Stanley Adventure Cook & Brew
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- The Stanley Adventure Cook & Brew is basically a French press style coffee maker but it doubles as a cook pot as well. It has a few drawbacks but also a few additional features that make it worth looking at.
You can order the stainless steel lid I use in the video at the link below. The 10.6cm lid is the closest fit
www.aliexpress...
As in the video description, the lid size is 10.6cm
Kudos to Black Rifle Coffee Company, they sent free coffee to my Son when he was deployed to Iraq.
Right on. BRCC have a great ethic for sure. Thanks for commenting
Great video. Two thumbs up!
However, used coffee grounds doesn't hurt the environment a bit. I just put the paper filter from my coffee in the fire or in my trash bag. The grounds can be ground underfoot and mixed with the soil or buried with my ashes. Like I said. Doesn't hurt a thing.
Glad you enjoyed the video. I don't disagree about the coffee grounds. I usually burn them up in my fire if I have one. The comment was for those who are very strict on the leave no trace principles. Thanks for commenting
I just returned from a 9 day motorcycle camping trip. First time use of the Stanley French Press. I was impressed with the function of the pot. One morning I had 7 other motorcyclist join us for morning coffee. Fast brewing on a butane stove.
Along with a GSI camp stove toaster, a loaf of bakery bread, peanut butter and honey I impress my fellow campers with breakfast.
Sounds like a great time. Thanks for commenting
dang this guy is so well spoken like didn't stutter the entire video type thing, great thorough review video
Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for commenting
It looks like the cylinder walls are smooth because I would imagine that any further stamping of the cylinder wall to provide more fill-volume marks, would cause the piston seals to leak coffee grounds back into the cylinder, as the piston is pushed down. Also, those handles are a bit odd vis-a-vis true "butterfly" handles, in that they are simply the wire profile of a true coffee pot handle; I guess they are made that way for ease of pouring. IMO this item is more on the cusp for car-camping than backpacking-but I do agree with you that the two-in-one option is pretty nice! Thanks for another nice vid...:)
Good thought on the stamping. Makes sense. I agree about its intended use. I will probably only carry it if I was making coffee for two or more people. Then the weight/bulk can be distributed. Thank you for commenting
I also declared that my aeropress coffee was untouchable in the woods. Liked it for the size, didn't like that 2 coffee lovin' people had to brew at different times. Been tinkering with this and despite its size, this'll be replacing my aeropress this year. Thanks.
Mark, sir, I did not know you are a cancer survivor. I have even bolder respect for you now! Also noticed I only comment on your coffee videos. lol!
I agree, making small amounts of coffee is the one downside of the AeroPress. You can make a concentrated brew in it and then add hot water but the Stanley Cook and Brew is so much easier. Thanks for commenting
funny , I been searching for a portable french press for outdoors with a double purpose as a pot... and you showed this!.... thanks , good info!
Hope this works for you. Thanks for commenting
Thats awesome. Thats not just for coffee. Its for any bush tea. Its perfect for nettle tea. Drink the tea then eat the leaves. Thanks for sharing
Great idea. It is a good multi-use item for sure. Watch your fingers. It does get hot😅. Thanks for commenting
Thanks much from another coffee drinker lol you have a knack at showing a product and using it like no other. Thanks again and blessings 😇 🇺🇸
I am glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you very much
Excellent review on the Stanley French Press. I love both the French Press and the Aero Press. The Aero Press is my go to for coffee because it’s so convenient.
Thank you kindly. I also use the AeroPress, much more often that the Stanley.
Thorough thoughtful review and demo as always, thank you.
Glad you liked the video. Thanks for commenting
This is another thumbs up quality product review.
Thank you Lonnie.
Mark I have the same cook & brew and it works great, For the top when I'M heating the water I use the lid off my 10 mm zebra pot ,it fits it like it was made for it, same size.
