Campfire Coffee

Campfire Coffee a Must!

If you are going to be camping you just have to take along some great campfire coffee recipes.  Why would you drink that plain old yucky sludge when you can make fabulous campfire coffee using my secret recipes?  Here are a few very good recipes for you to try.  Of course a quick search on the net would find plenty of others. 

But these are so good you’ll be hard pressed not to make them every time.

When packing your food stuff to go camping besides your ground coffee remember a bottle of hazelnut syrup and chocolate syrup or any other flavors you like.

Campfire Coffee To Die For

Boil four quarts of water in your camping coffee pot. Add 4 scoops of fine grind coffee then

If you like coffee that’s a little stronger just add more scoops. If you like it weaker add less scoops. Camfire coffee doesn't have to taste awful.

Okay now there are a few other things you can do to change the taste of your campfire coffee. You can add some hot chocolate mix, you can add a dab of honey, or you can add a couple of teaspoons of the syrups you brought with you.

If you are lucky enough to have an actual coffee percolator you don’t have to bother adding the cold water to get the grounds to sink because they are already contained, but you can follow all the other ideas just as you would for traditional camp coffee.

Of course if you are camping in a trailer or an RV you may even be able to use your drip coffee maker. But why would you want to? Campfire coffee is a camping ritual that you should not be without.

If you creative you can bring along some instant coffee so you can make a cup of coffee on the fly when ever you get the urge. You can also bring along some of the cappuccino mixes.

Camp coffee doesn’t have to taste awful! Once you figure out the secrets to great campfire coffee be prepared for visitors from other camp sites to pop in. After all who can resist a delicious cup of camp coffee?