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On Sat, 26 Apr 2008 17:33:20 -0400, wrote:



To run a "coffee maker" you need electricity. Eisboch is conntemplating carrying
a fairly hefty and cumbersome gasoline powered generator just to make coffee
with an automatic coffee maker. To use a Bodum, you heat the water on the stove,
which on most boats is not electric. A non-electric (or any) percolator makes
about the worst coffee possible. I'd forego the coffee entirely if that was my
alternative.

Was surprised to find this.
Drip using propane.
http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product... e=&lang=en-US

Here's a couple reviews.
http://www.rei.com/product/736980

Everybody's got their own coffee preferences. I prefer drip through a
paper filter. The paper must absorb some taste element I don't care
for that is left in other processes, including gold filters.
About the only thing I haven't tried is the French Press, so I'll
probably give one a try just because.

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Vic Smith wrote:
On Sat, 26 Apr 2008 17:33:20 -0400, wrote:


To run a "coffee maker" you need electricity. Eisboch is conntemplating carrying
a fairly hefty and cumbersome gasoline powered generator just to make coffee
with an automatic coffee maker. To use a Bodum, you heat the water on the stove,
which on most boats is not electric. A non-electric (or any) percolator makes
about the worst coffee possible. I'd forego the coffee entirely if that was my
alternative.

Was surprised to find this.
Drip using propane.
http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product... e=&lang=en-US

Here's a couple reviews.
http://www.rei.com/product/736980

Everybody's got their own coffee preferences. I prefer drip through a
paper filter. The paper must absorb some taste element I don't care
for that is left in other processes, including gold filters.
About the only thing I haven't tried is the French Press, so I'll
probably give one a try just because.

--Vic


Now I'll bet that works pretty well Vic, but you should try a French
press, simple the coffee is superb. The most important thing is to get
the coffee properly ground, you need it coarse for a French Press. A lot
of grinders produce not just coarse grounds when set to "coarse" but a
lot of other fine stuff, this will not do, get a good grinder.

Cheers
Marty
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On Sat, 26 Apr 2008 23:06:39 -0400, Marty wrote:


Now I'll bet that works pretty well Vic, but you should try a French
press, simple the coffee is superb. The most important thing is to get
the coffee properly ground, you need it coarse for a French Press. A lot
of grinders produce not just coarse grounds when set to "coarse" but a
lot of other fine stuff, this will not do, get a good grinder.

I'll pay attention to grind size when I try it. Thanks for the heads
up.

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Vic Smith wrote:

On Sat, 26 Apr 2008 17:33:20 -0400, wrote:



To run a "coffee maker" you need electricity. Eisboch is conntemplating carrying
a fairly hefty and cumbersome gasoline powered generator just to make coffee
with an automatic coffee maker. To use a Bodum, you heat the water on the stove,
which on most boats is not electric. A non-electric (or any) percolator makes
about the worst coffee possible. I'd forego the coffee entirely if that was my
alternative.


Was surprised to find this.
Drip using propane.
http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product... e=&lang=en-US

Here's a couple reviews.
http://www.rei.com/product/736980

Everybody's got their own coffee preferences. I prefer drip through a
paper filter. The paper must absorb some taste element I don't care
for that is left in other processes, including gold filters.
About the only thing I haven't tried is the French Press, so I'll
probably give one a try just because.

--Vic



And Boiled(?) water???


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And Boiled(?) water???


What are you getting at?

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Vic Smith wrote:
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And Boiled(?) water???



What are you getting at?

--Vic



Coffee!

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