Stanley Adventure All-In-One Boil + Brew French Press coffee and bread
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- I was given the Stanley Adventure All-In-One Boil + Brew French Press for my birthday last year and I quickly fell in love with it. It's larger than the 24-ounce Stanley Adventure cook set and it has french press coffee filter. Of all the ways that we've made coffee at camp, I've found this to be the easiest and best tasting so far. As an added bonus the room inside of the 32-ounce pot allows me to use a mini-loaf baking pan. Winner!
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Just now finding this. Great video! Now I want to try making bread too. I would try cutting or forming a groove across the middle of the lid that would hold on to the lip of the mini loaf pan. Maybe somebody else has suggested this...
Thank you for this video! Home economics has just expanded in vision and capabilities. Years ago, Mom showed us to take a fresh caught fish, clean it and rinse the cavity, leave the head and scales on the fish. Mix up a thick mud from clay looking dirt, pack the mud real good around the fish. Rake back heavy wood in a fire and put the fish over a good bed of coals and compleatly cover the fish with coals but careful not to add heavy weight on top, not to disturb the mud seal. Let the fish bake in the coals. The mud will harden and scales will stick in the mud when baked. Remove the fish and let cool some to handle easier. Carefully break the baked mud with a knife or rock. The mud pottery didn't compleatly fall apart when broken and formed sort of a plate/bowl to eat from. I thought I'd share the experience. You could bake fish in the coffee press too. Bread, fish and coffee! 😋
I think your mom would fit right in with us! That is awesome instruction she gave to you!
I thoroughly enjoyed this. As a traveling punk rocker outta OK who likes to car camp and spend a lot of time in the streets and out in the field, now I see that I can make bread in my French press!! Thanks for posting
Right on, C Truitt!
Couldn't find pot lid on survival resources website.
Great vid and idea. Came across a mini loaf pan that fit inside my adventure cook set and was stoked to try out the baking hack. Thanks for the tip guys!
PS The pan I got - Betty Crocker Mini Loaf BC 1017 - fits perfectly inside the cook set without any modifications so thought I would share the find in case anyone was looking for one that didn't require cutting out the edges. Its dimensions are 5.25" long x 3" wide x 1" deep.
Man, it sucks that this lid is discontinued!! I've been looking for a lid to fit this and just can't find one. Great video, looking forward to watching more! I subbed!
You guys are awesome. I make coffee in my Stanley French press everyday, but baking fresh bread? Out on the trail? Come on!!! Incredible. Thanks so much for all you do and thanks for sharing! Much appreciated!!
JT give it a go and see how it turns out! We appreciate you watching and commenting!
You guys are great responding to the comments. Thank you!
It's who we are, Tim! And thank you!
That's wonderful. I also have both sets from Stanley and encourage your son to do so as well ! Another baker's trick, outside of the one you mentioned, scoring the top of the little bread loaf, would be to add a little water in there before putting it over, jn the hot coals. You’ll end up with a slightly bigger loaf, and better textured as well.
Nice tip, thank you for that! I'll try it out!
@@robertsbushcraft Please let me know how that works for you when you do !
Another time video of a dad and his son outstanding
Hey thanks, William!
nice video, very interesting. and thank you for your service. greetings from the Netherlands.
Thank you very much, Marc!
I really enjoyed this video and I am an amateur baker . I also enjoyed the making of the coffee. Cheers
I am glad you enjoyed it, aucoin! Baking over the camp coals is a hobby of mine and I love that coffee!
Your metal lid find was brilliant! That completes the entire kit for me. I already own the Boil and Brew French Press, the 2 green cup pot, and two non stick mini loaf pans. Ordering the metal lid tops it off. Thanks so much for posting this video! Now I can bake homemade cornbread with my homemade chili or great northern beans w/ bacon & onions. That's a HUGE deal when day fishing or day hikes. Thanks again!
You are certainly welcome! It's a nifty little lid that puts this kit over the top! You'll have to get a little creative with how you fasten it to the pot while it's on its side, so far my little steel rod does the job. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, Pamela! Happy trails!
