I received one today as a Christmas gift, and love it! Thanks for your review. Also note, that the plastic plunger lip makes it comfortable to drink straight from if you’re alone, no cup needed. Anxious to use it in the back country.
also quick to the point and the info i wanted , look at others reviews and some of them are 3 times longer and no one wants to hear a bunch of talk not related to a review
We are happy to see that you agree with us on this coffee press. We bought it several months ago and finally got to use it on our last backpacking trip. Loved it!!
I have one of those. It makes FANTASTIC French Press coffee. The volume is perfect for two large mugs of coffee. I brought it when I camped on an island in the Gulf of Mexico for 4 days. The only drawback to it (or any French Press) is the clean up. Thankfully, there was running fresh water on the island. Otherwise, I would have made pourover coffee. I've never found any instant that I like. Good review on a good piece of equipment.
Thanks for the vid! I of course did it all wrong. Yes, you are correct on the no boil for the water. An ex barista from a major coffee store recommends 190- 200F. When you see those little bubbles, you are really close. I usually pull heat off when you think its ramping to a rolling boil. Thanks Ernie!!
I love this item, I like to brew it quasi-cowboy style. Get the water hot, throw in a few scoops (Sam's 105 Main works really well with this IMHO), then bring to a ROLLING BOIL for about 4 minutes. Let it set for a minute, add some cooler water, then press. Super smooth without the acidic aftertaste.
VERY good review! I saw one at Walmart and held off buying it until I found a good review of the product. Look forward to getting and using one now! 👍😃😃😃😃
Thanx for review! Getting ready to try my Stanley Press for the 1st time & wanted to be sure to do it right. Unfortunately couldn't find French press coffee in time & I read it makes a difference.
What makes me hesitate on this is that I've seen youtubers review it and say that some of the coffee dribbles out through the seam. "You get some grounds in your coffee that way but no big deal." Not sure I like that. I also hear that it presses completely to he bottom of the container, so it may be a case were the plunger is slamming against the coffee leaving a gap in the seam. I'd like to see more info on this issue in particular.
I recently bought one..really like it!! never found a ground in my coffee...i bought a small stainless lid to use on fire while cooking...the plastic one began to "smell funny...hot" the first time I put it on fire..then use the plastic one to serve. Stainless lid was 50 cent at thrift store
Very interesting design compare to traditionnal french press piston with the pushing rod in the middle. I guess you can drink your coffee directly from it 👍👌
Love mine. It’s super easy to use.. Stanley has an upgrade model that also comes with a thermos, two cups and a French press all in one. I might upgrade to that model.
Don't do it man. I thought the same thing. If you're gonna drink it right away it's fine. But if you plan to sip it over a couple of hours like I did you should know that the ground go sour in the bottom pretty quick. I switched back to this one.
As a night security guard, I need coffee!! I use this and make 2 cups at a time on my tailgate with an alcohol stove. Of course, being from South Louisiana I use French Roast or Dark Roast coffee - it turns out great with this press every time. This works well for me!
This is my favorite French Press. The press part keeps the coffee away from the sides of the pot, preventing heat loss. My coffee stays WAY hotter in this than in a glass press.
Bought today at Target, $19 Coincidentally I discovered this Stanley lid fits my snow peak trek 700, need some work as it dribbles out the sides when I sip, but pours In my mouth just fine, lol
Just picked one up. Super excited to use it. Its nice i can replace my main cup with this item. Good job bud. So which is your favorite between all of them
Hey Ernie, Wow...that Stanley press looks pretty big, but seems to work great! I am using the 10 oz. Outdoor Products coffee press that I won in a Giveaway that you held a couple of years ago. The Outdoor Products coffee press works great and keeps the coffee warm for quite some time! I am planning an overnight hiking/camping trip into the wilds of SE Florida for the middle of next week, and I will be taking the Outdoor Products coffee press with me, so that I have some good tasting coffee to drink while out on the trail. Thank you again!
Have you tried the aeropress version of this? I'm having a hard time finding a comparison between the two for good simple easy camp coffee. I kind of like how this one doesn't rely on separate paper filters, but then there's going to be a screen failure at some point probably. Would love to hear your thoughts on one vs. the other if you've tried aeropress yet
I like to make 'cowboy' coffee. Assuming a stainless lid, say from the adventure cup set is used for the boil. Can i get 20oz of coffee from this? That press would make it ez to keep grounds out as well.
I have the Stanley cook set with the green cups I put the green cups inside the press and the press does the same thing as the other and it’s a bit larger so it’s nice to have it all together with me I even fit my little fire kit inside
Wait. What's the big deal? You dig a quick hole, remove the press from the press, pour the coffee grounds in the hole, pour a little more water in the press, swish it around, pour it into the hole, and cover the hole. Right? Takes 1 minute tops.
