I really want a sage coffee machine but she keeps saying nope.
You lot are spoilt - what every happened to the simple ideas?? 
Instant gives me bellyache, but I got a bean-to-cup machine for Christmas (current equivalent to the model at work). Prior to that I was grinding my own beans and using a manual espresso machine (but the amount of work and cleaning involved resulted in a markedly reduced coffee intake).
My boss got one on Black Fridayā¦ he then logged off for two hours to go and play with it. Fantastic apparently.
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Been through a variety of coffee types - Inc Aeropress. But my new default go to is this little beast - and it beats the Aeropress as thereās no requirement for filter paper, so once less thing to carry about!!
Love my aeropress, good for me as Iām making a single cup of coffee rather than two. Iāve switched to a washable and reusable metal filter for cost purposes but the paper filters make better coffee.
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IIRC thereās an aeropress which uses the older nespresso type capsules, which are easy enough to get hold of. Might be good for field use?
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And I think you can get silicone refillable nespresso pods now too
If you bring it, ill invite youā¦
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Need a generator and long extension cable
Just use an Anker battery with 240v supply and a coffee machine.
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That or half hour wait for a hipster pour over I a chemex, having hand ground the beans with a mortar and pestle.
Thats the dream
After roasting the beans individually to ensure a āperfectā roast.
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I took a jet boil & aeropress to Nijmegen in ā23ā¦ for a ānice coffeeā at RP1ā¦
Two issuesā¦ even with a jet boil, setting everything up when youāre smashing through RPs is a faff and a ball acheā¦ secondly; I hadnāt fully appreciated the full laxative effects of a strong coffee followed by exercise!
Breakfast was lovely though - especially with access to a proper toilet, with MUCH shorter queues!
Right, time for a separate coffee thread!
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Ooohā¦ now youāre talkingā¦
Who else has discovered Adaptogenic coffeesā¦? (One for What Are You Eating / Drinking? thread me thinks?)
Yeah, no way I was making coffee in 8 minutes.
Thread revival!
Iām looking for a new 50ish litre bag, and Iām currently between the Rab Muon 50, and the Salomon Aerotrek 50. I like the chest pockets being zipped on the Rab, and the running strap, and its general design, but I like how the Salomon has chest pockets and waist pockets, and also a mesh air back. Iāve also looked at the Atmos AG 50, but thought it looked a little cumbersome, but I did also like the look of the Gregory Stout and Paragon, and also the Deuter Aircontact. I think my current fave is the Salomon. I would use it for UK hillwalking, and multi day walks.
Anyone got any experience with these or recommendations for any other bags?
Cheers!