Yet another kitchen item, for coffee

[SeaDawg]

Over the years, we've had many discussions on the best way to bre coffee. My fave is a big, pourover Melitta or knockoff​ pourover cone, into a salvaged thermal stainless pot from failed home coffee​ maker.

 

This week, Amazon has one of my faves on special. Only in black. Uses the big, universally available #4 filter.

 

If you order other stuff, to $35, it's free shipping.

 

Sherry

[GrayGhost]

Agree...and even better if you use a fresh grind. We use the melitta filter with the stainless insulated carafe. And a small hand burr coffee grinder. A slower, but nice morning ritual.

 

 

 

 

[Try2Relax]

The one I've used for years, little better for storage, uses #4 also.  GSI Coffee

 

EDIT - Hadn't noticed earlier, yup that's same grinder I have, works great.

[Mike and Carol]

We used the big pour over for many years while living in Europe.  We have the smaller, single cup pour overs now in the trailer.  We also like our Nespresso machine - it makes a great small cup of coffee or espresso.  We have a big Nespresso at home and picked up a small Nespresso Pixie at Costco for the trailer.  Mike

[Mainiac]

Saw one of those pour over coffee makers at Bed Bath and Beyond. Of course it was more, but no shipping. They also had what seemed like 120 more choices as well...

[DavePhelps]

I use the same grinder as GrayGhost, it is awesome and highly recommended. I also settled on drip coffee because I love the flavor plus cleanup is so easy and requires minimal water. I got the Kalita drip cone as it's stainless steel and also very beautiful to look at. They make two sizes depending on quantity of brew. I drip right into my insulated mug, ahhhh. :)

 

https://www.amazon.com/Kalita-05033-Wave-185-Drippers/dp/B000X1AM0Y/ref=sr_1_2?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1491590233&sr=1-2&keywords=kalita+stainless+steel

 

I'm mostly a tea drinker at home, but while on the road traveling, a good cup of coffee is hard to beat!

 

Dave