joe use it all the time at home. Just need a pot to boil up some water seeing as you got a Trangia setup no worries most definitely compatible with it and any other cook stove. Best part is they are dirt cheap and usually available at just about any grocery store.

https://shop.melitta.com/itemdy00.asp?T1=64+007&Cat=

[Shewie]

I treated myself to a GSI Duckjug and H2jo filter this year, works a treat but I still prefer getting some cowboy coffee on the go.

Duckjug (http://www.lakelandbushcraft.co.uk/acatalog/GSI_Outdoors.html)
Filter (http://www.ultralightoutdoorgear.co.uk/gsi_outdoors_h2jo_water_bottle_coffee_maker.html)

Review (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9lR8g5h3oA)

I tried using the filter with a Guyot Backpacker but the threads didn't quite marry up properly which led to a few scolded hand incidents.

[resnikov]

I use one of theses at home for coffee http://www.whittard.co.uk/images/catalogue/sku/standard/171439.jpg in then morning as it quicker then making a pot and I only have one cup. Hae used when out on works before with a flask of hot water. I have yet to try it with my crusader cup, think I might have to hold on to in that cup. Cheap, cheerfull and nothing really to break. link to site here (http://www.whittard.co.uk/store/catalogue/Tea-&-Coffee-Equipment-P6000/Infusers-Strainers-&-Measures-SC6006/Tea-Filter-Basket-for-Chatsford-Mugs-171439.raa)