Tebicoo Pour Over Coffee System

[@tracker5849]

Viewer warning..LOL!! IF YOU WATCH COFFEE IN THE WOODS...HIDE YOUR WALLET. This gentleman will make you want to buy everything!!!!! Some of us..(me) are addicted to coffee kits. Just joking sir!! Keep up the great videos!!!! Love your videos and yes I do buy a bunch.

[@thefarm987]

I love the Jura in the background

[@billb5732]

I use pour-over daily at home, but you talked me into cowboy coffee a while back, and it is BY FAR my favorite way to make coffee outdoors. Sooo much easier, lighter, and hassle-free. (Maybe uses a few grams more fuel).

[@rickw9008]

Heck yeah it’s the Fancy Feast stove! Great to see you using that again. Neat brew system.

[@pedro_claro]

I’ve two those filters. 1€ each. I bring them with me while backpacking bikepacking and traveling, yeah. It really does make a good cup of coffee. Need a tall cup so there’s space for enough coffee to drip down. I use a single walled cup, and made a cosy for it myself. Works brilliantly if I may say so. Insulated cup on a budget.

[@DrDennis]

Drink and love that coffee every morning. ❤

[@sjorlando7282]

If you wanna go this route just take the Cafflano Classic - the same thing but has a mini grinder as well, now you have a Cup, Filter and grinder so you can use fresh beans. I either travel with that or my PAKT coffee system

[@dwaynestewart6095]

I am a severe coffee junkie and I think that is a pretty slick little product. I have a Stanly travel mug/coffee press and it makes a real good cup of coffee and keeps it hot for a really long time, like no kidding 9 hours. But I'm always in the market for something new. Dwayne

[@dennisdrewry5625]

Collapsible Sea to Summit👍

[@steveroberts3102]

I recently picked up some flat paper coffee filters that open up and sit on top of your cup from a company called Buphallo. They come in resealable packs of 50 filters. I havent tried them yet but they really look promising

[@Sonya60andlearning]

Community New Orleans Blend is my favorite coffee. I am finally able to buy it here in Texas. Transported Louisiana resident. Love your channel. We were given coffee since we were children. Milk Coffee.

[@michaelbrent8351]

I've been using the Zebrang v60 (Hario's outdoor brand) and have had great results. I actually prefer the taste from it versus my glass v60.

[@browsman2328]

My friend and I like to hike to a place called Lake Natoma in Northern California and make coffee on the trail. We bring our backpacking chairs and sit in one of our favorite spots for about an hour talking and observing nature which consists of bald eagles, river otters, dear, coyotes, bobcats and various other wildlife. It is very restful. I normally make 16 oz of coffee with various coffee making gadgets that I have and my friend uses his Jetboil java press to make expresso type coffee because he grew up in Spain and likes that style of coffee. We are not concerned with weight or bulk because we have large day packs. I ordered this system from Amazon and am eager to try it out on the trail. Thanks Dr. Ernie.

[@JoeErard-ey7uz]

Dear it's deer

[@retlaw7448]

Happy New year to you 🎉!! Wish you well in 2024!!! Keep up the good work.

[@denisejackson4819]

Awesome! Love this. Thank you! 💜

[@robertwebb5586]

I'm buying one and I love my community coffee with chicory, That's all I buy..

[@jeffccr3620]

Interesting indeed

[@markmartello]

Thanks Doc.

[@Olavnummer1]

Thanks for the review and as always good work. Love this!

[@John-do7xg]

Love your stuff brother. Thank you for all the work you put into this channel.

[@MAXCOBRALAZERFACE]

I’ve settled on the GSi Java drip.

[@chado_outdoors]

I hate to say it, but for camping or backpacking its always my Stanley French press (you can boil right in the cup, then toss in the grounds, steep a moment, then press and pour) or my Aeropress with stainless mesh screen

[@tracker5849]

Reminds me of a fancy coffee rocket on steroids!! With its own cup

[@jamesbasaldua100]

If you can check out the wood burner stove they are saling

[@thedriftingspore]

Man I really like a normal size 2 cup mug. I would run that filter if it would nest in that size mug for sure though. I also like that you can buy it separate.

[@toml.8210]

I found that some hotel have the hot water set so hot that you don't need to microwave or heat it more than what you get from the tap.

[@lamarwilliams185]

Community coffee is good. I will try that independence coffee. #10 is the new first!!! LOL

[@MichaelR58]

Nice option, thanks for sharing YAH bless !

[@arnsnicklefritz9634]

I bought the stainless steel filter. Quality built

[@leedavis5306]

I was going to just put the filter in my.cart to purchase but always need a new mug! I keep going back and forth from press to pour over drip. I do really love my press but will add this to my decide when I'm making up my kit to go! Thanks for helping me spend money. Keep it up and hope that 100k comes soon.

[@squatch2461]

What does a kettle do for you that a pot with a lid doesn't? Cool coffee maker. 🍻

[@techguy9023]

I’m watching this about to use an Aeropress in my hotel room.

[@haroldmiller6853]

Shoot I still use my classic Stanley coffee press cup , you had done a review on like 4 maybe 5 years ago

[@oxxnarrdflame8865]

I like it, $23 is reasonable. I prefer French press but I also do drip and cowboy. I’m thinking of getting one. Like I need another coffee system. 😊

[@ebikecnx7239]

$23 lol

[@toml.8210]

With a slight modification the filter could be made to fit a ceramic coffee cup or your favourite coffee mug- that does fit into the cupholder of your vehicle!