Good to know about the 10cm Zebra pot lid. I tried a lid for a GSI cup and it didn't quite fit. Thanks for commenting
Just purchased one of these today, will try out tomorrow morning. Thank you for the review :)
Let me know how you like it. Thanks for commenting
Mark Young
Mark, i made coffee this morning and i like it just fine. I used too much coffee and it was strong, lol. I’m working on my cargo to camper trailer now, when finished i hope to use the coffee press alot while camping ⛺️ Thanks 😎👍🏻
Great demonstration my friend thank you for sharing, everybody loves coffee on the trail💪
So much good coffee to be had and so little time to drink it😅. Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for commenting
I subscribed to show my appreciation for this type of content. Thanks.
Thank you very much. I do appreciate that
Great video Mark and a good coffee is so important. One of my good friend from Calgary on Instagram always say that Bushcraft is the art of making a good coffee in any kind of scenario ☕️☕️☕️😉 I am a big fan of french press coffee And my kit consist of the piston of a broken glass bodum that fits perfectly in my Toaks 750 ml titanium pot. Never try aeropress which is probably the closest coffee you can make that can compare to an espresso. Beside french press, a good cowboy coffee or my little italian coffee makes are my 3 favorites way of brewing in the woods. One big advantage of the french press is that you can use it for make tea or wild plants tea with ease.
Side notes: I have the seatosummit mug for 3 years now And I Really love it and even If your Stanley kit doesn't have mesurements the mug have them in onces and milliliters. Regarding the Nano stability when using the legs directed inside some have mod it with little pieces of tubing to bind a the bottom together. Last, to avoid your handle becoming too hot use the little windbreaker that can be attached to the Nano it avoid the heat And the flame Going directly in that direction. Take care my friend And thanks for this awsome cup of coffee 👊✌️
Hey Laurent. I may have to borrow that saying regarding coffee and bushcraft😇. You have given me quite a few great tips and ideas. Thank you again my friend
Thanks for showing that coffee press to us. I just bought my first french press the other day off of amazon. Its washed and will use it today for the first time.
Makes a great cup of coffee. Almost as good as the AreoPress. Thanks for commenting Dave
Very thorough review. I bought one of these before I saw any reviews. When I first unboxed it I thought it was too big and heavy, but the only pack weight gain was the plastic press which is very light. The pot and lid replace my existing pot and lid, so no weight gain there. It fits my backpacking style perfectly.
I really like this set-up. Even with the few things I would like to see improved it is really well designed. Thanks for commenting
Great review,nothing beats a warm brew in the outdoors
Thanks Steve. A cold brew on a hot day is pretty nice as well😉
I really like my Stanley Aventure Boil and Brew set. Since I don't always drink coffee but prefer tea often I don't always bring the insert with me but now that I have a lid I like the 32 oz pot over say the classic (and awesome) smaller Standard Stanley Adventure Cup (the one with the nesting heavy green cups). This slightly larger pot is very nice. If you, too, love this kit but don't use the insert then you may want to check out the following alternate kit.
I have found a nesting pot set by Power Paracord which fits that sweet pot size of the Stanley Boil and Brew (the metal lid from the Power Paracord is NOT INTERCHANGEABLE though with the Boil and Brew; not sure if the lid I got for the Boil and Brew will fit on the Power Paracord, though... I will have to check, but it looks like that lid is no longer available from Survival Resources) and gives me nesting potential. It is 33, instead of 32 oz. Slightly wider diameter but not as tall as the Boil & Brew. What I love about the Power Paracord kit is that it has two sets of butterfly handles which allows me to nest a STANDARD Nalgene bottle in it. The smaller Stanley Adventure Cup set could only nest the "Backpacker" tapered version of the Nalgene and could only nest it with removable/modificaton of the handle that folded over the top. THIS solves that issue. This is a well-made quality kit with a metal tab on the lid. I wish it came with twin lids, though, for both "pots". The main negative of the Power Paracord gear is that it doesn't come with volume markings. it is actually large enough that you can nest the smaller Stanley Adventure Cup inside of it (so obviously the standard sierra-size lid won't fit)! If it had the volume markings, came with a couple of lids, had an additional French Press insert like the Boil & Brew, and was Titanium it would be the ULTIMATE kit. However, weight isn't much of an issue for me and I like the food grade stainless. It isn't always available on Amazon and Amazon seems the only place the Power Paracord kit can be purchased at. Still, this is now my go-to kit.
