BIG Elms

[Amelanchier]

Stuff the kelly kettle - you need a Jetboil.

 

http://www.jetboil.com

[Dean Lofthouse]

Stuff the kelly kettle - you need a Jetboil.

 

 

No skill involved there Tony, they should do an NPTC course for a Kelly Kettle:icon14:

[madmatt]

No skill involved there Tony, they should do an NPTC course for a Kelly Kettle:icon14:

 

I want a jetboil, I wouldn't buy a kelly kettle and trust an employee to make a brew! there is little to go wrong with a jetboil.

[Marc]

Jet boils are for lazy boyz, and to bulky.

 

I'm an expert climber so only drink proper coffee, only a coffee press or better still stove top espresso maker will do.

[Amelanchier]

Jet boils are for lazy boyz, and to bulky.

 

I'm an expert climber so only drink proper coffee, only a coffee press or better still stove top espresso maker will do.

 

http://www.jetboil.com/Products/Accessories/Coffee-Press

[Lee Winger]

Lavazza stove top for me and has been for 15 years, double expresso every morning

[b101uk]

I just use a Coleman twin burner petrol stove, as I always have petrol about and it will cook/boil lots per tank full & it wont fall over like the silly gas cartage ones.

 

[Dean Lofthouse]

Funny isn't it, how the thread goes from 180ft Elms to petrol stoves.

[3dogs]

we don't bother with all that we just sing the coffee and tea song realy LOUDLY. 'i like coffee, i like tea' it usally gets the desired result:star:

[Marc]

http://www.jetboil.com/Products/Accessories/Coffee-Press

 

 

Tony Tony, I have'nt even bothered to look at the link, i'm well aware of jetbroils coffee press.

 

I use Smart Cafe mugs at work if I want a long coffee, and a small Trangia kettle, I can boil as quickly as a jet boil, its more compact and easier to clean.

http://www.smartcafe.co.uk/products/hot_cafetiere_mugs.asp