@@robertsbushcraft Ya know, I'm thinkin' one of those silicone egg rings might be wide enough to put around the lid to hold it in place while laying in the baking position. Some of them are not very wide but other ones are about 1/2 in deep for holding two eggs. Those would (maybe) work good. Sorta like a Ranger Band for it. Anyway, I'm already thinking on it.
Nice work to make modifications. Thank you for sharing this video.
Hey thanks, mark luke!
Nice bread setup there. I may have to try to bake in my cup. Thanks and take care.
It's a great kit, Quinn!
No cream and sugar in my coffee but I'll have butter and honey on my bread please. Quite a handy "range rock" you have there to do your cooking on. I'm a boiled coffee guy. Boiled 5 minutes, steep 1 minute pour over a cup of cold water and enjoy. 5 tablespoons coffee to 4 cups water plus the added cup at the end. Great video. Thanks-
Ralph, honey and butter on this fresh bread would have been PERFECT! Our river provides a wonderful and scenic area for us to play in and explore.
Very good! Congratulations from Brazil!
Thank you, Marcos!
Was looking at Wal Mart last nite almost bought the smaller Stanley set glad I didn't, gonna.keep eyes open for coffee press instead.Thanks !!*** really enjoyed the video, don't be afraid to step in front of the camera help people to connect at a personal level.🤟🤐🤩
My opinion is that the french press is the way to go, Quint.
Wow!! Fresh bread. I have everything but mini pans...will be looking
Nothing like fresh bread! You know, we've baked muffins, cake, bread, cobblers, biscuits, and more in these.
I glad you pointed that out "coffee' DON'T OVER POUR...I just got this set and made some coffee this morning and thought I had a problem and or leak...well it makes sense. Don't over pour...lol.
I feel like there needs to be another seal around the top of the press so the coffee doesn't run out around the rim of the pot. I guess just being patient will have to do for now :D
@@robertsbushcraft I just made another pot and filled it past the fill line just a bit...to test another myth and what do you know?...by pushing in the press slowly and then pouring slowly or "No Over Pour" ... PERFECTION! no leaks, no gushing out, no burns, this is a truly good piece of kit thus far. Sad thing is I had to watch your video to learn how to pour...lol
This is one of the most useful videos I’ve ever seen. You are very creative with what you have!
Wow, thank you Kaitlin! I love this coffee press!
What a great, simple kit idea that anyone can afford!! That loaf came out perfect, I wouldn't have guessed it would be that easy to have amazing fresh bread like that at camp! Good stuff guys.
That truly is a handy-dandy piece of gear. Boil, bake, fry, coffee, it can do it all. We're trying to find another pot or cup to nest outside of it, but, progress has been slow. The stainless steel lid really makes this kit versatile!
I just cone here to see how the French press work.. now I know I can bake read in it if I want/needed to. Thank you for sharing.
Bread, muffins, biscuits, cobblers, the list goes on, Gina! Thank you for watching and leaving us a comment!
Great video! I just bought myself this french press and can't wait ofr it to arrive to test it.
Have you been able to try it out? What are you thoughts?
Great info here! I had no idea and I will certainly look into which Stanley gear I will get. Thanks!
You're certainly welcome, Kim!
Some butter on that roll would be a good addition. Looks great guys!! Pathfinder nesting pot might fit. I believe id bend those loaf pans in to fit. Nice settup.....
Yes sir, butter would have hit the spot!
Hot pink bandana same as a hot pink lighter, much less susceptible to theft lol. Loved this video!
I don't subscribe to many channels but I just picked up this exact French press and the craftiness in your video caused me to give you a like and a sub. Thanks for the video!
Hello and well met, Tim! That french press is a favorite of mine. Thanks for watching, commenting, and for the sub!
We make coffee the same. Just drop a little cold water on top of grounds and they drop to the bottom. And you can pour you a cup of coffee.
Excellent advice!
Gona have to give this a try. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome, Daniel. It's pretty easy to do. Muffins, bread, cobblers, and so on are super simple to do in this kit.
What a great and timely video. Just three days ago I bought the Stanley French Press for all the reasons you pointed out, the versatility of it! Now, you have shown me yet another use for it. This is the first time I have seen your channel. I loved the content and you have a very agreeable personality. Naturally, I liked and subscribed. I look forward to checking out the rest of your videos. God bless and thank you for sharing with us.