Mark, I wonder how well the pour over system will work with this larger kit.
Well thought out system you have. I looked for the Power Paracord set but note that it is currently unavailable on Amazon. Any suggestions where it can be found? Thanks for commenting
I'm excited about this product. Since i would use it at home over a little outdoor stove or indoors over an alcohol stove in a power outage, getting rid of the grounds wouldn't be a problem. Another enjoyable demonstration, thank you!
This is a very good sturdy product for grid down situations. I also keep a french press and hand grinder for that reason. Have to have coffee no matter what happens😉
Yes, that's exactly how we feel!
I enjoyed your review. I indulge in black rifle coffee myself and thoroughly enjoy it. Gunship and Silencer Smooth are my favorite roasts. I use a Stanley adventure cook set and discovered that the filter assembly from a Bodum or a MR Coffee coffee press will work with that pot. I simply removed the coffee press lid from the rod assembly and have coffee press ability without additional pots. Parts can be found on Ebay where someone has broken their glass coffee press and is selling the metal parts.
Glad you enjoyed. I also like the BRCC coffees. I have been thinking about picking up a used French press at the thrift store to try that mod with the Stanley. Thanks for commenting
Really like watching your videos. I recently purchased a Stanley vacuum steel French press 16oz. I really like. Looks like they're original green thermos.
Thank you for your kind words. Stanley is making great stuff. Bit expensive but quality often is. Thanks for commenting
Beautiful review! And nice shout out to BRCCo!
Thank you very much. I have a whole video dedicated to BRCC coming out soon. Thanks for commenting
Very cool, I like that, I’ll have to get one for Tam.
We have been using the Stanley Mountain Coffee rig going the fourth year now, and its pretty rare it does not get used daily. Tam absolutely loves it, we have had no issues with it at all, and I never expected it to last this long.
First impression from your vid is that this looks as good if not better in design.
Great vid Mark!
Stanley does a good job for the most part. This is well thought out even with my nit-picks. Thanks for commenting Randal
Fantastic review. Cheers
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting
These are on sale at optics planet right now for $15
I might have to get one
Thanks for another great video!
Good to know. Thanks for commenting
I almost bought this a few months ago but wasn't sure if I would use it. You did a great overview on this. But I don't think I would get one for my kit but maybe for family car camping. Seems to be a well built coffee press and they tend to make great coffee. Great review brother Mark.
Have a good week my friend!
Mark
Hey brother Mark. It would be a great car camping item and good if there are two people to share the weight of packed items. Thanks for commenting
This is good information to have. However, I had found that the Stanley Adventure pot will fit some brands of French press plungers.
For sure, I have a video on that as well. I assume you mean the smaller Adventure pot. Thanks for commenting
I use this kit and I also bake with it. Bread and such. Works great. Made some mod additions to do that. Got the idea from a video I saw.
I think I may have seen the same video recently. Very cool. Thanks for commenting
Great vid and yes the aeropress makes a great coffee
Another like minded coffee lover. Thanks for commenting
Great video Mark and awesome backdrop.
Thank you my friend
Yeah, I love the Aeropress too. I used to make vietnamese coffee in mine. I can’t do that anymore due to diabetes but still love the aeropress coffee.
Never thought of making Vietnamese coffee with the AeroPress. I recently picked up a phin to start making Vietnamese coffee. I am making it black right now as I am not super sweet, heavy cream person but as a desert coffee it would be great. Thanks for commenting
use a baby sock as a slip on pot holder for those handles on the coffee pot
Great suggestion. Normally I would use the bandanna in my pocket. My fingers were extra sensitive from the chemo as well. Thanks for commenting
Ótimo vídeo. Obrigado por compartilhar, amigo!
Que bom que você gostou. Obrigado por comentar
I just ordered a Stanley Mountain coffee maker from Australia which also has a thermos with 2 cups . $64 plus shipping
Look like a solid piece of kit. I am sure you will enjoy it. Thanks for commenting
Yes, so true. Way too much heat especially from wood fire can force your lid to stay on the pod, or even shatter it if were plastic.