The paper filter traps the oils from the coffee grounds - a purist would want the oils as it adds to the flavor profile and mouth feel. The oils from coffee supposedly have health benefits as well. It's the reason I switched from siphon filter or pour over to french press...
Great video! Is that thing really 32 oz? Is it big enough to get two cups of coffee out of it plus some extra water to use for morning instant oatmeal (I know that's not paleo!).
The instructions actually say you can put the plastic lid on if you're using a camp stove to speed up boil time/efficiency but not to if using an open fire for obvious reasons.
Yes, as Stanley states, "Whether you need a fresh cup of joe or are looking to heat up some soup to warm your bones, this sleek and streamlined French press brews, boils, and cooks."
I used mine to cook a pack of knorr Spanish rice..a good rinse followed by rubbing a bit of wet sand inside.... just a couple tablespoons of sand...then a good rinse..good as new!!
Great video! I have been thinking about buying one for a week or so now for car camping. I have a question. If, after making coffee, you put on the lid and turn the lid opening 90 degrees from the pour spout can you drink right from the press? Also a neat feature (or so it seems) is that after pressing the plastic insert forms a second wall from the metal body with a little air space which would aid in keeping coffee warm longer.
Cool product, one question, I saw the in your video that body of the canister got sort of burnt becuase of the fire, does it stay like that or can it come off with some cleaning or scrubbing ????
Rub a bit of wet sand..MUD..on the outside with your bare hand..no scrubby..rinse..shiny clean in a few seconds...its only soot from the fire...mud is easy to find outdoors..pour a few drops of water or left over coffee on the ground..instant mud...LOL
Once back home white vinegar takes it right off, been cleaning my old school percolator coffee pot this way for years - looks brand new👍 Thanks for sharing this vid. Time to upgrade and get a chineseium backpacking stove to go with the boil n brew. Already had my eye on that exact grinder😎
you left out the utility aspects. There is not that stupid rod in the middle. You can pack stuff inside of the container, like coffee, the stove, food, etc.
Hi, anybody here used it over msr whisperlite? Is the base wide enough to sit on top of whisperlite? Hope to hear your feedback before i buy this.. thx...
I'm actually headed to REI this evening so I'll see if I can check it out! My initial thought would be likely no, but I'll see if I can tell you for sure!
It's crap. Try pouring the last few ounces. It'll dribble out all along the top rim because there's no gasket to force it out of the spout. You "fresh-out-of-the-box" reviewers crack me up. :)
I received one today as a Christmas gift, and love it! Thanks for your review. Also note, that the plastic plunger lip makes it comfortable to drink straight from if you’re alone, no cup needed. Anxious to use it in the back country.
also quick to the point and the info i wanted , look at others reviews and some of them are 3 times longer and no one wants to hear a bunch of talk not related to a review
It looks so easy, I'm sold. Also think it will do double duty, using it to boil water for other uses.
We are happy to see that you agree with us on this coffee press. We bought it several months ago and finally got to use it on our last backpacking trip. Loved it!!
I have one of those. It makes FANTASTIC French Press coffee. The volume is perfect for two large mugs of coffee. I brought it when I camped on an island in the Gulf of Mexico for 4 days. The only drawback to it (or any French Press) is the clean up. Thankfully, there was running fresh water on the island. Otherwise, I would have made pourover coffee. I've never found any instant that I like.
Good review on a good piece of equipment.
100% awesome. Not only use it camping it also replaced the coffee pot.
Thanks for the vid! I of course did it all wrong. Yes, you are correct on the no boil for the water. An ex barista from a major coffee store recommends 190- 200F. When you see those little bubbles, you are really close. I usually pull heat off when you think its ramping to a rolling boil.
Thanks Ernie!!
Yes, I took note of that while watching the video while my Stanley was on the stove. Perfect timing cause I would've made that mistake. 🥴
I love this item, I like to brew it quasi-cowboy style. Get the water hot, throw in a few scoops (Sam's 105 Main works really well with this IMHO), then bring to a ROLLING BOIL for about 4 minutes. Let it set for a minute, add some cooler water, then press. Super smooth without the acidic aftertaste.
I just used this on a camping trip in the Pine Barrens and worked great
VERY good review! I saw one at Walmart and held off buying it until I found a good review of the product.
Look forward to getting and using one now!
👍😃😃😃😃
Thank you SO much for the positive feedback. And thanks for watching!
Thanx for review! Getting ready to try my Stanley Press for the 1st time & wanted to be sure to do it right. Unfortunately couldn't find French press coffee in time & I read it makes a difference.
Picked one up today for $14 on amazon for a Christmas gift.
Have the same press!! Love it
great review man. thanks so much!
I have one love it for like 25 dollars so worth it
Just got mine. Cant wait to get to use it for some decent coffee on the trail! The weights not ultralight but its not back breaking.