Hey, thanks for the encouragement, nutz4all! We love these presses! Right now the only drawback is the steel lid, the manufacturer quit making them and we've not been able to find a suitable replacement. All the best to you!
@@robertsbushcraft Yes, I went to the website, they claim out of stock. Until then, I am going to use heavy duty aluminum foil, I'll make it fit the opening and use a stainless steel cable tie to secure a good fit.
Could you use a flat piece of stainless for the lid, or do you need the small offset in the lid for pan clearance?
I’ve been watching many videos about cooking while camping. This video is captures the experience you supposed to have. Take your time and enjoy. I don’t need my water to boil in two minutes.
Enjoying the experience is what it is all about!
Fantastic! Great creativity. Thank you sharing.
You're very welcome, FlewTheCoop! Hard to beat coffee and bread! Or coffee and cake. Or coffee and cinnamon rolls. You get the picture :)
Loved that video what a wonderful ideas. Used a Dutch oven for years but hated carrying it this is ingenious. Thanks for sharing
Hey thanks for watching and leaving us some encouragement! We love these kits.
oh Wow! I want to go camping with you!!! LOL, that bread looked amazing. Thank you for posting! :)
The bread is nothing compared to the blackberry cobbler that we bake in these!
I actually have that French press in my Amazon wishlist. And now after watching this awesome video, I'm going to invest in a bread pan for it. Thank you so much for posting this.
I hope you enjoy yours as much as I do mine, The Flying Backpack!
@@robertsbushcraft Thank you
I have the press..its awesome
Another great video. We use our Stanley French press often here in Thailand however despite having the same universal lid (I think I bought mine at self reliance outfitters, the David Canterbury store.) I never tried it on the French press. I use it on my daily use titanium mug and often my Stanley adventure pot. Now I know and will have to give it a shot, thank you. The filter on the bottom of the French press is removable and replaceable if it gets worn out or damaged . I still haven’t found a nesting cup for her though. Great job fellas.
I had no idea that bottom is removable. I'll eventually get the mountain cook set and see if that nests with this set.
@@robertsbushcraft Hey Fellas, I have both the cook and brew, and the mountain cook set, the pot from the mountain WILL nest on the cook and brew, but not with the plastic inner cup inside the mountain cook set. I should also say that it's a pretty loose fit too. It takes a 4 X's folded bandana to soak up the rattle. Also, you'd have to remove the folding handle on the mountain pot for compact storage. Hope this helps, sorry I'm three months late reading this! Thanks for all you guys do, it's MUCH appreciated!!
Jerry
Fantastic information, Jerry! I guessed that the press kit would fit inside but didn't know the mountain kit was that much larger in diameter.
@@robertsbushcraft My apologies, I just reread my comment, and I should have said that a TWICE folded (4 layers) bandana fits nice. Sorry guys, my mistake! 😏
Simple things in life are the best. Great video. Thanks.
Agreed 100%, Marko!
Great post..as far as a mug goes I use a cheap Walmart collapsible mug..it also keeps the Stanley from damaging it bottom.
Those collapsible mugs are hard to beat!
I use a silicone mini loaf pan. Holds uo to the heat, don't rust and folds up if need be.
I hadn't thought about silicone! FANTASTIC IDEA!
Really..doesnt melt?
They are normally rated 500°F.
Just bought this for my pack that I keep in my truck, thanks for the baking tip! 👍🏼🍺
You're welcome, this is my favorite kit! Boil, bake, fry, brew, it does it all. Thanks for taking a moment to watch and leave a comment, 73 FORGE!
I watch hundreds of these types of videos, so I’ve seen too many to be easily impressed, but I AM IMPRESSED! (Seriously, I’ve watched five Stanley French Press videos today before this one.)
The lagniappe effect of baking bread like you did removes the need for the other cooker pot and gets you a better result.
Question I have is how much coffee are you using for a full pot? And looks like coarse ground coffee, correct? I used some finer grind today and got a bit of sludge in my cup. I don’t mind it but others probably don’t care for it.