I still have some testing to do with it in a fire. I burnt a lunch in it recently because I was not paying close enough attention😟 Thank you for commenting
I have one of these and love it. Also love BRCC.
It is a good coffee maker for sure. I have a video on BRCC I will be releasing shortly. Thanks for commenting
Excellent Video Sir! I believe the taper at the bottom is so it nests inside the Standard USGI cup ($5 Wal-Mart cup). That's a great lid. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed the video. I have not found any cups or mugs this Stanley will fit into. Too big. The smaller Stanley Adventure Cook Kit fits nicely in a GSI mug. Thanks for commenting
Loving the new videos Mark... spot on mate! I HAVE to get me one of those hats :)
Thank you very much. The Tilley hat is the official hat for Canadian bushcrafters😉. Worth the money to me. Thanks for commenting
I got one a year ago. Seems like a lot of wasted coffee in the bottom after you use the press. If you don't use all the coffee real quick it gets stronger the longer it sets. Thing is heavy and bulky. From a guy that carries his stuff I would have thought you would have pointed that out. At least with the Stanley percolator you can take the basket out and leave the rest in the pot maybe on the simmer mode. Most of the time I just use the percolator to heat the water and use a pour through filter to make the coffee. Fun to play with different ways to make it work. Got to say Stanley products are built to last. I don't think they care how much it weights.
yes, stainless steel is heavy compared with other materials. I have the Stanley Cool Grip percolator as well. It is 140grams heavier. Thanks for commenting
I belive the pot tapers due to the coffee grinds and them being pushed in that area. To help keep them trapped down low
You could be right although I don't see that on other French press designs. Thinking about it, it may help with cleaning, making it easier to get into the corners. Thanks for commenting
Hi Mark, just watching this vid for the 2nd time. Two items. First, to take the tight fitting lid off, place your index finger in the pour spout to easily lift the lid off. Second, And I assume this will work w/the GSI cup, I'm using the Walmart $5. 18 oz stainless cup. Easily remove the handles that came w/the press and replace with the handles of the Walmart cup. Because the Walmart handles are horizontal instead of vertical...they are higher and farther away from the flame and therefore should stay a little cooler.They are also farther away from the press body so again, potentially farther away from the heat rising up the sides of the SS body. They will wrap nicely around the press although not as tightly as the originals. The press will not nest inside the Wmt cup so you would have to bring them separately unless already bringing the SS cup. Can't get enough coffee!!!
I really like the suggestion about changing the handle style. I will give that a try. The problem with my fingers was largely due to the effects of the chemotherapy making them extra sensitive. Thanks for commenting
Good review!! What’s the problem with sprinkling or burying the grounds?? The coffee grounds are organic.
I personally have no issue with tossing the ground into a campfire or even in a cat hole. True Leave No Trace principles would say "pack it in, pack it out". As you say, it is organic and will return to the soil although it does take time to do so. That is why I prefer to burn or bury mine. Thanks for commenting
Great coffee. happy trails
It was a great cup of coffee for sure. Thanks for commenting
Survival Resources has a universal stainless steel lid that fits almost every cup made including the Stanley coffee press. $4.95 U.S.
Yes, I have looked at them. It is the shipping to Canada that costs us so much. Thanks for commenting
@@MarkYoungBushcraft you know I've heard a lot of RUclips channels out of the US say that shipping costs.are high. It's not that way coming in. I guess maybe it is, the stuff I buy is available state side more often than not.
@@sams568 Yes, Strangely, shipping is cheap from China ( I assume government supplemented) but it would cost me more to get the lids here than I would pay for them
Thank you very informative
Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for commenting
Are you okay Mark? Chemotherapy. I hope whatever you are going through is gone ASAP. Amen.
It has been 14 months since my surgery and five months since I finished chemo. I have a new normal as to what I can eat and still have a few muscle issues related to the surgery but overall, I am feeling great. Thank your for your support
Hi Mark, currently drinking an Aeropress coffee. Thanks for the view of the outdoors, currently go an injured back and can't get out.
