Who has a Coleman Coffeemaker?

[Celicabob]

Just to add another thought: When my GF & I go camping (tent prior), I use a Primula Stove Top Espresso unit for her morning cup. They come in different sizes depending on how much you need to make. At the same time I heat up some milk in the old pirc unit & pour into my Froth -A -Matic & she has a morning Cappuccino. With chocolate powder on top she is a real Happy Camper (sorry for the pun).

[Mark and Linda]

We tent camped for several years, then went to a PUP. While doing some other travel we bought one of those small Mr. Coffee, mainly to use it while we were staying in a hotel/motel. It worked just great in the PUP for two cups..then somehow we accumulated an extra Keurig Coffee Maker. We started using it in our PUP...worked great because I am the one who makes the coffee most of the time. I guess we have gotten soft in our old age..anyway...moved it into our TT now.

[TheSasks]

We have a propane coleman coffee maker. This is a pic from the internet as I haven't got around to taking a pic of it yet.

[bikendan]

Originally Posted by TheSasks

We have a propane coleman coffee maker. This is a pic from the internet as I haven't got around to taking a pic of it yet.

those things are waayyy expensive. is yours worth the cost?
my Coleman stove top coffeemaker only cost about $40.

[TheSasks]

We paid abt 80 bux for it and it works great. Nice in the morning to take out on the picnic table and make coffee while you are making breakfast on the stove.

[House97]

I take the Keurig along. Since I bought it, I lost the taste for burned cowboy coffee.

[Mountainmanbob]

we have a 4 cup perk range top model
found at most camping stores - 15 bucks
it is small for good storage
and with cheap filters from WallMart
makes some fine coffee

will not work very good over
open flames in a fire pit
as the Coleman does
but
good on our little 4 burner
and
leaves plenty of room
for cooking other things

noTHING like the smell
of some fresh perked coffee !!

MM

[mtnguy]

A percolator works good for us, too. That puppy carryied me over for a couple of days when my home coffee maker bit the dust and before I could get a new one. Like Moutainmanbob stated.......it is small for good storage, and makes good coffee. Nothing extra needed except some water, coffee, and a flame. Oh yeah, I use a filter in mine also to filter out the present day fine grain coffee made.

[Mountainmanbob]

Farberware Classic Yosemite 50124 - Percolator - 8 cup


$18 online

[campdohbrew]

Originally Posted by TheSasks

We have a propane coleman coffee maker. This is a pic from the internet as I haven't got around to taking a pic of it yet.

I have never seen one of these and did not know they exist before now. I have seen the Coleman type made to set on the Coleman stove.