Best Camping Coffee method?

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I have yet to take it camping but put together this coffee kit with a Hario Switch, Snowpeak Home / Camp burner, electric grinder and a small kettle in a Hazard Fraught apache case. I have an Aeropress too and the Hario Switch is as easy clean up - you just need to throw away the whole cone filter with grounds in it.

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That's quite the setup!

Have you used the SnowPeak burner outdoors? How did it do?

Looks like an interesting back up burner.
I have had a few different butane burners. They can be great, but suffer if they aren't shielded from a breeze.

Also not great if temps are near freezing. Cartridges get too cold for the liquid butane to undergo a phase change to gas.
 
That's quite the setup!

Have you used the SnowPeak burner outdoors? How did it do?

Looks like an interesting back up burner.
I have had a few different butane burners. They can be great, but suffer if they aren't shielded from a breeze.

Also not great if temps are near freezing. Cartridges get too cold for the liquid butane to undergo a phase change to gas.
It works pretty well but I haven't used it in particularly high winds. I like it and it perfect for this kit, for cooking I picked up a traditional coleman two burner with cast iron toppers.
 

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