Hitting like, save, and subscribe just based on this video, Fellas. Thanks again!
Hey thanks, Kevin! You know, being able to bake bread at camp is a real treat. A small bag of flour and such can be easily carried and used for several days worth of food. The Stanley presses are just about the perfect size to bake in. I'm using about 1/3 cup of coffee (or slightly more) in my press. It's Folgers classic roast and I think that is medium coarse.
Outstanding Brothers, I just purchased the Stanley all in one, That Bread 🍞 looked Beautiful, This has been the best Review I've seen so far. I know it's been a year ago, But Thank you. Sincerely your freind from Mo Rick and God bless you and your family and are Great Country and Republic
Thank you very much Ricky! Dad and I have a great time out there! Nothing like fresh bread and coffee to warm the soul!
Survival Resources is closed down, apparently. Any idea where we could get a replacement lid?
Very informative video. I was checking it out to see if the camp coffee press offered the same stainless steel coffee press inside assembly as the Stanley Classic Stay 48 oz. coffee press, which i LOVE. I like the French press I have because everything inside is stainless, but I wish mine was stove top, too. Very cool how you have made bread in a coffee press! This camp press would indeed make a wonderful gift!
This is my "go-to" kit, I can do everything I need with it, JB. I love it!
I never wrote this on YT but .... I wish I could give you 2 thumbs up !!!
Such a great vid !!!
Wow, thank you, GeeLowjo!
I have the adveture cup but not the press, i think thats next. Looking at that beautiful loaf along imagining a nice t-bone steak or porter house steak just makes my mouth water. Enjoyed the vid nicely done thank you guys for sharing.👍
That adventure cup still has a place in our gear too. For years we made coffee, muffins, bread, and so on in it until the larger French press came out. That was an answered prayer! Thanks for watching, LJaysPerspective!
Thanks so much for this video! I was just looking for a video to see how well the French press worked but you sold me on it with the bread!
It's my go-to coffee and cook kit!
Enjoying your videos! Thanks for taking the time to make them. I'm near Concord NC.
Hey we appreciate you taking the time to watch and leave a comment, igotfishtofry!
Wow, 1 cannister 2 make bread & coffee. Minimal cookware 4 camping. Thx 4 sharing on Utube.
You're welcome and I enjoy cooking and baking with this french press.
You guys superb genius in baking innovative, nice bread outdoor taste, 5 Stars from Malaysia. Gud job guys
Hey thanks all the way from the USA, Zul!
Pretty ingenious mod for keeping the metal lid on the pot. Simple but effective. but you know, that pink bandana, I just don't know about that. lol
Turns out Dad had to make extra of those holding rods. He keeps dropping them down in the cracks between the rocks into oblivion!
@@robertsbushcraft Lol
@@robertsbushcraft Can you invert the "handle" in the lid and then thread the retaining rod through it?
@@menoksen that might be possible. We have since found another way: ua-cam.com/video/OqP-D-OSVjY/v-deo.html the video should start at the 40:23 mark
Awesome video. Just ordered the French press and 2 lids
Frank, I hope that you enjoy yours as well as I do mine!
Robert I posted your video on the Motor cycle. Camp. Cook. Face Book Page and it has also sparked interest in it.
@@frankrightbrain That's awesome, thank you very much! My name is Curry, and my son is Gabriel. Our last name is Roberts.
Thanks Curry. Love that you and Gabriel camp and cook together. My Son Jason and I have been camping together for around 27 years. Just camped mid November. My Grandson had joined us the last 3 years. We always have a big cookout at camp on Saturday night after opening day of hunting season.
@@frankrightbrain Amen to that, Frank! I am praying that my grandson will eventually come with us too, he's just now turning four months old. I've had Gabriel and his older brothers in the woods their entire lives and we've loved every minute of it.
Wow every time i hit your response to the Christian mans testimony my iPad freezes up and I have to reload the video, that was a good testimony and response, God bless
What in the world? Well, thank you for trying to respond, OD. I'm humbled that Alex put his situation out here like he did and I pray that I was able to clearly express what God laid on my heart in response to him. Iron sharpens iron, right? Thanks for the encouragement and GOD BLESS!
