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First Motocamping Trip of 2021 | Mission Tejas State Park | 6-7 March 2021
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(05-09-2021, 07:10 PM)Grumpy Goat Wrote: There’s always time for great coffee.

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Have you ever tried a Moka Pot? Seems like it might get you 95% of the way there without all of the complexity.
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(05-10-2021, 07:02 AM)TriangleRider Wrote: Have you ever tried a Moka Pot? Seems like it might get you 95% of the way there without all of the complexity.

No I have not. I have no doubt that it makes fine coffee but the problem with a Moka pot (for motorcycle camping / travelling) is its bulk and the fact that it is only single purpose. The Nanopresso is also single purpose but it is significantly smaller.
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(05-10-2021, 10:03 AM)Grumpy Goat Wrote:
(05-10-2021, 07:02 AM)TriangleRider Wrote: Have you ever tried a Moka Pot? Seems like it might get you 95% of the way there without all of the complexity.
No I have not. I have no doubt that it makes fine coffee but the problem with a Moka pot (for motorcycle camping / travelling) is its bulk and the fact that it is only single purpose. The Nanopresso is also single purpose but it is significantly smaller.
Coffee.... Should have it's own thread.

If you're going to a boiler like the Moka, then a smaller version I've carried for years is a GSI steel boiler. Of course, the trick is getting a hand operated mill to grind the beans fine enough.

The last few years - and especially if I'm with a few other people - I bring an MSR pot that accommodates a cut-down press, so I don't spend an hour making multiple cups. Some cold mornings, 2-4 ounces of espresso just ain't enough.

This one's from Bialetti and serves 2.
   
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