Brew kit - what do YOU use?

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Toddy

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I like Camp Coffee too….just remember mine's supposed to be hot and sweet and not drenched in extract of bovine mammary glands :)

It's good for baking with as well and it makes really good coffee ice cream.

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Ferret75

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This stuff really appears to be the 'Marmite' of the Bushcraft beverages. Love it or loath are the only options it seems. I'm determined to get some to try now, with my squeezy milk added, obviously.

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Ferret75

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I might get some, we have been thinking about trying a different shade of brown on the front gate for a while now...

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Goatboy

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You can buy Mellow Birds in most supermarkets... I'm not saying you should... just that you can :D

Mellow Birds - 200g

I must have my psychological denial blinkers on when walking down the coffee isle. I can actually smell and taste it in my mind as I write this. Yuck.

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rorymax

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I can actually smell and taste it in my mind as I write this. Yuck.

I empathise with your comment Goatboy, just the mention of Mellow Birds and Camp coffee makes me shudder, I remain psychologically scarred by the memory of the taste, they should be issued only on prescription :p.
 

Tonyuk

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If you want to be really decadent / switched-on you can carry a bottle of this instead of sugar;

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Tastes the exact same and goes further, and in my opinion is easier than carrying granulated sugar.

Also, while your in the shop pick up a cheap small funnel to refill your bottles with the cheaper stuff, tastes all the same really....

And some of the coffee setups on here :O puts my kitchen to shame brew wise haha

Tonyuk
 
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Usually first night out on a long distance walk, it's Nescafé 3 in 1s, seven large Errr "coffees" at night and three good healthy hair of the dog slugs in the morning for the day ahead, after that for the next 3 or 4 days even tinker tea would be a luxury, its Pine tea all the way, next time out I might try throwing another Dandelion root on the fire last thing at night and roasting it for the morning, coffee substitute :yuck:

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Ferret75

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If you want to be really decadent / switched-on you can carry a bottle of this instead of sugar;

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Tastes the exact same and goes further, and in my opinion is easier than carrying granulated sugar.

Also, while your in the shop pick up a cheap small funnel to refill your bottles with the cheaper stuff, tastes all the same really....

And some of the coffee setups on here :O puts my kitchen to shame brew wise haha

Tonyuk
Again, something I've not tried, although I have a small bottle of cheap squeezy honey at both places where I work. I usually go without sugar when outdoors, but there are some good options coming along.

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dewi

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Bizarrely I do... but unfortunately that isn't one of mine... its an acorn drink sold on Etsy.

Nowt wrong with a new brand called 'British Red' though :D
 

British Red

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