Oh man...hate when an injury keeps me out of the woods. Hope you get better soon. I am sure the AreoPress will help😅
Mark Young, Been off on annual leave all week and had planned to go canoe camping but not up to it. Could be worse.
I have this and an Aeropress. Since the insert is lighter than the Aeropress I figured it would be a good item to carry, but the cleanup without a sink is a bit of a problem. I use it at home, though. I'm not keen on coffee processes where i can't control the water temp or brew time so no coffee "makers" for me. I need 2 cups a day, so if I'm hanging around home I use the Aeropress twice. If I'm going to be out and about for the day I use this Stanley unit to make 2 cups... drink one and throw one in a vacuum bottle to take with me.
The lid is overkill with the seals and mine is cracked a bit, so I'll look at a metal lid like you have there. Then I may take it with me if I take another coffee drinker backpacking with me.
Your thoughts are mine exactly. I have yet to find anything better than the AeroPress but it is fun looking. Thanks for commenting
Very enjoyable video presentation. Although it is not anything I would likely use, nicely done ✔✔✔. And the reason for not using it is that I like coffee ☕ and tea ☕ equally. Since I make coffee at home, it's just so much simpler and faster to brew my favorite tea in the woods. Now, if I could just get some real and fresh cream for the tea, life would be grand. But I have found a powdered creamer that tastes fairly good!😀
Glad you enjoyed the video. I expect this would make a fair tea brewer as well. What did you find for a creamer?
Mark Young ➡️Interesting idea, as I had not considered using that Stanley pot to brew real tea. ➡️The creamer I have "found" is actually a powdered Whole Milk product. Most powdered milk in non-fat. But this product is pure, full fat, regular milk and reconstitutes very easily. It is called "Nido" and is made by Nestle. It is found in supermarkets and Walmart in either the baby food isle or the Hispanic foods isle. Plus it's quite economical as you only need a small amount per mug. Happy Trails!
Just watched the review. The comment on the stamping volume on the side caught my attention. Seems if they stamped them on the side you would compromise the seal. That said I don't know if it would be possible to do.
You could be right. There is a "fill" line imprinted into the side but that would be above the seal. Thanks for commenting
Mark, thanks for sharing !
Thanks for commenting
Check out the bread oven that Roberts Bushcraft uses with the Survival Resources lid.
I will do that. Thanks
Another great video.
Thank you very much
Mark, you know I am one who appreciates your video presentations, so I think you can take some gentle chiding: Practice your Polish! There is no such thing as "killbalsa" sausage, even in Canada. Kielbassa (keel - bah' - sah). ;-D
I must have learned that to say it that way from my Polish decent Cape Breton in-laws...LOL. (no offense intended by this main lander) You are correct of course. Thanks Bruce
good review - i keep seeing this and I'm still on the fence
Thanks Jim. As a coffee maker it works great. As a pot for cooking in, it is a bit tall but still works well enough.
A great coffee pot! I tend to use a cafetière mug or coffee bag when away. Did you say the coffee pot is wider than the standard Stanley cook pot? Shame they didn’t make the coffee insert for the standard pot.
Yes, this is considerably bigger than the Stanley cook pot (assuming we are talking about the smaller I think 750ml one). I don't have the smaller Stanly pot..yet..but I understand a press from most commercial French press will work in it. When I finally get one, I will give that a try. Thanks for commenting
I was looking at one of these but it is over 30 bucks and I already have the Stanley cook cup.
I was in IKEA one day and they have a glass coffee press for 10 bucks. I bought it and the press fits perfectly into the cook cup.
I thought the Stanley cook and brew seemed kind of cheap with the handles.
Nice review though.
oldredcoonhound I have pretty much the same set up, except that I got my cheap French press from Superstore.
I still have my GSI French Press made of lexan with a neoprene cover to keep it warm but I save that for car camping. I have found great deals on used French press in thrift stores as well. What I like out this one is the two-in-one feature of it being a pot as well as a coffee maker. Thanks for commenting
oldredcoonhound good idea
Thanks for doing this video. When it comes to coffee, you are the undisputed expert!
