Coffee Maker

skirk55

Member
Aug 17, 2014
63
My wife likes coffee when camping. We have a 10 cup maker and it takes up too much room. Is there something smaller? Now that we have a pup we need downsize everything we use in the pup.
 

macamoose

Member
Jun 8, 2013
35
We have a Keurig, though that probably takes up as much room as the 10 cupper. They do make a smaller one cup version as well. Alternatively you could take a French Press, you essentially heat the water, throw in the coffee and press the filter element through trapping the grounds at the bottom. No electricity required, unless of course you use that to heat the water.
Thad
 

Ryanincc

Truth is poetry. Most Americans do not like poetry
Dec 28, 2013
2,272
Corpus Christi, TX
I bought the smallest 10 cup I've ever seen for $8 at Walmart but I couldn't find it. I'll look again but this one is really small
http://www.walmart.com/msharbor/ip/14922960?&veh=mweb

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Ryanincc

Truth is poetry. Most Americans do not like poetry
Dec 28, 2013
2,272
Corpus Christi, TX
Here it is. We need the 12 cup because we are too impatient in the morning and use 5 cup size coffee mugs

http://www.walmart.com/msharbor/ip/36723924?&veh=mweb

My phone did this
 

skirk55

Member
Aug 17, 2014
63
I make her coffee every day. Have to keep it simple. I will look at a four cup and the one with the k-cup.
 

kstephens

Active Member
Jul 28, 2014
243
When my wife goes, we take the keurig - it is a larger one though - but the convenience is worth the space. When it's just me - I use a french press. I am keeping my eyes peeled for a deal on the mini Keurig to leave in the camper. They are nice - almost no prep, and no clean up.
 

kjay12

Member
Sep 14, 2014
13
Our Keurig gave out this past Saturday morning while camping. I got up at 5am and it would work. When my husband woke up we made a run to Walmart and found a one cup coffee maker for only $9. It's really small and light weight. [PU]
 
Aug 12, 2013
65
I have a MyJoe. No electricity required. You put a Keurig cup in it, or ground coffee in the basket that it comes with, screw it together, put it on top of a cup, pour hot water in, put the top on, and pump it through into the cup. They run about $19.
 

Snow

Super Active Member
Jul 19, 2007
12,325
It all depends on how much coffee you drink, how much room you have and how much work you want to make.. We carry (two) 4 cup coffee makers (one is used as a tea maker), but back in the days of tent camping I carried one of those Melitta coffee filter holders (the kind you place over the cup and pour water into .. Thinking on adding one of the smaller Keurig machines to allow for a greater variety of beverages ..
 

Nandy

Super Active Member
Mar 29, 2010
2,255
We have 2 percolators, an electric one and one for the stove. We use it accordingly, both are 4 cups if i recall right which mean we end up with more coffee than what we should drink..
 

KY_Wildcat

Member
May 14, 2013
31
We used to have a small 4 cup maker in the camper, but now we are Keurig snobs. We got it as a gift 3 Christmases ago and now we never leave home without it. Usually we put it inside the camperdoor before pulling out of the driveway, but it has made a trip or two in the floorboard of the TV.
 

money pit

What could be so bad??? We are camping!!!
Oct 5, 2014
613
we will be using a bunn 8 cup, holds 8 cups worth of hot water at all times so there is just a small brew time to wait.....which is a good thing cause once up the wife hates to wait for coffee [:D]
 




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