Your a Genius. Thank you, Tom C
I wish! Thank you just the same, Thomas!
Awesome piece of kit guys! would definitely like to get the French Press. Never tried a French Press before. I was worried that you would still get a lot of grounds in your coffee, I see that isn't so. Thanks for the video.
We get zero ground with this kit. I picked this up and put it down many times while browsing around in Walmart and my wife decided to get it for me for my birthday last year and I was thrilled with it from the beginning. Making coffee at camp really doesn't get any easier than this. Thanks for watching and commenting, Jeff!
Natuurlijk knip je een rand van het bakblikje eraf en kort je het ovenrekje in zodat het universele dekseltje er wel goed oppast.
Never knew you could stand it up on the handles. Gonna try that
You'll need to use something to lock the handles together to get the stance right.
I have not baked anything yet in this manner (over here, as well as during my australian outback experience, we bake bread inside a dutch oven under the embers), but I am getting interested in trying this "lighter" option! Thanks for the ideas and inspirations. I am searching already for a small grid for my pot, and I also want to try it with my german army mess kit. I am not a great coffee drinker (over here we drink mate tea from the gourd), but I think I will buy this press anyway, since you can also use it to make tea (mint, etc). I think Stanley makes very well thought kits, and the quality is also very good, price is also right. I think they could try to offer a little baking set like this one... greeting from wild, wet, windy and wonderful Western Patagonia
Puma, you are correct in being able to brew tea and other drinks. It's a versatile kit and I love mine. Being able to bake in it really puts the icing on the cake!
I wish I'd known about this one before I purchased the Stanley Adventure Camp Cook set. I bought that set specifically for coffee but didn't even know they had this one that's specifically for coffee. Now I'm vacillating on whether to send it back and get the other one or just buy both. Hmmm.
Easy answer, buy BOTH! You can make coffee in the adventure set, but, it's easier in the larger press. I used the basket and lid from a campfire pot in my adventure cup here: ua-cam.com/video/CrFaean6PXA/v-deo.html But I do prefer the press now.
Looks really good. I’m going to get the press now
I hope you'll be as impressed with yours as I am with mine, it's a handy-dandy piece of kit. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, Maribeth!
Heavy duty foil will work too!
Fantastic tip, Bongdu!
Ok, that's pretty brilliant and now I'm hungry!
My favorite piece of kit!
Really enjoyed this video. I wish there was a link to the baking pans. I ordered the French press for 24 bucks off Amazon, but the lid I was going to order went from 4.95 to 15.95 once the LOWEST shipping cost was added. Oh well. I will have to find another lid. Thanks
I purchased my pans at a local grocery store. At the bottom of the article here I have a couple of pictures of the pans that I use: robertsbushcraft.com/bushcraft-field-notes/bread-and-coffee-in-stanley-adventure-all-in-one-boil-brew-french-press.html
I'm thinking these may be a close match: amzn.to/39ye3Z9 and amzn.to/3mvuN6N
@@robertsbushcraft thanks so much I will try that
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Welcome aboard, Shannon! My favorite crayon color is red :D
Agreed it does make great coffee!
Right on!
Very clever setup to enjoy some good food at camp. Thank you two for sharing. Hope all is well 🤙 JB
Hey thanks, JB! All well here and we hope the same for you!
I must have bought the wrong mini loaf pans. Mine are to big, gotta trim them. Thanks for the info!
The next time that I go to my local Food Lion grocery store I will take a picture of the pans along with the measurements and post it on our website at www.robertsbushcraft.com
Here at the bottom of the page I'ved added the pans that we are using: robertsbushcraft.com/bushcraft-field-notes/bread-and-coffee-in-stanley-adventure-all-in-one-boil-brew-french-press.html
What a fun video and great use of a product that I already own and also love! The coffee from the Stanley french press is so good, I bought an extra one to use at home on my stovetop, when I'm making some afternoon "rocking, chair, cat on lap, good book, and sweet baked treat" time. Usually after a hard day of working in my gardens. Oh, I am definitely going to have to try this bread recipe while camping. Maybe while the hubby is out fishing! Thanks.