I got one and can't wait to try it! I think it'll be awesome as a French press & just to boil water for my dehydrated meals ☺
What makes me hesitate on this is that I've seen youtubers review it and say that some of the coffee dribbles out through the seam. "You get some grounds in your coffee that way but no big deal." Not sure I like that. I also hear that it presses completely to he bottom of the container, so it may be a case were the plunger is slamming against the coffee leaving a gap in the seam. I'd like to see more info on this issue in particular.
I recently bought one..really like it!! never found a ground in my coffee...i bought a small stainless lid to use on fire while cooking...the plastic one began to "smell funny...hot" the first time I put it on fire..then use the plastic one to serve. Stainless lid was 50 cent at thrift store
Very interesting design compare to traditionnal french press piston with the pushing rod in the middle. I guess you can drink your coffee directly from it 👍👌
Yes you are right I got me one just in case emergency
That looks awesome.
I'm a coffee lover. Thanks for sharing Ernie.
Looks great. I may have to get one. Thanks and take care.
Love mine. It’s super easy to use.. Stanley has an upgrade model that also comes with a thermos, two cups and a French press all in one. I might upgrade to that model.
Don't do it man. I thought the same thing. If you're gonna drink it right away it's fine. But if you plan to sip it over a couple of hours like I did you should know that the ground go sour in the bottom pretty quick. I switched back to this one.
Great review. I'm in the market for a larger french press of percolator to make coffee in the field for about 5 people. This may fit the bill. Thanks!
As a night security guard, I need coffee!! I use this and make 2 cups at a time on my tailgate with an alcohol stove. Of course, being from South Louisiana I use French Roast or Dark Roast coffee - it turns out great with this press every time. This works well for me!
Thanks for sharing Ernie. Just picked one up. Has the newer logo but seems the same otherwise.
This is my favorite French Press. The press part keeps the coffee away from the sides of the pot, preventing heat loss. My coffee stays WAY hotter in this than in a glass press.
How did you separate the two compartments when you first got it? Mine has paper in between and it’s been impossible to pry out.
@@casy6658 I just pulled hard, it eventually came out....
Love mine! Have that same grinder😎
Seen them at walmart now im sold on it
Press Coffee is liquid gold!!!!!! Amen!!!!
Bought today at Target, $19
Coincidentally I discovered this Stanley lid fits my snow peak trek 700, need some work as it dribbles out the sides when I sip, but pours In my mouth just fine, lol
Looks great!
Just picked one up. Super excited to use it. Its nice i can replace my main cup with this item. Good job bud. So which is your favorite between all of them
Great review. Very nice Video
Nice fire ring
Very Neat little press
Hey Ernie,
Wow...that Stanley press looks pretty big, but seems to work great!
I am using the 10 oz. Outdoor Products coffee press that I won in a Giveaway that you held a couple of years ago.
The Outdoor Products coffee press works great and keeps the coffee warm for quite some time!
I am planning an overnight hiking/camping trip into the wilds of SE Florida for the middle of next week, and I will be taking the Outdoor Products coffee press with me, so that I have some good tasting coffee to drink while out on the trail.
Thank you again!
Have you tried the aeropress version of this? I'm having a hard time finding a comparison between the two for good simple easy camp coffee. I kind of like how this one doesn't rely on separate paper filters, but then there's going to be a screen failure at some point probably. Would love to hear your thoughts on one vs. the other if you've tried aeropress yet
Awesome! I like it
Thanks for the video
🤔 Where can I get one of those grinders like you mentioned at the 1:26 section of this video? 🤠
LMAO THATS AWESOME BRO
I like to make 'cowboy' coffee. Assuming a stainless lid, say from the adventure cup set is used for the boil. Can i get 20oz of coffee from this? That press would make it ez to keep grounds out as well.
I need to practice with mine. I made coffee on my tailgate yesterday at a boat ramp and it turned out horrible.
Most likely owner error..it takes practice to get measurement right...it makes very good Coffee
What material is the actual press made of? Not sure I’d want plastic in my coffee.
im sold bro thanks subbed ya
wow thanks
How much coffee did you use
Thanks! can yo shared the link of the coffe grinder , please.
Can you post the link to the grinder?
22. Bucks. I'm getting one for my apartment.
Nice vid! Are you aware of any cups that will nest inside the press portion and nestle with the lid on nice and tight? Thanks. Subbed
Was wondering if the green stanley cups fit...i can't find mine to try it...lol. to much junk..if yes I may unpack boxes
@@tracker5849 The green cups fit. This is where I put mine.
@@markmartello thank you..now I just need to find how to buy them without the cook cup
I have the Stanley cook set with the green cups I put the green cups inside the press and the press does the same thing as the other and it’s a bit larger so it’s nice to have it all together with me I even fit my little fire kit inside
Got the Stanley cook cup set the green cups fit like a glove chap easy all around best iv found
Will this nest inside the adventure cook set?