One thing you did not rate was durability/ruggedness. I love my Aeropress but wonder if it might not crack or break in the rough conditions of the bush; someone dropping an axe on it for example. Do you have any opinions on this?
From this video, I think treating your hat with permethrin might not be a bad idea ;-)
Good question John. I can't imagine the AeroPress getting broken but you never know. I have used it in pretty cold temperatures and it held up. I have some permitherine I could try it with. I would want to make sure it would not eat away at the hat material first. Thanks for commenting
I will cheer to that! ☕☕
Awesome review Mark! Did you know that we gave a Canadian version of a veteran affiliated coffee company, similar to BRC? I'll send ya the link.
I did not. Wish I had. I will definitely look them up. Thanks Rob
Cleanup is the trip wite of camping coffee.
Interesting way of looking at it. Thanks for commenting
Hey Mark, when you get a chance, see if your GSI Infinity cup will nest inside of the plastic plunger part with the lid on. Thanks!
I tried fitting the GSI Infinity inside the plunger and it was so close but not quite. It can be pushed down inside just below the top of the plunger but then it was difficult to get out. I think it might fit if I cut off the nylon strap handle but I don't think I will do that. Hope that helps
Oooh, so close. Disappointing. Thanks.
I think you also have a look at the esbit coffee maker
I have looked a them and would love to try one but can not justify the purchase price here in Canada. Thanks for commenting
This will nest in the Stanley Mountain Pot without the bowl insert, and practically, if the handle is removed. Is there anything else that this will nest with, such as the Stanley 2 cup Adventure kit or potentially a super-large GSI-style cup that this could nest in? Will this fit in a Condor Water Bottle Bag? I wish Stanley sold this with an additional stainless lid and/or with a Bail.
So, I checked with a few different setups. The Cook and Brew will not fit in a GSI mug (or Pathfinder). They are almost identical in diameter with the Stanley a few mils larger. The Stanley Adventure will fit inside up to the handle attachment. A 40oz Nalgene will fit inside with the press part or without. I do store my green cup from the Stanley Adventure set inside the press. Hope this helps
Black Rifle Coffee is excellent! :)
I agree. I am enjoying their Murdered Out roast today. Taste is outstanding when used with the AeroPress. Thanks for commenting
The two green insulated cups from the Stanley Adventure Camp Cook set both fit nicely in this Cook & Brew set-up. The green insulated cups have an 8 ounce, one cup, marker in the cups as well to help with more accurate water measurements.
Excellent suggestion. I will go and check that out now. Thanks for commenting
Thanks, Mark for your thoughts & demo on this, Funny yesterday I had 1 of them in my hand @ Princess Auto they were asking 34:99 & I passed it up for now, May have to rethink on it. Be Well, Friend ! ATB Ter God Bless
That is where I picked my up at. They are a bit cheaper on Amazon but I was at Princes Auto anyway so. Thanks for commenting
One little coincidence. The bottom of the insert is about the same size as a canning lid. It’s an easy protection for the mesh bottom.
Very cool. I will check that out. Thanks for commenting
Nice review and both systems seem to have advantages over each other, Stanley having versatility and aeropress having simplicity.
Going off course but when I use my pots on a open fire I find I don’t get soot but more tar round the pot and that can make drinking from them a bit unpleasant, is it the wood I’m burning or is it being to close to the flame.
Glad you enjoyed the review. In my experience, burning wood that is at all wet will leave a tarry residue on pots as will softwoods like pine, spruce, etc. If you can get your fire good and hot it will take care of the moisture. Then either let it die down to coals or pull a few away from the main fire and place your pot over them. Let me know if this helps. Thanks for commenting
Mark Young thanks I’ll give that a try, I’m not sure what wood I use as it tends to be stuff of the floor to use in my wood stoves I’ll try and find wood that’s dry as possible.
@@wanderingranger4208 any wood will soot up. it's the smoke. use coals whenever possible. or at least, wait until there's no smoke. I regularly cook with Well Seasoned pine,so.
