I am trying to find a coffee cup that will hold a bit of heat, and not make the coffee taste like metal. I am not thrilled about putting really hot stuff in plastic, but it is not microwaving it, so that is something. I tend to brew with either a funnel or an aeropress, and will make it one cup at a time. Whats in your drybox/kitchen box or drybag? and hopefully it will fit in a cup holder for shuttle runs too
Favorite camping/boating coffee cup?
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I have a contigo ceramic in the shopping cart, and dug out the yeti my BIL gave the wifey last year. After extensive testing the yeti seems not to make the coffee metalic and the ozark trail seems to have similar performance. One big bummer is that my wife does appreciate a holding a warm mug and the vacuum mugs transmit no heat. I will say on the next trip, I am running an aeropress, manual grinder and either my trusty coleman or my biolite to heat the water. I will probably heat till boiling, and then let it cool a bit to get down to around 206.
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I like my Yeti beer can insulator. It works for beers during the day and doubles as a coffee cup for the mornings.
Toadfish are my go-to all in one river cup/can cooler. https://toadfish.com/collections/drinkware
You can use it for the morning coffee, switch to can cooler, and then use it for that evening cocktail. They have lids to keep bugs/wate/dirt out and many different styles and sizes. The suction part actually works surprisingly well.
Toadfish | Eco-Friendly Coastal Products Here is a code for $10 off if you spend $70.
You can use it for the morning coffee, switch to can cooler, and then use it for that evening cocktail. They have lids to keep bugs/wate/dirt out and many different styles and sizes. The suction part actually works surprisingly well.
Toadfish | Eco-Friendly Coastal Products Here is a code for $10 off if you spend $70.
The yeti coffee cup model I’ve got has a twist lock lid, the guts of which can be removed for cleaning. Works great!
Here it is
www.yeti.com
YETI Rambler 12 oz Reusable Bottle With HotShot Cap
Our dishwasher-safe water bottle is made of kitchen-grade stainless steel and comes in many colors. Double-wall vacuum insulated, 100% leakproof. Fast shipping.
www.yeti.com
Wondering what’s the best or favorite style coffee cup for camping. I’m pretty particular about my coffee, but around home I’m not above microwaving my warming coffee to get it back to hot. I don’t understand why but whenever I pour s fresh cup something interrupts or I get distracted... So, around the house I like double wall plastic cups. Generally don’t use metal cup around house. If I do, I’ll use a vacuum insulated style, the ones with lids keep coffee hot a long, long time.
Camping—it’s a different game. I generally will have a campfire, so I can place a metal cup strategically so as to keep warm or reheat a bit. So, no double wall or vacuum cup there. My backpacking buddy always carries a GI cup, so he tends to drain the coffee pot right off! I do like one with a lid so coffee stays warm a while off heat.
Exception to above is when I’m using a stove. I will often then use a vacuum insulated cup with a drinking lid. Stove time and space are too valuable a commodity plus many stove don’t turn down low enough to be workable for reheating.
Curious to see others’ thoughts and ideas.
The Yeti with the hotshot lid is a great leakproof mug, omnidirectional drinking, durable - a little annoying that your nose hits the lid when drinking but it's a solid mug. Best mug ever made was the Thermos E3 but they don't make them anymore.Here it is
YETI Rambler 12 oz Reusable Bottle With HotShot Cap
Our dishwasher-safe water bottle is made of kitchen-grade stainless steel and comes in many colors. Double-wall vacuum insulated, 100% leakproof. Fast shipping.
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After using about 15 different ones over the years, I keep going back to these. They keep coffee hot for a while. Like at least burn your mouth hot for an hour or more. And spillproof if you clean out the little flappy seal in the lid every month or two.
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Rtic 20oz cup with handle, you can hang a ****** onto the handle which is handy once you finish your cup of coffee. Rtic cups are amazing for how long they keep coffee hot. I love to float on cold October mornings with a hot cup of coffee, all of the draws and slopes are socked in with fog and you just see tops of mountains rafting down the Salmon River.
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I wrote ""******" as in carabiner, spell check must of thought I was being a racist or something.
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correct spelling would be biner. Beans have nothing to do with hardware. While it's pretty extreme, I understand why the software doesn't let you spell it the other way.
I use an old insulated Bodum stainless steel coffee mug, mostly because that is what I had around that fit my coffee cup criteria, and because it has proven Grumman-like unkillable.
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Rtic makes a great cup, keeps coffee hot for hours, the next morning, will probably still have ice in from the nite before (whiskey drinks), I built a cup holder out of aluminum rings, just right of my rowing station, that way I nurse a hot cup of coffee for the fall bird hunt, love that cup of coffee when it is cold. The cup is always handy for river drinks. Glue a small d-ring to it if you want to bean it off in big water. (caribiner)
This is the way!Coffee in the morning. Can coozy at night. 1 to do it all
YETI Colster 12 oz Can Insulator
Our Standard 12 oz Colster Can Insulator is our vacuum-insulated solution to keep your drinks as cold as science allows. Improved Load-and-Lock Gasket.www.yeti.com
Only drinking vessel I bring on the river. Coffee in the morning, can coozy during the day, whiskey tumbler at night.
If you want hot coffee on the boat this isn't your jam, I drink my coffee in camp and switch to beer once the boat is rigged. YMMV
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You can't drink ALL day unless you start in the morning. 😂
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