Definitely. With 1970's style bead curtains, a heated food "hostess" trolley, possibly a "teasmaid" and a couple of lava lamps. Will need a helluva long extension cable, though.
@livetofightagain aye, the teas maid had an alarm sound so horrendously loud and GRATING, I'm sure they were sold to NATO to warn of the 3rd shock army's advance!
Small camper-vaners that would work for. The idea of not using gas (propane) or waiting for an early morning fire to warm up a coffee, attracts me. I'm tempted. Neat. A lovely vlog as usual Richard. Ta
Hi Richard, I have the same unit in black. It's brilliant! Here are a few things -- first the scoop, when you take the portafilter and place it over it, fits perfectly and with a quick flick of the wrist to invert it helps to keep coffee from ending up on the floor. Secondly, the scoop will fit and stow perfectly in the cup (extraction) end of the unit. Thirdly, the second portafilter -- which you can use with Nespresso Pods fits in the water reservoir. The top cover also serves as a stand that can be used to hold the device upright when you are stowing it at home. There is something about this design philosophy that I truly love.
Lovely little cameo, Miss O, at 7mins 57seconds..! Your dad did ok too 😅. We loved your video, as usual, Mr O but feel you should’ve said “Yes” to the curtain rail and brought it with you to review alongside the espresso gadget 😉. That cheese looked tremendous - that’s a double thumbs up from us 👍🏻👍🏻 S&D 😊😊
Re your older dog i would recommend the sardines in tomato sauce ( with bones about 50p) and mix with their feed. I am convinced it gave our dear lurcher a few more years of motability.
A very good review. As someone has already mentioned, expresso is the base for all barista coffees, so for americano add water, or hot milk for a latte, and so on. I'll stick with the method shown by Tom on Cimbrer Bushcraft, though. Pile in the coffee, boil it up, add salt (!) and an optional shot of whisky, then wink and drink the lot. Grounds and all.
Looks pretty rad. Who wouldn't pack that in on occasion to have a legit espresso in the woods. Nice choice of coffee too! We get Lavazza in the states, we love it!
Cool looking device, and who doesn't love a nice espresso in the morning. I love my aeropress, but the thing missing is a nice smooth crema from that. I never want a big coffee, just want a nice strong shot
Richard, interesting the gizmos out there that just work, but I am a simple instant coffee man that seriously enjoyed the cheese. Cheese. All the best and we have to see the curtain rails, maybe hung up in a tart tent 🤣.
Very interesting review. I do see a market amongst travellers, but for camping etc I think I would go for something like a Moka express, 1 cup 60ml, 2 cup 90ml, 3 cup 130ml, 4 cup 185ml all the way up to 18 cup 800ml. I must try the cheese thing looks fantastic.
Thanks for that Richard! It really does look amazing! Annyway you can always use the expresso as a base for a good BIG cup of coffee with warm milk! The cheese looked amazing too, I could smell it from here on Lake Balaton! Thanks for an independant review!
We lost our terrier early last year it was always a battle of wills which we didn't win every time. We rehomed a Battersea dog five weeks ago today (today Sunday 5Nov) he is presenting different challenges.
James Hoffman - Coffee Guru. Richard Outdoors - Wandering About Guru & Captain too. 10 miles prior to BOVVA hold on arrival to LHR - see the big windmill - give me a wave but don't alarm the PAX. Love your lovely gentle channel Richard.
Since l don't drink coffee, the review held little interest (this time) for me. However l've some lovely Laura Ashley curtains for the backroom that need putting up this weekend!
Richard, nice video and nice review. I make a few espressos in the woods most days using a Waco hand press thing. I'll be taking a look at this. (The cheese looked good, although I thought you were going to burn your mouth ) :)
Great video Richard, it’s nice to see a review from time to time on your channel and the woodland you film in looks beautiful. Hope your feet didn’t get too hot in those wellies! Cheers.
Interesting coffee device, we're sure it fits some specific circumstances (as you said) very well. Not tried the current bake as shown here, worth a look, the last one we tried was rather lacking, but that was some time ago. Good luck with both dogs, our terriers are now 11 and 6, and still do what it says on the tin... J&A&B&T
Don't know if the espresso maker is for me but, what a great review. I like your idea of using the blind baking beans to absorb excess heat in the zebra. Genius. Thanks for this.