Does the Stanley adventure pot lid not fit this? The one with the nesting cups. Seems like they’re close to the same size.
Unfortunately no, The Cook & Brew is quite a bit larger than the cook kit. Thanks for commenting
What is wrong with digging a hole and burrying the coffee grounds?
Fair question. While it is true coffee grounds will compost in the woods it is also true that since they did not originate there. They introduce foreign components to the ecosystem and can have a negative impact. One person doing this the impact is minor, but if everyone does this, the impact becomes major. Thanks for commenting
have one similar ... not Stanley but makes a good cup of java
Thanks Steve. I especially like that it is a two-in-one device. With my AeroPress I still have to take a kettle or pot to boil water.
love the video vary insightful thank you for it
Glad you found the video helpful. Thanks for commenting
polluting the ground with a natural composting material as coffee grounds
Personally, I have no issue with burning or burying coffee grounds. Thanks for commenting
As we all know, Coleman makes affordable, solid stuff that's really intended for car camping. Thus the plastic lid. It's only meant to be used on a gas stove. I don't know if I'd recommend any of their stuff for backpacking, unless that's all you've got, but if you've got kids running around camp, with things getting knocked over, stepped on in the dark etc...they still make ok stuff.
Hope all works out well with the cancer thing. Scary stuff.
The Stanley stuff I have all appears to be good quality and something I don't mind carrying in the woods. I am 7 months post chemo for my cancer and all the tests are good. Thank you for your support
Thank you for the video. What diameter am I supposed to order with that ebay link? There is different sizes for the lids available in the offer. Thanx!
Good point. I will update the show notes to reflect the best size. Order the 10.6cm lid. It is the closest fit. Thanks for commenting
@@MarkYoungBushcraft Thank you very much, Mark! Your reply rate in the comments is outstanding. It does connect me to your channel indeed. Very kind. Since I'm sure about the size now, I just ordered that lid.
Mark, what size lid did you get for the press.
The 10.6cm lid www.ebay.ca/itm/Dustproof-Anti-dust-Glass-Cup-Cover-Coffee-Mug-Suction-Seal-Lid-Cap-Tool/273495104689?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&var=572886960110&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649
I have this and have used it a few times. Ive really enjoyed it. And I like the large volume. However, they really should have made an additional SSteel lid for cooking, and have it flat so that it can be well stacked for nesting and packing. That was a real miss. And yes it really does need the additional 4oz measure lines. They could have had an outstanding kit instead of just great. I did have a life for my solo stove that just set on top, not exact fit. I may check out that lid you added, looks like a good find. Thanks.
Stanley make some good products. With a few additions this one would be perfect. Thanks for commenting
Can you not drink right out of the cup rather than pouring it into another cup??
I suppose you could but it would awkward at best. It is quite big and you would have to leave the plunger inside of it
What does stanley have to do with the end result of the taste?
The taste lies in the type of coffee you use and how much heat you give it
LOL...very little other than how the design filters out grounds. Yes, type of coffee, temperature of water and brew method (contact time with coffee) are the factors for sure
@@MarkYoungBushcraft that’s what I think lol
Do you know if a bottle will nest with the filter in place
I have tried a 32oz Nalgene and a few others types. Only the smaller 27oz Klean Kanteen will fit inside with the filter but it is too tall to use the lid. I would store coffee and other items inside. Thanks for commenting
Coffee grounds do not contaminate the environment, they are beneficial to the soil
leave no trace would disagree
Halifax in Canada?
Yes, Halifax, Nova Scotia. You?
@@MarkYoungBushcraft Oh thank you for your respond, I was wondering if the City or The State is in where I thought..
So many City names or Town name is almost every States.😀
Several years ago one of my friend lived in Vancouver, Canada west coast she said that she is going to move to Halifax. So I asked her where is that?😄 As she stated East coast of Canada. It is pretty City name I like that name of the City and I bet it is pretty as well. BYW Seattle Wa. West coast!🤗
I like your demo of the little IKEA stove I'm going to shop around if I van find something like that get an idea of at least. One thing IKEA is close to Seattle. Thank you again.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!🎄🎄🎄