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French press and some half and half, thats the minimum i'll accept. but these are great too, they fit right over the mug. you can get away with a couple of charcoal brickets, some cinder blocks, and a splash of gas, but the kettle works fine on a BBQ
Last Edit: May 28, 2008 22:26:40 GMT -5 by mercy4me - Back to Top
Post by erscott420 on May 28, 2008 23:29:50 GMT -5
i love coffee,but luckily fro me,i dont touch the stuff between late april -first mornig with temperature below 50...if i drink it in the summer,even one cup,i SWEAT the rest of the day(were talkin Patrick Ewing on the free throw line SWEAT),am alot more cranky,cant cool down enuff,and generally feel like poop the rest of the day...but i love me csome coffee in the winter time...but none of that starbucks mocha latte double dipped foo foo west coast hippie crap,just a regular black cup of coffee...the tackier the convinience store it comes from,the better...
but to whoever on here was lookin for coffee int he morning,im bringing a cook stove and my friend is bringing coffee and other coffee making materials so swing by if you need to...pm me for number to find camp IN 14 DAYS OMFG 14 DAYS WOOOOOOO BONNAROOOOoOoOoOoOooOoOoO!!!!11!!1!1!11111
i love coffee,but luckily fro me,i dont touch the stuff between late april -first mornig with temperature below 50...if i drink it in the summer,even one cup,i SWEAT the rest of the day(were talkin Patrick Ewing on the free throw line SWEAT),am alot more cranky,cant cool down enuff,and generally feel like poop the rest of the day...but i love me csome coffee in the winter time...but none of that starbucks mocha latte double dipped foo foo west coast hippie crap,just a regular black cup of coffee...the tackier the convinience store it comes from,the better...
but to whoever on here was lookin for coffee int he morning,im bringing a cook stove and my friend is bringing coffee and other coffee making materials so swing by if you need to...pm me for number to find camp IN 14 DAYS OMFG 14 DAYS WOOOOOOO BONNAROOOOoOoOoOoOooOoOoO!!!!11!!1!1!11111
sorry sometimes i get to thinking to fast and jumble my thoughts..
Post by tentseasurfer on May 29, 2008 14:09:47 GMT -5
off the subject but still related to beverage refreshment.... does anyone know if those lighter power inverters can power a blender? I want frozen mixed drinks and I'm too lazy to pull out my blender and take it out to my car....anyone ever try??
Post by danielbosman on May 29, 2008 14:13:17 GMT -5
Coffee is a MUST at Bonnaroo...what I did last year and am planning to do again this year is bring some Toddy. I work at a coffee shop so it's easy for me to get, but for those who don't know, it's just really concentrated coffee that you can mix w/ water or milk to make iced coffee or mochas and what not. Great stuff and easy to bring.
off the subject but still related to beverage refreshment.... does anyone know if those lighter power inverters can power a blender? I want frozen mixed drinks and I'm too lazy to pull out my blender and take it out to my car....anyone ever try??
Don't know about the power inverter, but I did see a battery one at Costco. A frozen Margarita would be the bomb at roo.
Post by longtooth68 on May 29, 2008 16:34:53 GMT -5
I will be using the old standard metal percolator w/ some fine Jamaican Blue Mtn. or Tanzanian Peaberry. The french press is not a bad idea either, but remember, no glass so you'll need to go plastic on the press.
off the subject but still related to beverage refreshment.... does anyone know if those lighter power inverters can power a blender? I want frozen mixed drinks and I'm too lazy to pull out my blender and take it out to my car....anyone ever try??
Not too sure what kind of inverter you have, but I've never had a problem with mine. I've seen some power hungry stuff ran on a small inverter, so you'll probably be ok. Just make sure the load the blender will draw is with in the load specified on the inverter.