[@raytribble8075]

I do love my community coffee with chicory in the morning. That being said… this looks like a decent set up. I own 4 of the Stanley French presses that I pre measure 1/4 cup of the before mentioned community coffee with chicory. They fit in my 2011 F-150 coffee mug holders. I hope you hit your desired subscribers… I have followed your amazing videos for a very long time. God bless and Happy New Year

[@chado_outdoors]

I love my Stanley press!

[@raytribble8075]

@@chado_outdoors me too… they have made me coffee all over the planet, kayaking long river trips and hiking the high country of the Rockies. I measure out those 1/4 cup scoops and put them in a ziplock snack bag and they hold 7 full cups of goodness! I am 63 now and still love to get out and there is a Stanley French press with me. Happy New Year sir!

[@chado_outdoors]

@@raytribble8075 I'll sure try that 1/4c hack! I've been curious about the chicory coffee as well, so I guess I'm going to have to pick up a pack of it now. Thank you, sir, and Happy New Year to you, too!!

[@raytribble8075]

@@chado_outdoors copy that and enjoy life and your coffee.. the Chicory is great because it knocks down the “bitter” a notch or 2

[@michaelthomson5101]

Hey Ernie, a nice little review, Just want to know the dimensions of the filter, Length x width, With ears up and ears down. it would be to know if it will fit inside and span the top of a camping mug I use. Thanx.

[@sgwilsonmd]

Oh! I was number 2. So close. I think this would be interesting to compare to the GSI pour over system I already own as well as the rubber UST filter . Both makes a very good cup of coffee, although the UST requires a paper filter. Thanks from an FP doc.

[@toml.8210]

When i worked for the EPA labs companies, we found that you can actually use the coffee grounds TWICE! Use it twice, if you don't mind a slightly weaker flavour, or add a little fresh coffee to get full flavour. That way, you stretch your coffee grounds for more drinks. You might even made small coffee bundles by adding the right pre-measured amount to a coffee filter, then tying them up with some dental floss. B TW=- you can also get 12V 'hot pot' water heaters that you can use in the car to make coffee on-the-go.

[@chado_outdoors]

I use my coffee multiple times by adding extra each time. I don't know why people are afraid to do so

[@bobinmontana777]

Is it better than the Stanley pour over system?

[@familyshare3724]

Standard Vietnamese coffee filter $5 and 5oz

[@rodbagley1686]

Question, was there any fine particles in the bottom of the cup. I used 4 or 5 pour over filters and the all let real small fine crud in the bottom of the cup. Add a paper filter no problem..How does that one do? Thanks.

[@railwaystationmaster]

STILL think the MAXI Ti MOKA POT is the go to for many , obviously at a higher cost and perceived value for it's lighter weight titanium construction.

[@quebecpatriot1874]

Been using this contraption on and off all summer thing is you cant have the coffee brew steep,only the very fine (and easily clogged) mesh does some form of slowing down which could be construed as steeping; its light and small though.

[@umaiar]

This brewing method is called "pour over", and it intentionally doesn't steep the coffee. It makes a lighter and cleaner cup, theoretically with more nuance. The problem with this device isn't that it doesn't steep the coffee, it's that you don't prefer the style of coffee. Personally I agree, I prefer steeped coffee. For weight, size, ease of use, and simple clean up, I love my Aeropress.

[@bahjinelson3986]

How about a review of the Sea to Summit X-Brew Coffee Dripper. Also, GSI doesn't get much attention on KZbin. How about checking out their GSI Outdoors Pinnacle Stove? (the remote canister model)

[@Jasper0o0]

Have you checked out the Pathfinder coffee press? I wish it was in titanium. I’m still looking for the best coffee system while camping. I’ll check out your playlist. I’d be curious to find out your favourite system out in the woods, would be.

[@RobertNixon-uw2xt]

Would that filter work to filter water while in the outdoors?

[@rainerlang7353]

No

[@steveroberts3102]

It'll take the chunks out

[@toml.8210]

Why didn't you use your new Turbo stove in stead of the cat can burner?

[@kiethlowry2862]

What was the heater thing?

[@melchurch3019]

Homemade alcohol stove. He shows how to easily make one in another video.

[@mikemullins8020]

Can't locate just the filter.

[@clara-vl4du]

"Opportunities don't happen, you create them." _Chris Grosser

[@edwardenglish6919]

Black and hot.

[@silvercommander]

Like my women 😂

[@elizabeththompson4424]

I gave up on all the COFFEE GIZMOS I just put the grounds in the pot, add water, boil, wait a bit, drink

[@ebikecnx7239]

Agreed. Cowboy coffee is far easier and no problem whatsoever.

[@m.hernandez1404]

Death before instant!

[@thetruewild]

$72 here in Canada. 😔

[@ebikecnx7239]

C$2.50 here in Thailand for the filter on Lazada

[@LeopoldElwes]

I'm so sorry, I've accidentally watched all of your videos.😅

[@daviddoucet2220]

Now you were just talking about not liking shitty coffee then you go and brew yourself up a cup of Community. Get yourself some Independence Coffee Company coffee and never look back…😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@denisejackson4819]

Don’t be a snob. Its not attractive. Who cares? Yuck.