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Coffee bags, like tea bags, make camping coffee easy. These bags, store-bought or handmade, soak in boiling water to make coffee.
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Stovetop espresso makers, called "Moka pots" in Europe, make strong, full-flavored coffee.
The GSI Java Drip Portable Coffee System
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The GSI lightweight JavaDrip was created for backpackers who wanted to make delicious coffee outside without sacrificing weight or space.
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Campfire cowboy coffee is famous. It's recognised for its egg-brewing and black, viscous texture.
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Jetboil's Flash Java Kit, a French Press attachment for its pot lid, eliminates the need for camping gear.
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Portable espresso makers with C02 or hand pumps like Handpresso make authentic espresso anywhere.
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Our most awkward yet easiest-to-use brewer is the Aerobie Aeropress. It creates the cleanest coffee, therefore coffee aficionados are embracing it.
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The Melitta one-cup dripper makes clean-tasting, flavorful single-serve coffee without fuss.
The GSI Outdoor French Press (JavaPress)
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The French Press technique produces a deeper, fuller flavour, and you no longer need to carry your delicate French press camping.
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Percolators are good for strong coffee campers. 8-12 cup enamelware with a glass button top and metal filter. Overbrewing produces bitter, thick coffee.