Cheap & Easy Single Serve Coffee Packs - "Quick Trick"
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- Опубликовано: 10 мар 2015
- "Quick Trick" (Episode 10) How to make your own DIY single-serve coffee packets. There's nothing quite like a good, hot cup of your favorite coffee... especially when it's enjoyed in the great outdoors. Unfortunately, when backpacking, hiking, or even minimalist camping, the choices are generally limited to a few varieties of instant... which can often leave something to be desired. Well, here's a cheap and easy way to bring along your own personal favorite coffee with you on your next outdoor adventure.
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Truly appreciate y'all taking the time to watch and comment... really means a lot! If you've enjoyed this one please consider taking a second to subscribe and hit the notification bell for more. Thanks my friends... looking forward to seeing ya around! -John
Been doing this for years, never occurred to me to do a video on it, duh! I add a straw of powdered creamer and a straw of sugar to my food pack (one end sealed, the other folded over & secured with a ring of excess straw so it can be opened). They're good for about 3 cups.
Nice job John!
John. Folgers sells tea bag type coffee bags both in regular and decaff. I have been using them for some time now. Your way is probably cheaper per cup though.
After many failed attempts at making a good cup of coffee on the trail, I think this is next on the list to try. Thanks for the tip!
Yet another great tip, thanks John.
Yes! For so long I've been taking instant coffee with me, but no longer! I am going to try this one out next weekend for sure.
The simplest tips/tricks are the greatest! Great idea, I'll be using it for sure!!!
Great tip man. Good one for the field for sure! Thanks for sharing all your tips with us, you never disappoint!
Awesome Idea John, thanks!
Who needs to wait for the outdoors, this tip can come in handy for work too! ☕️
Agreed! :)
Why, in 35 years of camping, have I never thought of this option?! It's simple but brilliant! Thanks for sharing. You've just made my future camping trips (at least the bits involving hot beverages) much more enjoyable.
Good tip John, easy to make and cost effective! Much better than instant.
Brilliant idea, thank you for sharing
Great idea. I can make up a few and set them aside in a zip lock bag in the car.
Very good tip John, thank you.
Great tip John keep up the good work.
Jon, that's a great idea. I was just thinking of doing that very thing a few days ago. Thanks for the vid Bro.
Thanks, John. Used this while ice fishing today.
Great tip John. Thanks.
Another great tip! Thanks for the brilliant videos. Looking forward to the next one
Simple idea but, amazing idea...
Ty for this is easy for take coffe for work.
Cool! Thanks for sharing!
Brilliant tip. Thank you
I have been watching your vids for a while but am a new subscriber. Really like your channel, and cant wait for more vids!
Nice! A great cup of coffee is always what I'm after for those early mornings on the trail. Such a simple idea. Thanks! - Chris
Love it thank you I've been looking forward to a video like this
Good tip John. Folgers does make a tea bag style single serving coffee bag but I like you would prefer to make my own. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy & be safe !
I dig it. Might even use it when I travel for work. Hotels only give you two coffee tea bags.
Thanks great idea, and right to the point!
Awesome idea. Thanks for sharing. Keep up the videos.
This tip worked great thanks.
This is a great idea. Thanks
Has anyone tried using one of those tea dipper contraptions for coffee before? The best part about this one is that you could keep the filter afterwards, dry it out, and then use it as a fire starter, I bet!
alaskankare I use a collapsible drip funnel with a filter and love how fast a cup of coffee can be made. Water just before boiling is the perfect temperature.
Thanks, this is what I was looking for!
Great idea! Thanks for sharing, Cheers, Marc
Brilliant tip.......works for me 👍
Great video John!
A really good tip. Thanks
i tried a few different ways of making coffee in the backcountry including this tip. i finally found that instant espresso works best for my taste. keep the great tips coming always seems to amaze me what you come up with
Love the weight savings of this idea vs. the hiking coffee makers. I can carry 3 to 4 times as many cups this way for the same weight. Great tip John!
Great tip, thanks.
Great video John, I don't mind instant but I will try this to change it up
Good tip. And place the coffee bags in an air tight container to preserve their freshness until ready to use.
Thanks for the video.
Your the best!
Cheers from Canada.
Geez this channel is good. Something to aspire to!
this is stuPENdous! after reviewing all the fancy camping coffee makers, what a relief to see something so mindlessly simple and effective!
