Sweet, thanks mate. Purity good for hiking keeping the weight down.
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Some fantastic suggestions here.
A cadac is definitely on the cards at some point.
the Aeropress look good too
A cadac is definitely on the cards at some point.
the Aeropress look good too
If your like a lot of us you will buy things that you think will be handy and gradually realise you are carrying stuff you never use, When all cupboards and draws are full you then start to remove things that just sit there. My advise is to go easy at first and after a few trips you will know what you really need.
Does that include the passengers?
If you’ve not used one before, I recommend the upsidedown method. Ignore what the instructions say and do it this way.
How to brew AeroPress (inverted method) (a guide by James Perry)
Mix things up with a different approach
In the van and tent, I couple this with a Jetboil so that also gets my vote
Very niceI’m off to the kitchen to give that a go now
Seemed to make a better long coffee by inverting it. Now out of loose coffee so back to the Nespresso’s
I had a jet boil And even though it boils incredibly fast you’re still limited to only having one cup unless you take another one which sort of misses the point of having a small system, plus the I couldn’t get the stains out of it and it can’t go in the dishwasher. I’ve since bought Stanley cook Set from Amazon and can thoroughly recommend it. I’ve made a little kit up similar to the one in the video and I it definition works well For me and takes up virtually no space and being stainless steel is dishwasher safe.
AeroPress for coffee
Does anyone use a free standing camping table in their van? I'm thinking of a collapsible camping table which can be used either in the van or outside. Ideally it would be big enough (area) so it can be used by 2 on the rear seats and 2 on the front swivel bench seat at the same time to eat from.
Or is there another solution I have not even considered yet???
Or is there another solution I have not even considered yet???
Hi ...Not got what your after but I’ve seen a rail system that attached to the side of the vehicle and you can hang a table from it..if that helps
LOC8 Table System VW T5 & T6 Vans | iCamper Solutions
Loc8 Table System for VW T5 & T5 Vans. Integrated table system which stows away in the door of your van. Ideal for campers and van users alike.
www.icampersolutions.co.uk
we have this, fit’s in the door
it really depends on how your camper is configured. There's only two of us and we usually eat at a table in the awning but, for colder weather, I was actually thinking about adding another smaller table with another rail above the fridge (in more or less the same place as indicated by VanDamMan above). If you can source a matching piece of material for the table top itself, the rail and leg are really quite cheap to buy. That way, one of us can sit on the swivelled bench as we prefer opposite rather than side by side. Don't see why it shouldn't sit two at a pinch. I've thought of doing it that way as I'm not really a fan of those little swivel tables that sit by the front door.
PS. I'm tight and couldn't quite bring myself to pay the price asked for the Loc8 used by CGT!
PS. I'm tight and couldn't quite bring myself to pay the price asked for the Loc8 used by CGT!
Gas, plates, cutlery, kettle, cups, tea, coffee, milk, mains hookup lead, waste barrel, curtains for the front windows, rechargeable UV bug killer, lighter, kitchen rolls, anti bac wipes, hand soap, washing up bowl, washing up liquid, scrubbing sponge, knives, chopping board, towels, bin bags, ridge monkey, playing cards, torch, phone chargers, picnic blanket, camping chairs, folding solar panels, dustpan and brush, disposable barbecue, umbrella, first aid kit, multi tool, miscellaneous tools, clothes pegs, zip ties. Probably loads I’ve forgotten, but a few ideas!
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