That cheese looks amazing, possibly better than the one we had. Interesting bit of kit but the aeropress is a great all-rounder but I get your point about taking it travelling.
Very informative vlog Richard. Personally it was the cheese bake did it for me. I'm sure others will like the coffee machine (I don't drink it. Thank you for sharing. Take care
You should really test the AEROPRESS cup side by side with that contraption! For me, an AEROPRESS espresso is every bit as good as one from my big Espresso machine in my kitchen...
The Aeropress is not an Espresso machine. It’s a coffee press/percolator. Have you tried the Outin? It sounds as though you have is you are able to make the comparison.
I was wondering if you made your little coffee bag (probably in your last video), and what material it is made out of. Will have a look at this Inout machine too.
Why don't you use your own designed stove anymore? As for the coffee machine - if you are going to carry something as big as a small thermos why note take a thermos with a couple of desert spoons of coffee; you can get more than one small drink?
I am a bit miffed by your reply. I'm not unhappy with your videos. In fact I very much enjoy them and I also think that you are very clever in the things that you make. I was just asking two intriguing questions.@@RichardOutdoors
Who else thinks Richard should do a test of curtain rails in the woods in his next video?
I do, but on a wild camp please..😂
Definitely. With 1970's style bead curtains, a heated food "hostess" trolley, possibly a "teasmaid" and a couple of lava lamps. Will need a helluva long extension cable, though.
@@liammalarky3483 Teas maid now you are talking!!
@livetofightagain aye, the teas maid had an alarm sound so horrendously loud and GRATING, I'm sure they were sold to NATO to warn of the 3rd shock army's advance!
Perhaps just in a summer camp to keep the morning sunrise blacked out
Small camper-vaners that would work for. The idea of not using gas (propane) or waiting for an early morning fire to warm up a coffee, attracts me. I'm tempted. Neat. A lovely vlog as usual Richard. Ta
exactly. safer when you are groggy and want to stay cozied up without having to fire up the brain too much first to get the brain fired up. nice
Hi Richard, I have the same unit in black. It's brilliant! Here are a few things -- first the scoop, when you take the portafilter and place it over it, fits perfectly and with a quick flick of the wrist to invert it helps to keep coffee from ending up on the floor. Secondly, the scoop will fit and stow perfectly in the cup (extraction) end of the unit. Thirdly, the second portafilter -- which you can use with Nespresso Pods fits in the water reservoir. The top cover also serves as a stand that can be used to hold the device upright when you are stowing it at home. There is something about this design philosophy that I truly love.
Yep, I love it! Thanks for the tips.
Lovely little cameo, Miss O, at 7mins 57seconds..! Your dad did ok too 😅. We loved your video, as usual, Mr O but feel you should’ve said “Yes” to the curtain rail and brought it with you to review alongside the espresso gadget 😉. That cheese looked tremendous - that’s a double thumbs up from us 👍🏻👍🏻 S&D 😊😊
Thanks pals!! Xx
Re your older dog i would recommend the sardines in tomato sauce ( with bones about 50p) and mix with their feed. I am convinced it gave our dear lurcher a few more years of motability.
Maybe do a comparison blog on coffee makers
A very good review. As someone has already mentioned, expresso is the base for all barista coffees, so for americano add water, or hot milk for a latte, and so on. I'll stick with the method shown by Tom on Cimbrer Bushcraft, though. Pile in the coffee, boil it up, add salt (!) and an optional shot of whisky, then wink and drink the lot. Grounds and all.
That's a nice unit for the office, too. That being said, the Aeropress is pretty great. 🙂👍☕
Yes indeed!
Looks pretty rad. Who wouldn't pack that in on occasion to have a legit espresso in the woods. Nice choice of coffee too! We get Lavazza in the states, we love it!
You are the Doctor of Outdoor Philosophy.
Wow nice video mate
Cool looking device, and who doesn't love a nice espresso in the morning. I love my aeropress, but the thing missing is a nice smooth crema from that. I never want a big coffee, just want a nice strong shot
Richard, interesting the gizmos out there that just work, but I am a simple instant coffee man that seriously enjoyed the cheese. Cheese. All the best and we have to see the curtain rails, maybe hung up in a tart tent 🤣.
