Coffee pot?

[olaf hart]

Ikea have a great little espresso maker for around $20, …

[AWT2_Sail]

I second SailRN regarding the percolator. I used this one available on Amazon: Farberware 50124 Classic Yosemite Stainless Steel Coffee Percolator - 8 Cup, Silver. It’s not really silver, just bright SS.
Typical marine stove pot holder arms grab the flanged base for stability even when underway. It makes fantastic coffee, and I use the wraparound coffee filter for easier cleanup and less sediment.
Just for fun I’ll mention I make coffee in this pot on a 1970s era Kenyon pressurized alcohol stove and no, I do not have problems with flare ups when I use the stove according to directions (RTFM!)

[Mnbear]

Don’t need no pot Day old gas station coffee is my preferred coffee but instant will do on the boat

[AKA-None]

Originally Posted by Mnbear

Don’t need no pot Day old gas station coffee is my preferred coffee but instant will do on the boat

Heathen

[Mnbear]

Guilty as charged

[Hiva Oa]

Sumerflos 1.5L/50 Oz Thermal Coffee Carafe - Double Wall Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Thermos - Leak Proof Lid with Dust cover


RSVP Manual Drip Coffee Filter Cone for Carafes or Thermos

#6 coffee filters. Also, had to trim base of filter cone to sit in mouth of carafe.

[JD-MDR]

I used boiled coffee(camp coffee) for years. when ever I bought a new pot the first thing I would do is throw the percolator basket away. Now I spoil myself and use the percolator. I really like it with evaporated milk and suger. I don't have a problem pouring it into a thermos. My Stanley thermos doesn't keep it hot no 12 hrs though. I think 5 or 6 probably. ( I mean pipeing hot)

[RobertL]

A Bialetti espresso maker is superb. Comes in 1,2,4, 6 cup sizes.

[RobertL]

A Bialetti Italian Espresso maker. Comes in various sizes. We have a 2 and 4 cup version on the stove.

[gonesail]

Originally Posted by Mnbear

Don’t need no pot

right just cup your hands with some water and put them over the burner .. soon have hot water

[johnn33]

And there is always this Camp Coffee - very old and still made... though not for my taste

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Coffee
and here
https://www.google.com/search?client...le+Camp+coffee


Perhaps this light hearted talk keeps a little sanity at this dreadful time.
John

[mabowers]

I feel... old. I use one of these on the stove.

[AWT2_Sail]

Tried that one. Prefer the flange in this one