Drape it inside the mug so it fits the mug shape but the edges are outside, coffee in, water in, let it settle, then lift corners and twist it out, press lump against cup wall. Like I said, a bit messy but does the trick.
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Drape it inside the mug so it fits the mug shape but the edges are outside, coffee in, water in, let it settle, then lift corners and twist it out, press lump against cup wall. Like I said, a bit messy but does the trick.
yeah you wouldnt of happen to made a video doing it on youtube would ya? hahaha
I'm afraid not. I don't have a video camera but I'll try and take some pics next time if you like
my brew kit:
but seriously... i pretty much do the same. tea, coffee, etc in zip locks... nothing fancy.
but seriously... i pretty much do the same. tea, coffee, etc in zip locks... nothing fancy.
For carrying on a day trip I usually take something like:
Miso soup
tea or coffee with powdered milk. I use a small ziplock bag to store it.
For car camping its ground coffee with fresh milk. My nana made coffee by just putting ground beans into the pot and boiling them up. When it came to the boil, reduce the heat a bit and add milk (I use coffee/milk50/50 or even 40/60 approx). The grounds settle to the bottom after a few minutes and you either sip it carefully or pour in another cup to drink. Its quite potent and not everyone likes it.
Miso soup
tea or coffee with powdered milk. I use a small ziplock bag to store it.
For car camping its ground coffee with fresh milk. My nana made coffee by just putting ground beans into the pot and boiling them up. When it came to the boil, reduce the heat a bit and add milk (I use coffee/milk50/50 or even 40/60 approx). The grounds settle to the bottom after a few minutes and you either sip it carefully or pour in another cup to drink. Its quite potent and not everyone likes it.
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Fresh ground coffee, bring to boil, pour through a 19p (from Wilkinsons) tea strainer = nice coffee; think cowboy coffee without all the bits in.
Every Coles/Safeway/IGA sell powdered milk. There are several brands available, often beside the tea/coffee or in the baking goods section.
do a search for "SUNSHINE Instant Milk" or "powdered milk" on the net, or ask next time you visit the local store. (No affiliations to any of these).
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Every Coles/Safeway/IGA sell powdered milk. There are several brands available, often beside the tea/coffee or in the baking goods section.
do a search for "SUNSHINE Instant Milk" or "powdered milk" on the net, or ask next time you visit the local store. (No affiliations to any of these).
ah ok, i dont go to them stores, i live across form a woolies ^^ but thanks i look for some next time im at them store
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^^ well imma buy a coffee pot soon or a bigger stovetop pot ^^ but where do i get a tea strainer
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Heheheheh
I've got some of those single serving UHT milk pots. I can't drink tea without milk, and no I don't mind UHT - growing up on Knoydart UHT was all we could get once the Jersey cow had been evacuated for climatic incompatibility
hi all ..i put my tea bags in a small zip bag and my sugar and powder milk in small nalgene bottles then all this in a small cloth ration bag...vince g. 11B Inf..
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