Blacksmith Camping Supplies Australian Made Coffee Kit Bags

[@bignedau]

I use these for my cooking stuff particularly the Dutch oven. They are absolutely awesome

[@SnowysOutdoors]

That's awesome - they are sooo handy ~ Lauren

[@Luvpig]

Great products

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Thanks, Heather. ~ Ben

[@VideoShowMeHow]

Have a bunch of these - ready bits of kit!

[@SnowysOutdoors]

I'm glad you like them. ~ Ben

[@outdoorangerify]

Just ordered one for the UK . As far as I know nobody makes a dedicated Coffee Kit Bag anywhere except in Aus. I've used cool bags but either too small or way too big. Really looking forward to getting this for my coffee kit. BTW I use an electric coffee grinder at home (Breville/Sage) and a battery operated grinder at work/ camping with cone and filter. I have got an aeropress as well. Who needs instant coffee?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

You're speaking my language. I use an electric grinder at home and use a Blacksmith Coffee Kit bag to transport a hand grinder, fresh coffee beans and an Aeropress for work too. ~ Ben

[@outdoorangerify]

@SnowysOutdoors since changing over from pre ground coffee to beans it's opened up a whole new world of coffee making. I haven't actually got round to weighing coffee yet I don't want to get too anal . Ps my bag comes tomorrow I'm excited I've never owned a bespoke well made bag from anywhere before

[@BradGryphonn]

Watching and listening while falling into the Snowys Camp Kitchen range. I have many questions not necessarily related to the kit bag. How well do aeropress machines work? Is the grinder in your stock list (I'll look). I realised while watching this that all I have is a stoneware coffee plunger to take bush with me. EDIT: Do you use powdered or UHT milk when camping (sans fridge)?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

How well do aeropress machines work? > I love mine, it's kind of a cross between an espresso and plunger coffee. It all depends on how you make the coffee though, they are pretty versatile. Is the grinder in your stock list (I'll look). > We don't stock the grinder, mine was a fathers day present from memory. It's called the Porlex Mini Coffee Grinder. I realised while watching this that all I have is a stoneware coffee plunger to take bush with me. > I think you need to upgrade. EDIT: Do you use powdered or UHT milk when camping (sans fridge)? > Real milk for me, UHT if I'm desperate. I make a long black style coffee with the Aeropress that only needs a small amount of milk. That way I don't need to carry as much milk, and I don't need facilities to warm the milk either. ~ Ben

[@BradGryphonn]

@@SnowysOutdoors I like your plan with the milk. I use powdered or UHT when camping because most times I've only an esky, if anything to cool things. And thanks for answering my questions. I reckon I might go for the Aeropress. It seems the easiest and best option for my needs. Then I'll hunt down a battery-operated grinder.