Thanks brother! I'm really glad to hear that you enjoyed this one! I definitely have to agree with you... simple is often better 👍 I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment by the way... really means a lot!
What a great idea! Thanks. This is the first video I've seen of yours, so I'll definitely check out some more. Take care.
You're more than welcome! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment... it's much appreciated! All the best....
I might have to try this.
great tip buddy never thought about doing it like that i guess some times its the simple ideas that work the best
great idea.. thank you
And I love coffee. Just joined your channel. Great stuff. Not sure why I didn't find Intense Angler sooner. Great vids. Man I just went camping and sure coulda made my own coffee like this...geez.
Brilliant!
Why the heck didn't I think of that!! Really good tip...thanks :)
I always look forward to your videos! :) I've learned so much from your channel.
Thanks, I really appreciate that! Glad to hear you enjoy the videos :)
wow so happy I didn't even know changes everything thank you !
+missionhillssurvival My pleasure. Glad you found it useful! :)
This is cool for whatever kind of coffee you want to use 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I'm glad to hear that you liked this one my friend :) There's definitely nothin' like a good cup of coffee 👍 Thanks for watching and commenting... it's very much appreciated.
great idea .got to have my coffee
man you got some good tricks. thanks
Great tip! Simple concept and gets the job done
Thanks Jose... glad you enjoyed it! :)
What a great idea. That's going on my next fishing trip. Thanks.
My pleasure. Hope you have a great time out on the water.
Tight Lines!
Awesome. Thanks for this tip, I have family trip planned soon & we'll definitely be using this idea.
Thanks. Hope you have a great time on your trip!
Try this in my last vid.. absolutely did work,👍
that is a very good idea.
Perfect 👌
Nice job!
Nice one - thanks for that!
My pleasure... glad to hear you enjoyed it. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment btw!
John, Great tip my friend, ty for sharing.........
My pleasure Ben. Really appreciate you always taking the time to watch and leave a kind word :)
All the best my friend!
Great tip! Love these diy food ideas, any way to afford more time in the woods is the bomb as far as I'm concerned. Cheers
that is a great idea even when you're at home when you just want to make one cup of coffee that's good
cool trick!
Nice tip many thanks for all your useful tips
I will have to try this. Great idea. Thanks
Thank you my friend... much appreciated.
Nice!
Good idea. I buy empty tea bags with draw strings in them and put the coffee in them.
John--I have used an hic snap tea ball infuser with good success. Works on the same principal as your bag, but doesn't need a new bag each time. Just make sure you have no coffee between the halves, so no leakage.
good tip
thank you for shering
Great stuff John!
Thanks my Brother!
Perfecto
Great idea!
Thanks!
Hey man I just wanted to say I hope you're well and that I'm looking forward to your next video
You can call it the Camp Keurig. Nice!
Ack! I've been buying the expensive Folgers singles. Thanks.
another great tip to add is if you like sugar in your java go ahead and put a scoop or 2 of sugar in with the coffee....
Great Vid!!!
Your one of the cooler cats on the tube. Hope to see you back.
Neat trick!
Thanks Roxyie! :)
Hey I'm new to the channel but I like your videos keep up the good job. Just subbed
Cool!
Thanks Brother!
lol you started like a commercial. i almost thought you were being paid to advertise. still laughing!
But wait, that's not all... if you order now we'll include an extra cup of coffee for only $19.95! ;)
cool ☺
My only change would be to leave filter excess on til ready to start fire , then cut off and use it for additional tinder. You da man, John.
Now that's some clever thinkin' right there my friend! Can't beat the multi-use aspect.. thanks for passing it along :)
Instant espresso in mini zip lock bags. Can't beat it.
Hi John, haven't seen any new videos from you for a while now, hope all is good with you. Andy
+Andy's Fishing He'll probably upload again soon
Oh no...anything but Folgers!!!! haha thanks for the tip John.
Great idea. Now why I didn't think of that? :-) I was looking at the MSR coffee/tea filter, but I like being able to use the stacks of paper coffee filters my wife buys.
I do almost the same thing I just staple mine but ya great way to make coffee in the bush...
That is a good one. I gotta have my coffee no matter where I am. hahhaa
nice
Love the vids!!!!! Hope your hiking grounds didn't go up in flames with the soda fire..
Planned to "lower" myself to drinking some instant coffee on a over night fishing trip. Had all except for stopping at store for coffee. WOW! Looks like a need a better job. I passed on the instant and drank water. Now I'll just take some DIY brew packets.