Coffee on the bank

[Rigman]

I’m sick of instant , how can I get a decent cup of coffee on the bank?

[Duncan Holmes]

https://www.taylorsofharrogate.co.uk/pr ... ffee-bags/

I use these on the boat

[Cyprio]

https://www.taylorsofharrogate.co.uk/pr ... ffee-bags/

I use these on the boat

+1

Hot Lava Java No6 is my go to

[Edward.P.A.C]

Cant drink instant, can't even stand the smell of it....
Ive got a little double expresso stove top pot, and a large stainless steel French press on the boat. Gotta have a real, fresh pot of coffee first thing in the morning.

Ive also got a single mug stainless French press that I have in my carry on luggage when travelling. This coupled with a jet boil wouldn't take up too much space, or add much extra weight.

[Mike J]

Nescafe Azera Espresso in sachets.
Flask of boiling water = no cleaning and faster to prep.
Lotus Biscoff Carmalised biscuits for dunkers ---- two at a time.

Perked Lavezza Rossa is my regular at home, haven't drunk tea since I was 13.

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[Ally]

Another vote for the coffee bags.

[Rigman]

Thanks, I’ve ordered some bags

[Bob Watson]

One of these, bottle of water and a small gas stove.

[Steve Dennington]

https://www.taylorsofharrogate.co.uk/pr ... ffee-bags/

I use these on the boat

+1

Hot Lava Java No6 is my go to

Ditto

[Ally]

I tried those plastic filters recently. Nice coffee but takes forever to drip through. Back to the Taylors bags, though the coffee comes out on the weak side. Plus no plastic to recycle.

[JimboM]

I use an Aeropress at home and it makes a decent cup of coffee, you can get a travel version now

https://aeropress.com/aeropress-go/

[MANO]

I use an Aeropress at home and it makes a decent cup of coffee, you can get a travel version now

https://aeropress.com/aeropress-go/

Bought one of these a few years ago when they first came out - great little coffee makers.

I use it to fill a flask before heading out

[spincityfan]

I use an Aeropress at home and it makes a decent cup of coffee, you can get a travel version now

https://aeropress.com/aeropress-go/

Bought one of these a few years ago when they first came out - great little coffee makers.

I use it to fill a flask before heading out

Do you have to use their filters or can you get other brands?

[Andrew]

I fill up a polly bag with what ever shites in the cupboard, usually cheap bog standard nescafe. In mug, milk, boiling water, done.

Bet some of ye like fancy pork pies

[JimboM]

Do you have to use their filters or can you get other brands?

I've always used their own but it's just a paper filter so sure others would work - a quick search on ebay doesn't bring up anything cheaper though. There are metal reusable filter discs which may be worth a shot?

[MANO]

Do you have to use their filters or can you get other brands?

I've always used their own but it's just a paper filter so sure others would work - a quick search on ebay doesn't bring up anything cheaper though. There are metal reusable filter discs which may be worth a shot?

I bought the metal reusable disc off fleabay for a few quid, works fine

[Mike J]

I fill up a polly bag with what ever shites in the cupboard, usually cheap bog standard nescafe. In mug, milk, boiling water, done.

Bet some of ye like fancy pork pies

Naa
Smoked Salmon and brown bread sarnies. From a Scottish smokery obviously.

(Yum yum £iggies 6um you cant 'ave none)

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[Richsheff]

Nescafe Azera Espresso in sachets.
Flask of boiling water = no cleaning and faster to prep.
Lotus Biscoff Carmalised biscuits for dunkers ---- two at a time.

Perked Lavezza Rossa is my regular at home, haven't drunk tea since I was 13.

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Have you tried the biscoff spread mike ?

[Mike J]

Nescafe Azera Espresso in sachets.
Flask of boiling water = no cleaning and faster to prep.
Lotus Biscoff Carmalised biscuits for dunkers ---- two at a time.

Perked Lavezza Rossa is my regular at home, haven't drunk tea since I was 13.

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Have you tried the biscoff spread mike ?

No.
But I will look out for it when we can go shopping again.
The only spread Ive tried is when I dont get the biccy out of the coffee quick enough

Do you spread it on crackers or bread?

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[Richsheff]

Nescafe Azera Espresso in sachets.
Flask of boiling water = no cleaning and faster to prep.
Lotus Biscoff Carmalised biscuits for dunkers ---- two at a time.

Perked Lavezza Rossa is my regular at home, haven't drunk tea since I was 13.

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Have you tried the biscoff spread mike ?

No.
But I will look out for it when we can go shopping again.
The only spread Ive tried is when I dont get the biccy out of the coffee quick enough

Do you spread it on crackers or bread?

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Everything ! its lovely ...
Goes nicely on biscoffs and digestives... ive been caught a few times with just a spoon full of it aswel
Get the cruchy one if its available

[JohnCopeman]

I tried those plastic filters recently. Nice coffee but takes forever to drip through. Back to the Taylors bags, though the coffee comes out on the weak side. Plus no plastic to recycle.

Yep....its cold before the cup is full.

[Kevin O'Keeffe]

Stanley flask.... Nescafe Sachets or even the cheaper ones from Lidl aint bad.

Double choc Mocha
Latte
etc

Take your pick, Simple. #not a coffee snob!

[piker al]

A like the kenco millicano in the metal tin, about £2 from home bargains

[andrew_nagel]

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[Steve Le maitre]

Stanley flask.... Nescafe Sachets or even the cheaper ones from Lidl aint bad.

Double choc Mocha
Latte
etc

Take your pick, Simple. #not a coffee snob!

Yer don’t knock um, them Lidl / Aldi ones ain’t bad

[Kevin O'Keeffe]

Picked up some Mokate gold premium caramel latte sachets at Aldi (or was it Lidl ) a new fave!

[Jason Skilton]

You lot are such posh pikers!

Next you'll have the scones, cream and jam out on the bank.

[Mike J]

You lot are such posh pikers!

Next you'll have the scones, cream and jam out on the bank.

I can show you a delightful place where a waiter will serve you afternoon tea on a silver tray on beside the river.
You wont be fishing for pike though, closed in winter to stop the banks getting muddy.