Hi guys and girls. What do you use to make a nice mug of real coffee. I have been looking around but dont want some heavy metal maker. something like a plastic permanent filter like you get in cheap coffee makers would do but small to fit in a mug. coffee bags are a no, like a good coffee. thanks
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Lyons coffee bags, like tea bags but with real ground coffee. They aren't too bad. But I just prefer kenco millicano.
I mostly drink cowboy coffee on canoe trips, nasty 3in1 for hiking.
The Gsi Dukjug and H2j0 filter makes a cracking brew, quite compact if you carry a 1L bottle anyway. There's a few filters which just stand in the top of your mug, Ortlieb make one I think, there's the Java Drip and a mugmate. The paper cones work okay if you put one decent fold in to hold it's shape better, just stick it in the top of your mug and pour the water through.
The Gsi Dukjug and H2j0 filter makes a cracking brew, quite compact if you carry a 1L bottle anyway. There's a few filters which just stand in the top of your mug, Ortlieb make one I think, there's the Java Drip and a mugmate. The paper cones work okay if you put one decent fold in to hold it's shape better, just stick it in the top of your mug and pour the water through.
Hi there, just try getting a small tea infuser with a fine mesh, add you favourite coffee hang in your cup or Billy and there you go. There is a video called cowboy coffee I think, that's where I got the idea and it works great.
I use one of these... ditched the glass cup though. It makes a grand cup of coffee 
There's one alot cheaper n ebay if you fancy it
There's one alot cheaper n ebay if you fancy it
like one of these http://www.spicecellar.co.uk/Tea/Tea_Filters_sub/Permanent_Filter.htm thanks i forgot to check google for tea filters, found one quick after you reminded me.
I use one of these... ditched the glass cup though. It makes a grand cup of coffee
There's one alot cheaper n ebay if you fancy it
Is the top part the filter Steve, can you just put that on top of any pot?
I use one of these daily... in fact I've just made a coffee with it now
You get a small amount of sediment, but literally a fraction. Here's the same one as your link, but £4.80 posted.
http://www.nbtea.co.uk/shop/product.php?xProd=897&jssCart=00a53022153cb717d705f726f1acd3f9
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Yes... it's in 3 parts
You have the outer with an inbuilt ss mesh filter, you put your coffee there then put the 'trickle' filter in and fill that with hot water and you've got the lid which doubles as a drip tray to put the filter on
http://www.cappojim.com/images/D/Bodum-Solo-Set-One-Cup-Coffee-Maker-sm.jpg picture of the bodum taken apart
I use one of these daily... in fact I've just made a coffee with it now
You get a small amount of sediment, but literally a fraction. Here's the same one as your link, but £4.80 posted.
http://www.nbtea.co.uk/shop/product.php?xProd=897&jssCart=00a53022153cb717d705f726f1acd3f9
I use a bodum french press at home, get a very small fine amount of sediment at the bottom, that ok.
That mug is not bad to lol will have to have a think to what to get now.i got me one of these and cut the handle off - works a treat
Loads available online, just search for cafetiere mug
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Kepis how much water does it holed. been looking at them on ebay but so far the listing dont say. thanks
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Thank you Kepis, that just the right size, lose a bit at the bottom and fill it 15mm to the top and your get about 300ml of coffee. I will get one of these filter mugs, i need a new mug, after looking in my rucksack at my camping gear what i havent used in about 11 years i have 2 mess tins 1 old flask cup and a big metal non-stick coated mug i got from survival aids back in the 80s. think one of these will be good ) thanks everyone for all your help.
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