Stanley Classic Vacuum Travel Press Mug - The BEST Camping Coffee Press? - Our Newest Contender
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2018
- Get You Own PaleoHikerMD Patches HERE!: www.etsy.com/shop/PaleoHikerM... I'm always looking for new gear to help me make the best coffee I can out in the woods, and to that end we are looking at another coffee press today from Stanley. It's a great little piece of kit, and I hope everyone enjoys! If interested an amazon link is down below!
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Stanley Travel Press: alnk.to/gVDOiYh
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Finally, somebody who knows about water temperature when it comes to non-perk coffee brewing!
I just picked one up at my local Goodwill store for $1.95 brand new!! Never used with instructions still inside. I think I scored!!
That was a deal!
Great deal! I found mine brand new at GW for $5. I love it.
Damn, you did score And here I was thinking I scored by finding it on eBay for $20 brand new, never used!! Still a win, but you REALLY got lucky 🍀🍀🍀 I must say that it’s been SO long since I’ve been this happy with a purchase…I really love it and can’t wait to bring it with me to Spain this year to do my 2nd Camino!! ☕️☕️🚶🏻♀️🚶🏻♀️
@@cu4657 Congrats, still a good buy for $20 bucks. I love it! I use it all the time.
I Got Mine In 97$ 😅
My husband received this several years ago from someone on his Team…we had NO idea how to even use a coffee press let alone WHY!🤓 Thanks to your video, I dug it out from the back of a cabinet and will make coffee using the Stanley coffee press tomorrow 8/22/2022!!
The best review on this specific version of Stanley coffee press. Thanks so much!!!
These work very well, been using mine for about 2 years, still working and going strong. I saw it at the store one day and had to have it :)
Same. I wasn’t even looking for a press but saw it at Walmart one day and same as you “had to have it.”
Sir you consume the coffee in short time ? As the remains of the coffee bean stay at the bottom of long time it’s taste changed
I had this press for going on two years, but rarely use the press itself. Came here for a quick refresher course and your video do the trick. I am a Northeast Louisiana native, now living in San Antonio, so it was refreshing to find the video from someone in Central Louisiana. Keep it up. Thank you.
Thanks for the review. I’m gonna grab one for my off grid Kentucky cabin.
Excellent Bro. Thank you for the info, going to buy one.
Great way to end the day. Thanks for sharing.😊
Thanks for this and your other vids on various ways to brew coffee while in the wild. I trust the Stanley brand and your review reinforced why I thought I should purchase this model. Can't wait to try it out! Happy Holidays to you and yours, doc!
Thank you for your thoughts
I love my Stanley french press. I have been using it for years. It is perfect for cold weather camping/hiking when weight isn't a factor and also ice fishing.
Need consume the coffee in short time ? The coffee beans remains at the bottom if long time it’s taste changed?
This looks like a great way to travel with fresh coffee
love the Joe robinet Pouch
Thank you for the video 👍 helped me make a purchase in south africa
Great for a long commute
Just picked one up at WM. Can't wait to try it out.
Thank you!
You had me at coffee..😁
Aww Joe’s patch 💚
Thank you
I bought one a couple years ago by mistake..was in a hurry and wanted a thermos..got home and realized I had the press. Never used. Guess I should use it. I have 4 coffee press now...2 bodum and 2 stanley..still make cowboy coffee with GSI COFFEE DRIP
I have never used a coffee press. I use a Moka Pot and experience coffee in European/Italian/Turkish style. How does pressed coffee compare?
Nice demo
Is this compatible with the one hand vacuum mug?
I use it for everyday use.
I use mine every morning either in my camper or at home
I have one on the way. I drink cacao (coarsely ground cocoa beans) and there are days when I want to take it on the run. Thanks for showing me how to do this!
I got it Monday & took it to work with 1/4 cup of cacao (2 T. for 8 oz.) and a scoop of collagen in the bottom. I made it on my last break (5 a.m.) & it was still hot when I left work. Will be using it a lot!
Have you tried (or do a review of) the Biolite coffee press with the Biolite Campstove kit? Thoughts of the Biolite camp items?
You had me when you added the heavy cream😂 SOLD!
whats heavy cream mean !