You know, making some afternoon "rocking, chair, cat on lap, good book, and sweet baked treat" time is time well spent. We like to bake blackberry cobbler in these and they are delicious. Pretty much anything baked in a conventional oven can be baked in smaller portions in these cups.
Maybe you could make a lid holder that fits in the groove to keep it on there at the largest diameter. Great video! I love my Boil and Brew so much I bought a spare.
I am still tinkering around with a more secure and reliable holder. You can't go wrong with a spare one of these kits! We are putting together permanent kits for our kayaks and these Stanley Boil and Brew kits are in there.
Awesome video! Love this sort of stuff.
We do too, Peter! Thanks for watching and commenting!
That’s weird I think I got mine for like $15 a couple years ago. I’m in KY so prices probably vary from state to state
Great video, I've almost watched them all, just wandering where you got the little clip to hold the lid on the cup so it doesn't fall of f.
I used to live in N.C from 1987 to 1989 love it, seeing your videos reminds of the days.
Thank you for making them.
I actually made that little clip using an engineer stake. Have you ever seen those little flags sticking up out of the ground when someone is marking an area of construction? That's what I used, the steel rod part of it. You can find them at most any home improvement store. I took my multi-tool and just bent it to the shape I needed and voila! NC is the place to be, In2 Prepping!
Those are some good ideas. I was going to suggest you notch the lid so the clip doesn't pop off but then it might snag your travel bag. I'd go for some mini blueberry muffins myself.
Great tip, William. Awesome last name, too!
Hey there! Have you found a mug, that fits around the bottom of the french press? I use it for a couple of years now and looked around a bit when I started using it... What I did then is use a smaller cheap stainless steel cup like yours, turn it upside down and lightly press it inside the top of the press when storing it. If you don't slide it in all the way you even have a bit more space to put stuff inside. You cannot fit the original lid on anymore, but I am not using that much anyways and you can always put it on the bottom of your stuffsack...
I have not, sadly. But I am thinking that a possible solution is the pot from Stanley Mountain Compact Cook Set. I haven't seen one at my local WalMart in a while but when I do I'll try and fit those together. If you happen to find a suitable solution please do let me know. Thanks for watching and commenting, testpassed4!
Drill some holes near the top for a bail and then use the holes to run a wire through the hole on one side and through the slit in the lid and then through the hole on the other side. An easy way to add a lid holder and a bail to it!
I have seriously considered drilling holes in it, but, I just can't for some reason. Maybe if I pick up another I'll be able try that.
Roberts Bushcraft i just watched a video of a guy that did that
Roberts Bushcraft will the Ozark trails cup not fit around that?
@@Jerryshipping12 they will not, too small in diameter. I have not found a suitable nesting pot/cup yet but I suspect the Stanley Mountain Cook Set will.
Roberts Bushcraft I’ll have to look it up and see the inside dimensions and the outside dimensions of the Stanley French press.
just bought one at Cabelas
Awesome news! You should check this video out where I modify mine to make it work better in my kit. ua-cam.com/video/IEe4dZ7tYC0/v-deo.html
Do you have sizes for the loaf tins? I'm in Portugal, so don't have access to decent stores. Going to have to trust to Amazon. Thanks for any info.
Down at the bottom of this page you can see the pan that we use, hopefully this helps: robertsbushcraft.com/bushcraft-field-notes/bread-and-coffee-in-stanley-adventure-all-in-one-boil-brew-french-press.html
Love your set up. I went on the link you have for the lid and I get nothing. Do you know were else I can find the same lid? Thanks
I reached out to Survival Resources this morning and they told me those lids are discontinued! I can't believe it! That was the only lid that I'd found that worked with this kit. We'll search around and let you know if we find a suitable replacement.
@@robertsbushcraft thank you. I will too. If I find something I will let you know.
You could cut those grill rods just a bit shorter to prevent the lid from hitting. And perhaps bend down the one end lip of the of pan t o make the pan shorter.
OCD ! and I thought I had it bad .... LOL great video Sir
Hey thanks, Jim!
The Keith Titanium Ti6300 Multifunctional Cooker would probably do that baking well.
Never heard of that one, we'll check that out!
