Stanley French Coffee Press - The perfect gift!
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- We love coffee, and the way we make it while traveling is different than how we make it at home. Check out our new Stanley French press. Is this the Christmas gift you've been looking for? We love ours!
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These new coffee presses are nice. I always just boiled coffee in an old coffee can over the fire and used a pair of vice grips to hold the can to pour then filter out the grounds through my teeth. I’m getting too old for the good old days. Think I will order a Stanley.
Hello Arnold, as long as it worked for you is all that matters.
Good idea about the Reflectix, thanks Linda!
I have a Stanley 20 oz trigger action cup that I have had for 5 years it's still like new it keeps the coffee hot for so long I love it thanks for the video Rick and Linda
We got our Stanley press this past week and love it. So easy and keeps coffee hot. Thanks for the recommendation this is my new way of doing coffee now.
I'm having coffee from our press right now! Glad our video was helpful, Maurine.
Looks like a good idea for Christmas gifts! Thanks for the idea! Also its nice to see you supporting Hobo Shoestring! He's another channel I have followed for several years!
Great review!☕️
Thanks for the recommendation. Hope things are going well. Happy holidays!
Merry Christmas!
Oh my, I'd but that big guy from Stanley for 70 bucks in a heartbeat, but neat that you guys got it for 52 !
We got lucky when it was on sale.
By the way, your beer bread recipe came out great, perfect for our mini blizzard day. Thank you again.
I did that beer bread again and included chunks of cheddar cheese and it was really good!
Looks like a great option for good coffee. I have been using my Mom & Dad's old 1950 Revear ware percolator coffee pot. It makes great coffee. I put a paper filter in it and then add the coffee. It makes cleaning a lot easier. Thanks for the great content as always!!
Putting a filter in the percolator is a great idea. Good thinking, Stever.
Nice video Rick,
Stanley does make some great products.
JT
Yes the French press is nice and good review Rick
Hi Rick, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
👍thanks for sharing this video.
I LOVE French press coffee. I actually just started making it that way about a year ago. And now it's kind of my go to for coffee. Generally when we're boondocking, I will use my drip thing. It works really well too. But for me nothing beats the French press.
I'm about to make morning coffee now, then I'm going to edit a video and watch the snow fall. Quartzsite in January though!
Got the Quart like you got. I do the same and sometimes press at the house. Stanley thermos and all. I like all their products to. Merry Christmas to you two and this great bunch of followers.
Merry Christmas to you, Brandon! Thanks for hanging around with us.
Oh and for those that scoff at the idea of cowboy coffee but somehow figure French press is better or best. French press is cowboy coffee with a top down filter. Yeah the coffee isnot at a rolling boil but you still add boiling or near boiling water, let it steep, then top down press filter. Cowboy coffee is french press without the press.
And Also the Great Gatsby is the Count of Monte Cristo. Same story different time line thats all.
Exactly!
I've been wanting one of those!
Come over and share ours, it's big enough to make three mugs!
Thanks for the video I think I’ll get one for my wife for Christmas so that I can use it 😂
Good idea! That's why I buy Linda new hunting knives, except that she likes knives and won't let me use one of hers.
I’m, im-pressed!
I get it!
@@gonagain Oui!
The French press does NOT go on the burner, you need to heat water separately. Ask me how I know. lol. I did it and blew the bottom right off. Still works great though.
Oh my! Thanks for sharing, James.
I just scored a brand new one last night at our local Amazon bin store for $14.99! I saw it on a fresh bin that one of the workers was wheeling out and tailed him until he parked the bin. Quick nab after that! Drinking my first cup of coffee from it. Excellent.
Nice find! We really like ours.
I enjoy strong black hot coffee.
Coffee needs to be strong enough to float a horse shoe!
By the way that video on the hitch pin failure was fantastic.
I had decided to change mine out a sure as heck, pin failed.
Luckily I carry spares of everything and 10 minutes later I was on my way.
Your videos are a Godsend and greatly appreciated.
Godspeed good folks.
Thank you, Doug!
We do Love our coffee ☕ thanks we enjoyed your video. Santa may need to bring us a Stanley :)
I make my tea too in my french press too ..., another coffee maker I like is the Clever Coffee Dripper, 16 oz.
Sweeeeeet....great info 👍
Hello, Teresa!
