How to make coffee camping - percolator

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  • @braxtonjens7839
    @braxtonjens7839 Месяц назад +1

    We do Perc coffee for our school and church events- the big electric ones.
    I always start with good brew water, great beans, right grind, and making sure the bed is level, the right ratio…. With all those takin into account, you can make a great cup of coffee.

  • @braxtonjens7839
    @braxtonjens7839 Месяц назад

    This channel is dope.
    Great work!
    I’m gearing up to launch my YT channel. And I love seeing new coffee channels pop up!

    • @thinkwellcoffee
      @thinkwellcoffee  Месяц назад

      Awesome! Thank you! I’ll keep my eye out for your channel.

  • @bunkyman8097
    @bunkyman8097 23 дня назад

    The best coffee is made in the woods with a percolator!

  • @overthetopblues
    @overthetopblues Месяц назад

    Cowboy coffee. I use my stove top percolator once a month, or when I’m camping. Yeah, course enough, that it doesn’t go through the holes… Although I do see some people using a paper filter. Nice video. )

    • @thinkwellcoffee
      @thinkwellcoffee  Месяц назад +1

      I know percolators are doing everything “wrong” but they are just an enjoyable brewing method. And using them while camping is just so classic. I’m glad you liked the video

  • @SuperSaltydog77
    @SuperSaltydog77 22 дня назад

    800 groms of water is about 3 1/4 to 3 1/2 cups? Is that what you have? And 50g of coffee is about 4 to 5 scoops (about 10 to 12 g per scoop). For folks that don't have a small scale or marked water bottle.

    • @thinkwellcoffee
      @thinkwellcoffee  11 дней назад

      Good call. Way to share the info. Weighing coffee is the best method, but if you don’t have a scale, this guide here will really help you