Knives and Coffee

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RLB0414 said:
Yes, electric percolator. Fast, brews good coffee in a size that lasts more than a few minutes and lets me adjust brew strength. Only use it in non-work days. Work days it is k-cups and Keurig.
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I have seen one actually now that I think of it. They had one down at a machine shop we work at in the break room. Had no idea what it was. The lid was off and could see all the grounds sitting on top
 
We use an old percolator when we go camping…..on the Coleman gas stove. One time our friend roasted whole Ethiopian beans in a cast iron skillet and then we ground them up and used the percolator, some of the freshest and tasty coffee we ever had. I have heard many times that Americans drink stale coffee and do not know what fresh coffee is really like.
 
cbach8tw said:
We use an old percolator when we go camping…..on the Coleman gas stove. One time our friend roasted whole Ethiopian beans in a cast iron skillet and then we ground them up and used the percolator, some of the freshest and tasty coffee we ever had. I have heard many times that Americans drink stale coffee and do not know what fresh coffee is really like.
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I grind mine fresh every morning and try to drink all of mine within a week to a month off roast. I’ll vacuum seal and freeze what I’m not going to be able to get to soon
 
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