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Author: Rekka <rekkabell@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2018 09:26:22 +1300
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& Devine & I are coffee drinkers, we have a one per day. We have a second cup on occasion - or, second wind, as we like to call it. We drink it black, but enjoy having a flat white (has less milk than a latte) with a {{non-dairy milk|Soy Milk}} as a treat.
& Most times, we have a cup at home on {{Pino|http://100r.co}}, and so having good coffee gear is essential. We had two requirements: {{portability and durability|http://100r.co/resources.html#habitat}}. (Two of my glass presses have made friends with the floor in the past.)
& Our first buy, was a {{GSI outdoors french press|amzn.to/2FrWg8a}}. It's BPA-free (made from co-polyester), and shatter resistant - perfect for those of us prone to recurrent bouts of clumsiness.
- & We like to grind our own beans, so we got a {{GSI outdoors coffee grinder|amzn.to/2p0pO2p}}. Non-electric, and portable.
+ & We like to grind our own beans, so we got a {{GSI outdoors coffee grinder|amzn.to/2p0pO2p}}. Non-electric, and portable. It grinds enough beans for two.
& Sometimes, we use a stainless steel moka pot for espresso. The model is an {{ikea RADIG espresso pot|http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/30149839/}}, we found it in a bin at the marina. I didn't know ikea made moka pots. I can't say this would be my first choice, but it was free and it works so... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
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& I'm not saying that these brands are the very best, but they suit our needs. We bought these while in Victoria BC from MEC. GSI is the in-store brand for camping goods, their products have not failed us yet, and so we like to recommend them.
