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pogo · 15-07-2009, 19:00

I like tea, iced or hot. The wife is spoiled with home roasted beans from around the world.
But when we sail, a cup of hot coffee is more challenging to make. It was the wife's suggestion to use coffee bags as a trial.

Coffee in a bag, I guess that would be caled a coffeebag, as is a teabag?

Folgers makes individual coffeebags that are steeped in hot water in the same fashion as my Red Rose teabags.

It is handy since the hot water for both tea and coffee can be made at the same time. The coffee bags are "real" coffee not the instant powder, and the longer you allow it to steep, the bolder it becomes.

Simplicity is a good thing! She says it is good brew, our occasional guests agree, and it smells great too.

15-07-2009, 19:00	#82
pogo Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 94	Try steeping coffee bags! I like tea, iced or hot. The wife is spoiled with home roasted beans from around the world. But when we sail, a cup of hot coffee is more challenging to make. It was the wife's suggestion to use coffee bags as a trial. Coffee in a bag, I guess that would be caled a coffeebag, as is a teabag? Folgers makes individual coffeebags that are steeped in hot water in the same fashion as my Red Rose teabags. It is handy since the hot water for both tea and coffee can be made at the same time. The coffee bags are "real" coffee not the instant powder, and the longer you allow it to steep, the bolder it becomes. Simplicity is a good thing! She says it is good brew, our occasional guests agree, and it smells great too.