Nice. Would like to see how you clean the french press ^^
I have one I use when I’m out of regular coffee filters
Very nice review Ernie! Always wondered if this was any good. Looks like a perfect edc item for us coffee lovers!👍👊
You look into the Stanley Adventure Brew Set yet? I think it also might go by the Steel Pot + French Press... 32ounce single walled pot with French Press insert that will Press even finely ground beans without leaving a mouthful of grounds to drink. The capacity is awesome for 2 true coffee drinkers to make it through breakfast lol. Check it out man it’s another Stanley winner!
I just got the Bodum French press mug. I really wanted this one, but I went for the faster delivery and it's really not that good at all. It lets lots of grounds get into the coffee, no good...
I wish I would've bought this one when I seen it at Walmart a few months back for only $20. I'm definitely gonna order this Stanley one soon.
how does it taste? cause it is not with the ceramavic coating
Did you ever try the Weber fuel cubes for starting your barbeque? They burn about the same as others, but are considerably less expensive. Give them a try, you'll be surprised.
The coffee debris still remain at the bottom unless u drink up all isn’t it’s design has problem?otherwise u have to pour it to another container so what the point it’s thermos if like that
eu tenho o modelo mais novo... Mas quero muito compra essa ai tem na shopee será
How many cups of coffee those the press yield?
1. Let it sit for 4 minuets
2. Stir the top junk off ONLY
3. Let sit for 4 more minutes
4. PRESS BUT NOT ALL THE WAY DOWN
I love mine, but do not push it to the bottom, just until you can pour it
As you always shoud handle a frenchpress.
olá quero muito comprar uma assim onde compro tem na shopee será
Press works (worked) great. Thermos retains heat for a VERY long time. If you actually use the thermos on a regular basis, the plastic lid is the weak point in the entire mug. After a year of nearly daily use, the threads on the plastic lid began to wear out to the point of being stripped. After pouring hot water in the mug and trying to seal the lid, the top would pop (literally explode) off. After trying to screw on the lid now, the threads will not provide a secure fit. I really liked this mug for the heat retention. Unfortunately, Stanley needs to use a higher grade of plastic, or find some other stronger material for the lid.
Hey! I've had a similar problem with the one hand Stanley mug - the lid gave up. I've contacted Stanley about this and they sent me a new lid free of charge. Thought you could try it if you liked the mug and would like to keep using it :)
Stanley suggest to put hot water , but not boiling hot...
How easy is it to clean out before the second cup?
The only question to answer
Why the press have a hole in the middle?
I just purchased and had my first cup. Pretty good and definitely easy but I think my Aero press is a little better tasting. Biggest problem is cleanup. All the grounds at the bottom . Not supposed to rinse grounds down the sink and they don’t come out easily. Maybe someone has a method to share.
Why cant u rinse grounds down the sink???
@@xavierlugo5296 They don't break down and can clog the pipes. It's generally not recommended. By the way I bought a strainer and just rinse them out of the Stanley through the strainer. then dispose of them in the trash. Easy as could be.
I drink anywhere from 10 to 20 20 oz cups of coffee daily and to me this coffee press doesn't get the coffee strong enough and I've tried several different ways with different brands and amounts of coffee.. It will also get coffee grounds passed the sealed rubber gasket
Trying to fined a better way to drink yerb mate ,this looks like the solution
i was gonna get it but i realized the press is plastic i dont like plastic getting on hot water thanks for your review
I don’t like plastic getting into the hot water too! Do you have any other good cups for using for hot beverages thank you!
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200 degrees for coffee, about 20 seconds or so gets you off the boil to 200 degrees, good instant coffee is just so expensive, worst, price goes up if individual packages, worth the weight just for the savings.
It's funny how all you outdoor guys show us how to do things,but all your gear is brand new. Kind of makes you think it's Your First Time.
I mean it’s a coffee press, it either works or it doesn’t! That said, I use any product at least 5 times before posting a review. Can’t speak for other channels. Thanks for watching
You don’t want the water to boil. It will burn the beans.
Why not take it full of hot water already and then add coffee when you’re ready 🤷🏼♂️stays hot for hours
for the show
Hard to take coffee advice from someone who drinks their coffee with cream unfortunately. Might as well just do cowboy coffee or a simple pourover.