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Is the JoGo Straw the answer to lo-faff tasty coffee on the move? And does it work with herbal tea? We put the kettle on to find out.
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I still think coffee bags have the edge for portable, lightweight minimal faff coffee.
Nothing is perfect but a mouth burning filtered straw seems like the solution nobody was looking for or wants...
Interesting article. I'm tending to agree very much with cookeaa though
If I want over brewed coffee I’ll make cowboy coffee.
For light weight coffee on the move it’s hard to beat the orlieb filter holder and paper filters.
Yeah, filters are brilliant when you’re out and about. All the muck is collected in something it’s easy to bin too so there’s far less faff and cleaning involved.
Turkish coffee? Boil it up, let the grinds settle then drink.
I still remember my first Turkish coffee and consuming half a mouthful of coffee silt 😀. Not been a problem since though.
If I want over brewed coffee I’ll make cowboy coffee.
Me too - it was a revelation after carrying around an aeropress etc. A splash of cold water to stop the brew process and sink the grounds. Easy and the minimal nature suits the environment.
Not for me but to solve the same problem I recently bought what I can describe as a reusable coffe sive. A hoop with a cloth bag. Hoop hose over top of cup, coffee in sive / bag pour and steep lift out grains. Liteweight, it's a small cotton bag with a loop of wire and packs flat.£6 for two off eBay