Just scored one at Walmart for $7! What's a good starting point on the amount of coffee for a full pot?
These may also be available at Walmart. What is your medical field?
Hi. U need to update ur link. Amazon changed it 🙂
And then there's the clean up. That's why I use a pour over. Just throw the paper and grounds into the fire. That's it!
Wait. What's the big deal? You dig a quick hole, remove the press from the press, pour the coffee grounds in the hole, pour a little more water in the press, swish it around, pour it into the hole, and cover the hole. Right? Takes 1 minute tops.
Yea pour over works much easier
You still have to clean your mug, right? Very small amount of time difference i'd think.
The paper filter traps the oils from the coffee grounds - a purist would want the oils as it adds to the flavor profile and mouth feel. The oils from coffee supposedly have health benefits as well. It's the reason I switched from siphon filter or pour over to french press...
I’m getting one !!
Where do you get the coffee grinders from?
Amazon.
a.co/d/aBKedVF
Great video! Is that thing really 32 oz? Is it big enough to get two cups of coffee out of it plus some extra water to use for morning instant oatmeal (I know that's not paleo!).
Yes
Do they make larger ones for multiple people?
Will that Infinity cup nest inside of the plastic plunger with the lid on Ernie??
Do you still use it 3 years later?
Grains of coffee? Is this a paleo French press?
How did you separate the two compartments when you first got it? Mine has paper in between and it’s been impossible to pry out.
Twisting the plastic only to the right
Twist and pull or push to go back in when it's dry. It slides in easy when you make the coffee.
Seems like a great system. Anyone know of a metal lid that would fit to speed up your boil time?
Go to your thrift store..may not fit perfect but you can get one fits close..STAINLESS STEEL...CHEAP!! usually under a dollar
The instructions actually say you can put the plastic lid on if you're using a camp stove to speed up boil time/efficiency but not to if using an open fire for obvious reasons.
I like it at 160-180 degrees to steep
I could use the pot for normal cooking too right? Just need to clean it well.
Yes, as Stanley states, "Whether you need a fresh cup of joe or are looking to heat up some soup to warm your bones, this sleek and streamlined French press brews, boils, and cooks."
I used mine to cook a pack of knorr Spanish rice..a good rinse followed by rubbing a bit of wet sand inside.... just a couple tablespoons of sand...then a good rinse..good as new!!
worked good
So Paleo , what's up? What are you doin now days? Bob
Does anyone just drink or straight from the container?
Great video! I have been thinking about buying one for a week or so now for car camping. I have a question. If, after making coffee, you put on the lid and turn the lid opening 90 degrees from the pour spout can you drink right from the press? Also a neat feature (or so it seems) is that after pressing the plastic insert forms a second wall from the metal body with a little air space which would aid in keeping coffee warm longer.
Can you comment on the coffee grinder? I see two identical on amazon but one is twice as much.
This is the one he's using www.amazon.com/JavaPresse-Grinder-Conical-Brushed-Stainless/dp/B013R3Q7B2
Cool product, one question, I saw the in your video that body of the canister got sort of burnt becuase of the fire, does it stay like that or can it come off with some cleaning or scrubbing ????
Rub a bit of wet sand..MUD..on the outside with your bare hand..no scrubby..rinse..shiny clean in a few seconds...its only soot from the fire...mud is easy to find outdoors..pour a few drops of water or left over coffee on the ground..instant mud...LOL
Once back home white vinegar takes it right off, been cleaning my old school percolator coffee pot this way for years - looks brand new👍 Thanks for sharing this vid. Time to upgrade and get a chineseium backpacking stove to go with the boil n brew. Already had my eye on that exact grinder😎
The only thing is you're getting heated plastic chemicals in the coffee ?
Just got mine today...the instructions say not to boil the water...it will affect the taste
I was thinking... I hear crickets. Who drinks coffee in the evening? oO
I wanna see someone clean it out
1:35 mmm, some one know the name of grinder coffe used in this video?
Mini porlex my best guess.
you left out the utility aspects. There is not that stupid rod in the middle. You can pack stuff inside of the container, like coffee, the stove, food, etc.
Hi, anybody here used it over msr whisperlite? Is the base wide enough to sit on top of whisperlite? Hope to hear your feedback before i buy this.. thx...
I'm actually headed to REI this evening so I'll see if I can check it out! My initial thought would be likely no, but I'll see if I can tell you for sure!
@@PaleoHikerMDthanks.. appreciate your feedback and have a great weekend! 😊👍
Still $24 2022
It's crap. Try pouring the last few ounces. It'll dribble out all along the top rim because there's no gasket to force it out of the spout. You "fresh-out-of-the-box" reviewers crack me up. :)
Giveaway...
Coffee isnt paleo