Just keep a standard spray bottle full of water for cleanup. Spray it down and wipe it clean with a towel and use a minimal amount of water.
Have you tried an Aero press coffee maker? (no easier clean up. Period) Makes a very ,very good cup in less thank 3 minutes! Next to no clean up. I have two.
In my opinion, the best expresso coffee maker hands down for travel (or home) has to be the Wacaco nanopress.
Coffee making can be a rabbit hole.
Funny, we have 2 of those too. They do make great espresso.
We like the Nissan coffee press, have two we have used for 20 years daily. Cost $30-40.
Those are nice too.
We were in the market for a different method to make our daily coffee and saw your video. Went immediately to Amazon and bought one. It just arrived and we had a great cup of coffee. We found we will be able to cut our coffee use by one tablespoon per pot and save some on electricity. I get up at 4am but my wife usually doesn't rise until a couple hours later. Now her coffee will be hot but no power consumption to make it happen.
Glad you like it, Cale! Linda is in the kitchen brewing up a pot as I write this.
Hello Rick and Linda hope you all are having a good December so far I have a sweet tea problem and it seems you have a coffee problem I guess we all have our vices but it could be worse. I must say you do look happy with your Stanley kind of like a guy on his honeymoon. Don't make Linda have to swat you one because you have a new love lol. You all take care and stay safe. and incase Christmas gets in the way of a video posting we all understand and I along with others I'm sure wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy new year.
Thanks, Den, same to you!
@@gonagain Thank you.
Ah, the Science of Making Coffee. We Love it. And we are Hooked. Rick, I must have a dozen different Coffee makers of every design, and no matter which way I brew it up, it Always tastes good. And as I Know You Know, we Must Always Start, with Great Beans. I broke the glass container on my French Press and can't find where to replace it. Then I dug up a small Espresso machine that had been hiding somewhere, but now believe I'll get that Stanley Gizmo. No electricity needed. Either way, I Always think of You and Linda Everytime I pick up my cup. Funny how things happen. God Bless. I'm gearing up to have a Merry Christmas, just me and my girls (Dogs) Quiet and Cosy in front of the fire. Between now and New Years, I make a prayer each hour of every day, in this Special Month and Pray for Everything to 'Get-Better, for Everyone Everywhere'. The Only Prerequisite is: Ya Have To Be Worthy. 'Be Good, or Be Gone' comes to mind. Ah Nevermind me being silly, I'll have Another Coffee. (I also get to turn another year Younger, in the next nine days) so I best be a good boy and stay out of trouble. More News on the way. Say Hello to Linda for us. Any special plans for Christmas this year??? 🎄👋
Hello Vinny, I like your way of thinking. We're blessed to have our immediate family all living here in the same town, so the holidays are always nice. After that we're outta here and heading to warmer climes! I've been braving the cold and getting the trailer ready to go.
Great video on coffee!! A French Press is good. Another option is an AeroPress. I use it all the time and it is a no mess solution when camping. Just a thought. Anyway, thanks and take care. Dave.
I have two. Use one almost daily.
In my opinion, the best expresso coffee maker hands down for travel (or home) has to be the Wacaco nanopress.
Coffee making can be a rabbit hole.
We've used an Aeropress and still do from time to time. Makes the best home espresso without spending a lot on a machine.
The Stanley French press is great but they cut corners, went a little cheap on the construction. The plunger action is not smooth becasue there are no bearings or bushings in the lid; furthermore, and the lid is hollow, no vacuum seal. Lots of heat is lost through the lid. I bored out the holes in the lid, shot in insulation, drove in Nylon bushings into the top and bottom sheet metal of the lid. Now it is insulated and the action is smooth and quiet. The flimsy mesh filter lets grounds past. I bought a second 4.5" steel filter and ganged the two together. Yes, that's one additional item to clean, but the results are much better, coffee-wise.
Ah, good coffee!
I also enjoy the French press, the different taste, then perk or drip,
The best method for making camp coffee for us is the Melitta cone filter. Nothing to clean up, the grounds can be tossed on the ground outside the campsite and the paper filter dries out and can go into the campfire. I filter it directly into the thermos and it makes a good stiff cup of coffee.
I enjoyed this episode and ordered one of the 48oz ones.
Enjoy your coffee, Seymour!