Very interesting review. I do see a market amongst travellers, but for camping etc I think I would go for something like a Moka express, 1 cup 60ml, 2 cup 90ml, 3 cup 130ml, 4 cup 185ml all the way up to 18 cup 800ml. I must try the cheese thing looks fantastic.
Thanks for that Richard! It really does look amazing! Annyway you can always use the expresso as a base for a good BIG cup of coffee with warm milk! The cheese looked amazing too, I could smell it from here on Lake Balaton! Thanks for an independant review!
We lost our terrier early last year it was always a battle of wills which we didn't win every time. We rehomed a Battersea dog five weeks ago today (today Sunday 5Nov) he is presenting different challenges.
Superb thing to do.
James Hoffman - Coffee Guru.
Richard Outdoors - Wandering About Guru & Captain too.
10 miles prior to BOVVA hold on arrival to LHR - see the big windmill - give me a wave but don't alarm the PAX.
Love your lovely gentle channel Richard.
😂
Very enjoyable video Richard.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Since l don't drink coffee, the review held little interest (this time) for me. However l've some lovely Laura Ashley curtains for the backroom that need putting up this weekend!
Richard, nice video and nice review. I make a few espressos in the woods most days using a Waco hand press thing. I'll be taking a look at this. (The cheese looked good, although I thought you were going to burn your mouth ) :)
Great video Richard, it’s nice to see a review from time to time on your channel and the woodland you film in looks beautiful.
Hope your feet didn’t get too hot in those wellies! Cheers.
Interesting coffee device, we're sure it fits some specific circumstances (as you said) very well. Not tried the current bake as shown here, worth a look, the last one we tried was rather lacking, but that was some time ago. Good luck with both dogs, our terriers are now 11 and 6, and still do what it says on the tin... J&A&B&T
Looks amazing and top coffee - the cheese tho!!
Good vid as usual mate
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Legend!
Don't know if the espresso maker is for me but, what a great review. I like your idea of using the blind baking beans to absorb excess heat in the zebra. Genius. Thanks for this.
I’d like to see James Hoffman share a coffee in the wood with Richard. 😊👍
Thank you for the review, I'll definitely look into it!
Great vid
Loved it 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
That cheese looks amazing, possibly better than the one we had. Interesting bit of kit but the aeropress is a great all-rounder but I get your point about taking it travelling.
Great review, must try the cheese thing!
Very informative vlog Richard. Personally it was the cheese bake did it for me. I'm sure others will like the coffee machine (I don't drink it. Thank you for sharing. Take care
You should really test the AEROPRESS cup side by side with that contraption! For me, an AEROPRESS espresso is every bit as good as one from my big Espresso machine in my kitchen...
The Aeropress is not an Espresso machine. It’s a coffee press/percolator. Have you tried the Outin? It sounds as though you have is you are able to make the comparison.
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Richard will you ever do a video again? :( WE MISS YOU
Just have!
Pudding is so cute, and yes, she does look like trouble !!!
I was wondering if you made your little coffee bag (probably in your last video), and what material it is made out of. Will have a look at this Inout machine too.
What Camp-table is it ? Espresso looks good and I m sure the taste too !
It’s a fishing camp table. Got it from a fishing website.
Making coffee in a fleshlight, ingenious.
I don’t understand this?
What brand is the rucksack seat?
Tatonka.
Bit grey on top so that's you me and the cheese lol, espresso gadget not for me I like a big mug of coffee!!!
Let's hope you don't sell out
Eh?
Why don't you use your own designed stove anymore? As for the coffee machine - if you are going to carry something as big as a small thermos why note take a thermos with a couple of desert spoons of coffee; you can get more than one small drink?
Why do I have to use just my stove? If you are so unhappy with my videos then don’t watch. Simple.
I am a bit miffed by your reply. I'm not unhappy with your videos. In fact I very much enjoy them and I also think that you are very clever in the things that you make. I was just asking two intriguing questions.@@RichardOutdoors
more cheap aldi grub reviews lol 🤣🤣