What size and brand are the mini loaf pans really enjoy your videos
I purchased my pans at a local grocery store, at the bottom of our article here I have a couple of pictures of the pans (with label) that I use: robertsbushcraft.com/bushcraft-field-notes/bread-and-coffee-in-stanley-adventure-all-in-one-boil-brew-french-press.html
I'm thinking these may be a close match: amzn.to/39ye3Z9 and amzn.to/3mvuN6N
Awesome vid! I just ordered that French press! How much coffee grinds to water did you use?
I use 1/4 cup and a tablespoon (however much this all adds up to be) in a full pot of water. By full I mean filled to the fill line. Depending on how strong you like yourself coffee this should give you a decent starting point. Thanks for watching and commenting, j james!
Nice video to buy one
It's a fantastic piece of gear, I love mine.
Tell about the lid please and bread recipe....LOVE THE PINK BANDANNA
Unfortunately the lid is no longer in production! Most a pity! It is fairly easy to make a lid.
I wonder why you didn’t just used the lid from your cook kit, plus nip the ends off the rack just enough for the lid to close? Love the idea. Didn’t know Stanley sold this coffee press. On Amazon, Stanley sells a different French press for $60 so this is better priced for sure.
Nipping the ends would have solved the issue of the rack being too long, but not the baking pan. I didn't want to cut and grind on that and expose the metal. So, I kept the rack the same length as the pan and flipped the lid.
Haven't check out yet but think about making a calzone in it..
100% doable! Anything you bake at home in the oven you can do in this pot. Smaller scale, of course.
I ordered the mini pan from your link. Unfortunately the pans I got are not the same and do not fit. They are even different form the picture on Amazon. You might wat let people know to check they are getting the same one. Just a heads up. I will have to "trim" mine kinda like you did for the adventure cup. still a great idea I did make a small modification to your lid clip in that I put an indent in the clip which fits into the upside down punched out handle on the lid. Holds the clip great in place .
Oh no that's terrible! Thank you for the heads-up, I've removed the link in the description to those pans. I think I understand your mod, it would look sort of like the cupids bow on a person's lip?
@@robertsbushcraft yip!
Cool beans brother...thank you!
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed!
So much awesome in this video! Hard to unpack it all. 😂
Hey thanks, Seth! Making coffee at camp is one thing, but being able to bake bread? That's another.
I really enjoyed this, the bread kinda reminds me of basketball!!
That it does my friend!
Great video guys. Does the the camp cook ki fit inside the coffee press?
Thanks Gareth! The camp cook kit fits inside of the French press all the way to the camp cook handle latch.
Dude that's some good looking bread, 🤐🤟🤪 MAKES ME HUNGRY...TOAST& JELLY UUMMM!
It was FANTASTIC!
So I need to invest in a muffin top... I mean lid!
HAH! A lid indeed, Zanza!
This is inspiring, I never thought to bake in my backpacking cook pot. Did you pack in the dough balls to bake at camp or did you make the dough onsite?
Sometimes we make it all at camp, others at home, and let it rise during the hike. I do believe that we made this dough on site for this trip. It's a real treat! Anything that you can bake/broil at home in the oven you can do in these pots. Smaller portions and times vary but the idea is the same.
Awesome !
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You should have brought a jar of jam with you for the bread. You could have wrapped it in that pretty pink bandana. Lol. 😁
I was supposed to bring the jam....hey you can't win them all, freedom dove!
Lol. 😁
Thanks for vid. Do you have to bake on coals? We will only have access to our propane stove on our next trip. Thanks!
No, you do not HAVE to, but, it is my preferred method. Baking with the propane stove can be tricky because you have an extreme amount of heat in a concentrated location, it's sort of like a blowtorch. To combat that you'll need to use some sort of material to spread the heat, like a hand full of small rocks. The rocks that I've picked up while hiking have worked for well for me. I spread them out along the bottom of the container beneath my cooking pan to act as a shield between the heat source and the bottom of the baking pan/tray. The rocks spread the heat. Also, I've found that using some sort of heat shield inside the container helps tremendously. I use a folded piece of aluminium from a pie crust pan and it works well. Keep your flame low and take it slow, j Nic!
That's slicker'n frogs hair !