@@gonagain looking forward to it. However I’m getting the hang of making cowboy coffee now. 🤠
Its 2:00am..@ Y'all are making me IN the Mood for some delicious coffee. NO Chocolat creamcheese pie Tho. ..lol. 😭😭😭
I agree, no pie at 2am! Now 2pm is a different story.
I ALSO...LOVE A FRENCH
PRESS....👍
I'll keep my Clever Dripper! ☕
We like our Clever Dripper too!
Wow
Instant coffee for us too tired and lazy in the morning's when camping, last time we went to Echo lake husband froze attempting to get our coffee done in old perk pot and this was in the summer. Echo is near Phillips burg no bugs too cold.
Linda solved that problem by having me make the morning coffee. Sounds like that working for you too! We were on our way to Phillipsburg in October but got detoured.
I go to the local Goodwill store or St.Vinnys, I can usually find one for 3 or 4 dollars..☕
Wish you would have demonstrated making the coffee.
I'm not much of a coffee fan but when I do drink it my favorite has always been cowboy style. I was given a French press some time ago not a cool one like that but a glass one not suitable for camping and I've rarely used it. Just 3 handfuls of of freshly ground coffee in a quart boiler, bring it to a boil and let it simmer for a couple of minutes, take it off the fire, pour a cup of water down the spout and let it set for a few more minutes. Strong, black and tasty. Doing it any other way doesn't taste very good to me and is likely to put me on the toilet for the rest of the day, give me heartburn or both. Boiling seems to change it chemically so it doesn't have the laxative or acid reflux effect on me.
Also, some coffees are more likely to cause acid reflux. Arabica is the best, but some of those can be bad too. Find one that you get along with and enjoy.
I’m almost 47 and still can’t stomach drinking coffee. Every so many years I think I’ll try it again and can barely get a sip or 2 down. We’re all different I guess. That Stanley press does look really nice though
That's ok, you can still be our friend.
I use the JetBoil coffee press daily and really like it. For some reason (don’t really know why) I bought the Stanley and used it a couple times. I didn’t like it because unlike the JetBoil the Stanley always seemed to make a mess when you tried to pour a cup. After I used it a couple of times it has been relegated to a dark corner of the kitchen cabinet. As you mentioned it appears to be Stanley “bulletproof” but just didn’t work for me.
Looks like a nice setup but me and why wife never got into drinking coffee my kids got into the habit from there grandma.
Like number 141 my friend 👍🏻👍🏻☕☕
Merry Christmas, Bill!
What's the difference in the Coffee Taste compared to regular Drip Type Coffee Maker.....? Looked at these several times but never tasted French Press Coffee....hate to buy something I won't use because of Taste problems..? =)
CAn you immerse the Stanley to wash? And doe the insulated lid come off to wash?
Yes, it comes apart and is dishwasher safe.
So I see I'm not the only one the buys cups, glasses and other things based on if i can get my hand it it or not to clean it.
As far as Stanley goes for durability, I've seen one Stanley thermos fail, It was my Dad's and he is a city maintenance worker. His thermos fell off the tractor and found itself under a wheel of the trailer he was towing. turned it into a Taco. it was done.
Classic Stanley green color too. But is it earthquake proof?😉
Absolutely, I think it even says that on the box.
can you make cowboy coffee out of the new stanley or only pour water in that was already heated
You can make cowboy coffee in the Stanley French press just by leaving out the screen. The flavor is about the same though.
K.I.S.S. keep it simple stupid! High quality stainless steel is the way to go! Had two glass Bodum's they both broke at home.....Welcome back Rick and Linda!!!
Thank you!
If, when you have your cowboy coffee boiling, you break a chicken egg into it, the grounds will stick to the egg. You scoop out the egg and freely poor with no issues. (his is how I make it when I was camping.)
Wasting an egg too expensive
These days you're right, eggs are expensive now. I'd have to eat that egg, but it might not be all that bad, tasting like coffee, it might go good next to the pancakes.
@@gonagain hahaha coffee grounds in egg? hahaha Well the last time I did that, eggs were a bunch cheaper! laughs
$52! Thats alot...
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I don't do plastic and hot water. Thanks
Good plan.
French presses don't remove oils from the coffee grind, and can be toxic over long term.
You cost me $44.61 on Amazon. Good deal