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I had to laugh when I read your post. I often wish that the "Off Topic" discussions could be redirected to discussions about coffee.Quote:
Originally Posted by IFixJura
After doing a Google search, I was surprised to see that they actually have 12 volt coffee makers for cars and trucks. It would be interesting to find out if anyone on this Forum has used one, and what they think about it.
~ Rose
That could work well for car camping. But having spent lots of time backpacking where the campsite is miles from the nearest car, I found that pre-grinding my coffee at home for french press and taking a french press with me in my pack, I can get pretty close to my home brew. Sure, the coffee could be fresher if I grind them with a manual grinder at the campsite but I don't have a manual grinder so this was my next best option. Since everything tastes better in the woods anyway, the quality was exactly what I needed when communing with nature.
Ah. So you are suggesting I carry around a full sized electric grinder so I can grind my beans in nature. And also carry around a two group espresso machine so I can make any kind of espresso drinks including milk drinks? Awesome! :-PQuote:
Originally Posted by IFixJura
Haha, you have to get a train horn. They're like $50 on ebay and people clear the path really fast.Quote:
Originally Posted by PinkRose
I rented a Shelby Mustang for a week in Las Vegas. I wouldn't consider myself a car guy, but wow was that an experience. Radar detector was 100% worth the money!