Camping In Style

Portable Propane Coffeemaker with Stainless Steel Carafe   •  Fantastic portable propane powered coffeemaker •  No cords, stove, or percolator required •  Operates on a single standard 16.4 oz propane cylinder •  Easy to start - simply push the InstaStart™ auto ignition button to get the coffee brewing •  Authentic stainless steel carafe •  4,500 BTU for effective heating •  Delivers fresh brewed coffee in 18 minutes •  Easy to use, just like coffemaker at home •  Water reservoir cover opens, filter basket removes for easy cleaning •  Runs up to 4.4 hours on one 16.4 oz propane cylinder •  Maximum capacity is approximately 10 cups •  3 year warranty FREE SHIPPING FOR MEMORIAL DAY CLICK HERE  WATCH VIDEO HERE The type of percolator I use COMMENT: I wonder how this works in person, I prefer to use a peculator camping mostly becaus...

When you drink coffee w/ half & half no substitute will do, not even whole milk. On the other hand seeing your milk leak into the cooler water is icky and just a bad start to a morning with so much potential. I have tried pouring small amounts of half & half into a plastic container and so far it has leaked every time. This little pint size container with the screw lid is the best way to go as far as I'm concerned. They don't leak ! They do cost a bit more though. About a month prior to my camping extravaganza I will start looking for them when I do my shopping. Many times they are on sale and the expiration date is far enough out that it is safe to buy in advance. Happy Coffee Campers! SEE MORNING JOE SEE FUN FIND - MILK FROTHER SEE CAMPING RECIPES

This is an older post re-posted but it's just so fab. that I wanted to remind you of how wonderful this simple little diddy is for camping. My girlfriend Gena just gave me one of these for the fun of it. Immediately I thought how great it would be for Camping In Style Coffee. It's a mini battery operated milk frother. I used it this morning and by golly it worked GREAT! They start at $3 at Ikea and go up to $25. They take two batteries and whip the milk into a frothy cloud of camp-a-chino goodness. Note To Self: Pack securely so the stem doesn't bend. SEE TIP-HALF & HALF SEE MORNING JOE

Honestly I could buy a new and more clever way to make coffee every year. I love my Morning Joe and it's so fun to see all the gadgets they have to make camping coffee great! Here are a few that I found entertaining, stylish and unique- ish . Click on the product information to right to go to link. BrewFire Dual-Fuel Coffee Maker you can find for $120 or less if you search, uses fuel and batteries to make coffee just like at home. Handpresso Wild Domepod is about $100 you have to check this one out, go to their site and see the video it's too good to be true. Flip N' Drip™ Coffee Maker by Brunton runs between $30-$35             GSI Hand Coffee Grinder is under $20 Ikea Milk Frother for only $2 and really works, I have one 4 CUP STAINLESS MINI EXPRESSO from GSI for $50 Stainless Steel Coffee Pot comes in 14, 28, 36 cup for $50-$100 MSR Mugmate Coffee Filter runs about $15 ...