coffee pot question

[Kermit]

If you like Starbucks coffee, you need to BURN your beans. They do.

There's a micro-roaster just down the road from the shop, and when the wind's right, it smells like something's big-time on fire!

[prairie dog]

After a great deal of deliberation I placed an order for this 24 cup size copper coffee pot  
from Backwoods Tin.  At $99.75  I sure hope it doesn't leak!

[sse]

Nice.  I'm sure you'll get long use out of it, and if there are any issues, I'm sure it can be re-tinned.

[greyhunter]

Real nice, now it's like a new car waitin fer the first dent!  

[Sir Michael]

I'd have to say that the HC answer is to use whatever pot/camp kettle you have for boiling water and use that.  The concept of having a dedicated coffee pot as a Mountain Man would have to be reserved for camp keepers in a Brigade.

JMHO :peace

[prairie dog]

The last few rendezvous I've attended, it seems that I was assigned the role of ""camp keeper".  If that means "chief cook and bottle washer".  

[Sir Michael]

Been there done that got the the tee shirt. :rotf  :rotf  

[snake eyes]

Well, I guess I might be the village idiot here.....But when in the
woods hunting and such,I always have a mouthful of coffee beans in
my mouth. Chew,spit etc.

[Adam Wetherington]

The army started putting little chocolate covered coffee beans in some MRE packages and they are awesome!! I love eating them things. Don't know how PC it is though.

[Riley/MN]

Chocolate covered espresso beans are one of my favorites. If ole B'ar Claw woulda had 'em - he'da et 'em!

[ridjrunr]

bp scout, those sound tasty in a nasty kinda way. Can I place an order?

heckuva pot there prairedog,real nice.I'll be on the lookout for ya in these parts

[sse]

I've heard of the espresso bean deal, but always wondered if they would juice ya up a little too much...?

[prairie dog]

bp scout, those sound tasty in a nasty kinda way. Can I place an order?

heckuva pot there prairedog,real nice.I'll be on the lookout for ya in these parts

I hope to have it broken in before the South Western rendezvous.  You are welcome to sit and have a cup.

[trg]

Any plain tin or thin iron coated with tin would make a good "universal" pot for coffee or cooking or a number of uses as I recall, it is just a matter of finding a style of pot that fits your time/place. The plain tin pot/pan is likley more common than the other styles/materials. It has been years since I did any real research on the RMFT peruiod stuff but I think this advise still holds up.

[prairie dog]

There was a package at my door when I came home today!  The coffee pot looks good and I am brewing a pot right now.