Thread: Campfire Compact Espresso Maker

G'day Leroy!

Do you currently have a mokka pot for coffee? We're wondering about all of these options for making coffee, and would like it portable for camping (ie. not requing 240v).

Perhaps we could pop over for a mokka cuppa test?

Cheers!
Michael and Anneleis.

Originally Posted by Leroy_Riding

I am saddened by all this talk about coffee and and how you all need to prepare it in such special ways with hand grinders, then you go an ruin all your hard work by adding milk! YUCK!!!

black coffee any day of the week.

I do have to agree though about water temperature though, to many times have i got a long black from a cafe and been burnt, a taste that is accentuated without the addition of milk.

As far as camping goes, the old Italian mokka pot works wonders, while you cant get the same pressure as you can from a table top machine its the cheapest and easiest way to enjoy a good coffee in the bush.

I would be interested if anyone has managed to find a decent table to machine with lower power draw that I could run on an inverter without killing my batteries for a morning coffee though. . . I may be persuaded to build one into the Camper then ;0

Leroy

I do have one yes, its nothing fantastic though, $5 on special at Trade Secret Morayfield, they still had some last time I was there. has me thinking, they are so cheap we could probably have AULRO custom ones made haha

We shoudl organise some time yes, I am not sure when I would be free though, we can work something out though.

Leroy.

Originally Posted by TeamFA

G'day Leroy!

Do you currently have a mokka pot for coffee? We're wondering about all of these options for making coffee, and would like it portable for camping (ie. not requing 240v).

Perhaps we could pop over for a mokka cuppa test?

Cheers!
Michael and Anneleis.

Had one of the Otto's and loved it. However someone else must have loved one too - as mine got swiped in a caravan park one trip!!
Will probably get another one - very similar to the old Atomic's my grandmother had.

The Little Guy Home Barista Kit Espresso System

Cheers